Maritime labour markets were initially formed on a national level to provide the nation-states manpower needs for, specially in the military context of the struggle for the seas domination within colonial Europe. With the decolonization, new maritime states could accede to the fiscally and socially competitive flags, precipitating the dismantling of formerly closed national markets. This phenomenon, seen as a manifestation of the globalization process of exchanges and law, led to the trade union to classify the flags of convenience. Can the dismantling of the national maritime labour law lead to the conclusion that an international market would have been substituted to the former? The answer is negative. According to the legal approach of t...
Dieser Aufsatz befasst sich mit den Problemen der Meeresgrenzen im Gefolge der Dritten Seerechtskonf...
In the Comoros, the maritime law is a discipline which, for a long time, remained in the blur. The i...
International audienceThe reserved short shipping (cabotage) regime reflects the expression of the s...
Des marchés nationaux du travail maritime furent constitués dans le cadre des Etats nations pour rép...
Des marchés nationaux du travail maritimes furent constitués dans le cadre des Etats nations pour ré...
International audienceThe book considers the changes in work on board merchant ships. This is the fi...
International audiencePrincipalement écrit du point de vue du droit international public, ce chapitr...
The future of Maritime Conferences on the West Coast of Africa in the Context of National Independen...
International audienceAs the international transport of goods by sea involves various kinds of inter...
International audienceThe international dimension of maritime activity and the high seas status just...
The Maritime Labour Convention (MLC), 2006 is deemed by policymakers and scholars alike as one of th...
The world merchant fleet gathers a large range of ships very various by the size and the specializat...
Le commerce maritime qui représente en terme de pourcentage 90 % de marchandises transportées par vo...
Dieser Aufsatz befasst sich mit den Problemen der Meeresgrenzen im Gefolge der Dritten Seerechtskonf...
In the Comoros, the maritime law is a discipline which, for a long time, remained in the blur. The i...
International audienceThe reserved short shipping (cabotage) regime reflects the expression of the s...
Des marchés nationaux du travail maritime furent constitués dans le cadre des Etats nations pour rép...
Des marchés nationaux du travail maritimes furent constitués dans le cadre des Etats nations pour ré...
International audienceThe book considers the changes in work on board merchant ships. This is the fi...
International audiencePrincipalement écrit du point de vue du droit international public, ce chapitr...
The future of Maritime Conferences on the West Coast of Africa in the Context of National Independen...
International audienceAs the international transport of goods by sea involves various kinds of inter...
International audienceThe international dimension of maritime activity and the high seas status just...
The Maritime Labour Convention (MLC), 2006 is deemed by policymakers and scholars alike as one of th...
The world merchant fleet gathers a large range of ships very various by the size and the specializat...
Le commerce maritime qui représente en terme de pourcentage 90 % de marchandises transportées par vo...
Dieser Aufsatz befasst sich mit den Problemen der Meeresgrenzen im Gefolge der Dritten Seerechtskonf...
In the Comoros, the maritime law is a discipline which, for a long time, remained in the blur. The i...
International audienceThe reserved short shipping (cabotage) regime reflects the expression of the s...