Dorottya Bognar is a PhD Candidate at the Department of Sociology, Political Science and Community Planning, UiT – The Arctic University of Norway, and a guest researcher at the Fridtjof Nansen Institute in Lysaker, Norway. Her project focuses on the negotiations of the IMO’s mandatory Polar Code, and in particular Russia’s role in these negotiations. He research is also part of the A-LEX project “Regulating Arctic Shipping: Political, legal, technological and environmental challenges”. She holds an LL.M degree in Law of the Sea and an M.Phil degree in Peace and Conflict Transformation, both from UiT, and a BA degree in International Relations Studies from the University of Szeged, Hungary. Her passion is anything that has to do with ships and the sea.
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- The Maritime Aspects of the Award in the Arbitration between Croatia and Slovenia
- Remarks on the European Parliament’s proposal to ban Heavy Fuel Oils in the Arctic
- The Norwegian snow crab regime and foreign vessels – a commentary on the Juras Vilkas decision of the Øst-Finnmark District Court
- Some comments on Ghana’s alleged violation of provisional measure (a) as prescribed by the ITLOS Special Chamber in its Order of 25 April 2015.
- The Ecosystem Approach for Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction: Reflections on the Chair’s non-paper ahead of “PREPCOM III”
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- Galo Carrera on The South China Sea Arbitration’s Interpretation of Article 121(3) of the LOSC: A Disquieting First
- Dorottya Bognar on Sea-change in polar shipping: from Arctic to Antarctic Polar Code initiatives
- Nigel Bankes on Compulsory Conciliation under the Law of the Sea Convention: rich pickings in the Decision on Objections to Competence of the Timor-Leste\Australia Conciliation Commission
- Nigel Bankes on Compulsory Conciliation under the Law of the Sea Convention: rich pickings in the Decision on Objections to Competence of the Timor-Leste\Australia Conciliation Commission
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