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📖 Description:
This timely and intellectually engaging public forum, organized by the Famagusta Council, presents a deep dive into the history of maritime law, the mechanisms of international enforcement, and the geopolitical disputes shaping the global maritime landscape—from the South China Sea to the Eastern Mediterranean.
Filmed at the Newtown Stage of the Hellenic Cultural Center in Astoria, New York, this event explores how law, strategy, and diplomacy intersect in maritime conflict zones. With a focus on the Eastern Mediterranean and Cyprus, the discussion highlights the pressing legal and political dynamics at sea.
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Featured Participants:
Keynote Speaker:
Dr. Lawrence A. Howard
PhD, Professor of Global Business & Transportation, SUNY Maritime College
Moderator:
Dr. Nicholas Alexiou
Professor of Sociology, Queens College
Founder of the Hellenic American Project
Event Host & Opening Speaker:
Alexandros Ammoho̱stianos
Founder, Famagusta Council
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Key Topics Explored:
Historical foundations and principles of international maritime law
The role of Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs) in modern territorial disputes
Maritime tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Cyprus question
Comparative analysis with the South China Sea and other global hotspots
How culture and diplomacy influence legal interpretations and enforcement
The creation and mission of the Famagusta Council Think Tank
Legal, strategic, and educational approaches to sovereignty and occupation
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Event Credits:
Organized by: Famagusta Council
Location: Newtown Stage, Hellenic Cultural Center, Astoria NY
Videography & Editing: Grammaticus Macedon
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📌 Tags:
#LawOfTheSea #MaritimeLaw #Geopolitics #EasternMediterranean #Cyprus #FamagustaCouncil #InternationalLaw #SouthChinaSea #Greece #Turkey #EEZ #NicholasAlexiou #LawrenceHoward #GreekThinkTank #Hellenism