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Mar 14 2013
‘Greek’ Expectations: broaching the case for a European Exclusive Economic Zone
1 CommentBy Vassilis Paipais The idea of a European Exclusive Economic Zone (EEEZ) is still at an embryonic stage. Europe is yet far from having a common policy on matters of energy resources or offshore drilling. Nevertheless, the Greek government has … Continue reading