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The aim is to explore the intersections between critical race theory and the international law of the sea, highlighting their impacts on racial issues.

February 5, 2026Open Access

Critical Race Theory and the Law of the Sea: Bringing CRT ‘Offshore’

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ABAmanda Danson Brown

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This article argues for integrating critical race theory and international law of the sea, indicating significant implications for race and law.

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The aim is to explore the intersections between critical race theory and the international law of the sea, highlighting their impacts on racial issues.
Examines the relationship between race, law, and the sea.
Discusses the implications of legal systems in shaping racial subordination.
Analyzes the uniqueness of the sea as a physical and legal space.
Identifies how race influences experiences at sea.
Argues that international law of the sea can entrench racial power dynamics.
Highlights the need to address race within international maritime discussions.

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Amanda Danson Brown (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69843564f1d9ada3c1fb414a https://doi.org/10.25501/soas.00874320

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This article argues for integrating critical race theory and international law of the sea, indicating significant implications for race and law.

Critical Race Theory and the Law of the Sea: Bringing CRT ‘Offshore’

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Critical Race Theory and the Law of the Sea: Bringing CRT ‘Offshore’

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