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Uruguay: Maritime Articulator of the South Atlantic Treatise on Uruguayan Maritime Law offers an integrated interpretation of Uruguayan maritime law grounded in history, geopolitics, and public policy. Its central thesis argues that maritime law cannot be understood as an isolated body of rules governing navigation, ports, or commerce, but rather as the product of historical and geostrategic processes that have shaped the formation of positive law and, in turn, the country's institutional structure, regional positioning, port policy, and the real limits of national maritime development. More than a legislative compilation or a merely descriptive study, this work provides a methodology of analytical integration useful to lawyers, scholars, legislators, public-policy officials, and readers interested in the strategic dimension of the Río de la Plata, the South Atlantic, and the Latin American maritime domain. This book forms part of the author's broader series of studies on Latin American maritime law and the intellectual agenda of Latin American Maritime Law Studies (LAMLS).

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