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Title	Pravni vidiki sodobne pomorske blokade : zaključna naloga
Authors:	Plemenitaš Grizila, Simona (Author) Protner, Primož (Mentor) More about this mentor...	Language:	Slovenian	Work type:	Specialist thesis	Organization:	ŠČ - Officer Candidate School	Keywords:	pomorsko pravo, mednarodno pomorsko pravo, pomorska blokada	UDC:	347.79:359	COBISS_ID:	4114894	Statistika:	10105 ogledov; 221 prenosov	Categories:	Document is not linked to any category.
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Abstract:	Mednarodno običajno pravo določa, da država, ki je z drugo državo ali državamiv vojni, lahko na morju prepreči oskrbovanje s stvarmi, ki se lahko uporabljajo v vojne namene. Pomorska blokada se je kot metoda oslabitve nasprotnika uporabljala že v starodavnih časih in še danes ostaja uspešna v omejenih vojaških konfliktih in je edini način kako nasprotnika z omejitvijo uvoza in izvoza prisiliti, da preneha z vojaškim konfliktom. Vendar mora biti zakonita. V nalogi so predstavljeni pravni okviri, v katerih se znajde tudi pomorska blokada kot metoda bojevanja na morju. Moj namen pa je bil predvsem poiskati pravni vidik pomorske blokade, ki bi bil uporaben za Slovenijo v primeru, da bi sodelovali pri izvajanju blokade pri nas ali na tujem.
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Language:	English	Abstract:	Customary international law provides that a country with another country or countries in the war at sea to prevent the supply of things that can be used for military purposes. Port blocking is a method of weakening the enemy has been used in ancient times and today continues to be successful in limited armed conflicts and the only way the enemy by restricting imports and exports forced to leave the militaty conflict. However, it must be lawful. The ordersare a legal framework, in which he finds himself the maritime blocade asa method of warfare at sea. The purpose was primarily to seek legal aspects of maritime blocade, which would be applicable in the case of Slovenia to participatein the implementation of the blocade here or abroad.

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Customary international law provides that a country with another country or countries in the war at sea to prevent the supply of things that can be used for military purposes. Port blocking is a method of weakening the enemy has been used in ancient times and today continues to be successful in limited armed conflicts and the only way the enemy by restricting imports and exports forced to leave the militaty conflict. However, it must be lawful. The ordersare a legal framework, in which he finds himself the maritime blocade asa method of warfare at sea. The purpose was primarily to seek legal aspects of maritime blocade, which would be applicable in the case of Slovenia to participatein the implementation of the blocade here or abroad.