COMBATING MARITIME PERILS IN THE GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN: AN ANALYSIS OF FORCE MAJEURE CLAUSES AND THE DOCTRINE OF COMMERCIAL IMPRACTICABILITY IN THE WAKE OF “STATE-SPONSORED PIRACY”,
<p><span>This timely article offers a significant new perspective on modern piracy by analyzing the threat of 'state-sponsored piracy,' specifically addressing the Houthi attacks in the Red Sea.</span></p>
<p><span>I argue that the traditional legal definition of piracy fails to protect contracting parties against this new, politically motivated form of state-sponsored piracy. This research highlights a critical vulnerability in global supply chain security and international commercial law.</span></p>