The Sea Section: The #1 Guide to Maritime Law, Nautical Issues, & Private Ocean Disputes

by Austin Robinson, Connor Gleim, Patrick Golden

Do you love the sea? Are you a fan of the ocean? Whether you're a Maritime Law student / researcher or just an observer of the big blue water on our planet, this is the book for you! With five incredible chapters, this book takes you through the history of Maritime Law, the features of Nautical Issues, and much more. It even features a comprehensive list of the primary higher education institutions in the world where you can obtain a degree in Maritime Law / Studies! Brought to you by three major sea-lovers, this book is certain to make a nice addition to your maritime bookshelf. And if this is your first maritime book, then we thank you for starting off strong with your collection! All proceeds from the sales of this book will be donated straight to Lonely Whale Foundation, a nonprofit organization based in the United States dedicated to bringing people closer to the world’s oceans through education and awareness, inspiring empathy and action for ocean health and the wellbeing of marine wildlife. Learn more about Lonely Whale Foundation www.SeaSection.org. [ While this book is satire in execution, the content provided is factual and true to Maritime Law. It is outlined clearly in the Quick Look feature that this book is not recommended for those who want a more academic study into Maritime Law. I mean, it's literally called 'The Sea Section' - be sure to read the negative reviews for a preview of what will happen if you fail to understand the joke.]

68 pages, Paperback

Published January 14, 2019

Reviews

[MD · Rating 1 out of 5]

So brief and surface level that a 15 minute search session on the internet will provide more detailed (and accurate) information. The introduction of the authors reads like three college students wrote it on a dare and under the influence of an alcohol stronger than any I’ve ever tried. This book is basically a scam.

[Naresh Khandelwal · Rating 4 out of 5]

Quite alright for a very quick introductory reading into the subject..

Read it under my kindle subscription.. Quite alright for a very quick introductory reading into the subject.. Enough to arouse curiosity to know more.