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Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Table of Cases -- Table of Treaties -- 1. Introduction -- 1. Setting the Scene -- 2. Scheme of the Book -- 2. Participation of Private Actors as Subjects of Law -- 1. The Epistemological Function of Legal Personality -- 2. The Concept of Legal Personality in the Theory of Law -- 3. States' International Legal Personality: a Historical Redundancy -- 4. Criteria for Assessing the International Legal Personality of Private Actors -- 5. The Source of a Misconception: Legal Personality and Legal Capacity -- 6. Conclusion -- 3. Unveiling Private Actors' Entitlements -- 1. Entitlements Deriving from Freedom of Navigation -- 2. The Puzzling Reference to Ships -- 3. States and Private Actors Navigational Rights-holders -- 4. Intertwining the Position of Ship-owners and Flag States -- 5. Right to Compensation -- 6. Conclusion -- 4. The Narrow Reading of Explicit Private Actors' Entitlements -- 1. Rights Emerging from the Activities in the Area -- 2. The Locus Standi of Private Actors in Prompt Release Applications -- 3. Conclusion -- 5. Taking Systemic Interpretation Seriously -- 1. The Common Genetic Code of the Law of the Sea and Human Rights Law -- 2. The Application of Human Rights Treaties at Sea -- 3. Human Rights in the LOSC: Particularly, Repression of Slavery and the Protection of Human Life -- 4. Conclusion -- 6. Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.