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El panorama contemporáneo actual ofrece numerosos ejemplos desde hace años en los que las controversias territoriales, los intereses de las grandes potencias y las cuestiones jurídicas se entrelazan. La anexión de Crimea en 2014 por parte de la Federación Rusa ha dado lugar a un sinfín de controversias jurídicas, centrándonos en este trabajo en un asunto particular. Los tesoros arqueológicos de Crimea que permitieron al Museo Allard Pierson de Ámsterdam (Países Bajos) realizar una exposición temporal (Crimea: Oro y Secretos del Mar Negro) que se desarrollaba justamente en el período temporal en que tuvo lugar la anexión de Crimea. La duda jurídica que surge respecto a la devolución de dichos objetos ha dado lugar a una disputa judicial desarrollada ante los tribunales de Países Bajos, donde salen a relucir numerosas cuestiones que guardan relación directa con el Derecho Internacional, en un tema donde arte, reconocimiento y controversias territoriales se entremezclan de manera apasionante (y apasionada).

There are a few studies documenting the validity of the satellite navigation systems (GPS) in quantifying and analyzing intermittent exercise. The purpose of this study is to validate the GPS technique in analyzing the external workload of soccer games. 15 subjects participated in the study while only 9 completed the full protocol which consisted of measuring the VO2 max, the maximum sprinting velocity (Vmax) and instant displacement speed (V) with total distance travelled during the games. A triangular maximal test on a treadmill in a lab was used to determine the MAV by direct VO2 measure while maximum speed was obtained by radar through a sprint in a straight line over a distance of 50 m. A fatigue index was calculated from the results of a series of 10 m shuffle sprints. The total distance covered during the game and V was calculated by a GPS unit. The average Vmax measured by radar and MAV were respectively equal to 31,7 km.h-1 and 16,9 km.h-1. The average distance travelled during the first 65 minutes was 6907 m (~9525 m pour 90 minutes) which translates in an average speed of 6,35 km.h-1. Players spent on average 88% and 3,7 % of the total time respectively below 75% MAV and over 100% MAV. When doing an inter-position comparison, defenders travel the shortest distances while midfielders the longest. Forwards do more sprinting than any other players. Our findings are in line with what reported by other studies using different means of task analysis. NOTE: Unpublished paper. Paper submitted in consideration for the 2006 SIRC Research Award. Includes bibliographical references (p. 15-16). [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]