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in Deepsea Mining : Proceedings, Law of the Sea Institute, University of Hawaii,
workshop, December 11-14, 1978, Ka‘u, Hawaii.
Scott Allen.
[Honolulu,
Hawaii] : The Institute, c1979.
110p.
JX4426 .A47 1979
Atlas
for Marine Policy in East Asian Seas.
Joseph Morgan. Berkeley : University of California Press,
c1992. 152p.
Covers East China Sea, Yellow Sea, sea of Japan, portions of the Sea of
Okhotsk and the western Pacific Ocean. Nine basis sections make up the atlas: the natural environment setting,
scientific research, valuable and vulnerable resources, maritime defense, shipping,
transnational navigational issues and possible cooperative responses, oil and gas,
fisheries and aquaculture, pollution, national marine environmental
policies and transnational issues, and
integrations.
REF G2862 .N6 A75 1992
Atlas
for Marine Policy in Southeast Asian Seas.
Joseph Morgan. Berkeley : University of California Press, c1983. 144p.
Nine basis sections make up the atlas: the natural environment setting,
scientific research, valuable and vulnerable resources, maritime jurisdictions
and boundaries, fisheries, shipping, oil and gas pollution sources, and
integrations.
G2362 .S6 A7 1983
Beyond
the Law of the Sea : New Directions for U.S. Oceans Policy.
George
Galdorisi.
Westport, Conn. : Praeger, 1997. 229p.
The 1982 U.N. Convention of the Law of the Sea took over a decade to produce
and was the final result of the largest single international negotiating process
undertaken before or since that time. As the world's leading maritime nation,
the U.S. has vital, immediate, national interests in the Convention and in the
continuing refinement of maritime law based upon the tenets of that
comprehensive document. The present work describes in detail the concurrent
development of international law and the law of the sea, the complex negotiating
process that resulted in the completed Convention, the role of the U.S. both
during the Law of the Sea Convention and during the decade of negotiation that
finally made the Convention acceptable, and policy directions and issues for the
U.S. in the post-Convention environment. This is an important new text in
international law, international relations, and maritime affairs.
KZA1146
.U6 G35 1997
Bringing New Law to Ocean Waters.
David D. Caron and Harry N. Scheiber.
Boston : Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2004.
497p.
The quest to adjust the legal order of the oceans to changing realities has
constituted one of the major developments in international law in the last half
century. This book provides perspectives on the past record of legal change
together with analyses of a wide range of institutional and legal innovation
that are needed to meet current challenges.
KZA1141 .B75 2004
China and the
Law of the Sea Convention : Follow the Sea.
Elizabeth Van Wie Davis.
Lewiston, N.Y. : Edwin Mellen Press,
1995.
118p.
This study introduces principles and practices of ocean law by discussing
particular issues of major concern for less developed states. It maps the
development of these issues and how they have influenced the ocean policies of
the states on Pacific rim, with close attention to China.
JX4422 .C6 D38 1995
The
Developing Order of the Oceans : Proceedings.
Law of the Sea Institute. Conference (18th : 1984 : San Francisco, Calif.)Honolulu
: Law of the Sea Institute, William S. Richardson School of Law, University of
Hawaii, c1985. 749p.
Proceedings of the 18th Annual Conference in 1984.
JX4408 .L373 1984
Distant
Water Fisheries and the 200 Mile Economic Zone.
Vladimir Kaczynski.
Honolulu : Law of the Sea Institute, Richardson School of Law,
University of Hawaii, 1984, c1983.
50p.
The expansion of distant-water fishing operations is often viewed as a
principal, one-time factor that has transformed the structure of property rights
over the ocean's living resources. Though ocean-going fisheries have altered the
patterns of utilization of marine living resources, they themselves are being
forced to change their operations, goals and perspectives for future
development. This paper discusses developments - economic, technological and
political - that reveal new trends in long-range fisheries.
SH328 .K33 1984
Fisheries Issues in the Yellow Sea and the East China
Sea.
Choon-ho Park.
[Kingston] Law of the Sea Institute, University of Rhode Island, 1973.
32p.
This is only a small area of the sea semi-enclosed by China, Japan and Korea.
The shallow and fertile fishing grounds are favorable for coastal and offshore
fisheries. This advantage has caused disputes over high seas fishing rights
between the coastal states. Their political relations have never been close
enough to engender a friendly atmosphere so that the fisheries could be jointly
regulated by all participants. Ironically, the cautious attitude of the states
to avoid further disputes , has contributed to the productivity of the sea. This
has resulted in the inequity that China reaps a lions share to the silent
dissatisfaction of Korea and Japan.
KQ4 .P37
Globalization
and Maritime Power.
Sam
J. Tangredi.
Washington,
D.C. : National Defense University Press, 2002. 613p.
Book focuses on the direct impact of globalization on naval
forces and the maritime aspects of commerce and international relations. It
seeks to translate what we have learned about the phenomenon of globalization
into the language of strategy and defense policy. This book uses a general
knowledge of globalization to deduce its impact on the maritime world, and
applies inductive reasoning to the maritime impacts of defense planning. Its
intent is to provide national security leaders with analyses applicable to the
future security environment.
VA50
.G58 2002
Governance
Amid Bigger, Better Markets.
John
D. Donahue. Cambridge, Mass. : Visions of Goverance in the 21st Century ;
Washington, D.C. : Brookings Institution Press, c2001. 354p.
Changing markets
are challenging governance. The growing scale, reach, complexity and popular
legitimacy of market institutions and market players are re-opening old
questions about the role of the public sector and redefining what it means to
govern well. This book explores the ways in which evolving markets alter the
pursuit of traditional public goals.
HB501
.G6275 2001
Implementation
of the Law of the Sea Convention Through International Institutions [microform]
: Proceedings of the 23rd Annual Conference of the Law of the Sea Institute.
Law of the Sea Institute. Conference (23rd : 1989 : Noordwijk, Netherlands).
Honolulu : Law of the Sea Institute,
William S. Richardson School of Law, University of Hawaii, c1990.
772p.
JX4408 .L373 1989
Indonesia and the Law of the Sea.
Hasjim Djalal. Jakarta : Centre for Strategic and International Studies, 1995.
449p.
This volume is a compilation of papers written by Dr. Djalal from the 1970s to
1995. Chapter 1 covers papers discussing the law of the sea convention which
were written from 1976 to 1995. Chapter 2 includes papers written from 1971 to
1995 on the archipelagic concept and other issues such as the South China Sea
and regional cooperation.
JX4422 .I5 D58 1995
International
Energy Policy, the Arctic and the Law of the Sea.
Edited
by Myron H. Nordquist, John Norton Moore & Alexander S. Skaridov. Leiden/Boston:
Martinus Nijhoff, 2005. 339p.
The economic health of the
global economy is directly tied to international energy policies, and none are
more important than those of Russia, which is now the world's largest petroleum
export nation. At the same time, oil and gas are finite resources and new
sources of supply must be found. It is certain that the Arctic will be one of
the areas of greatest interest. Wherever the energy resource originates, the law
of the sea regime will be critical in the movement from source to market. The
perspectives of Russia, China and the United States are discussed in depth by
some of the world's foremost authorities. The special significance of the
Caspian Sea routes for export and the consequences of the opening of a Northwest
Passage due to global warming are among the issues covered in this volume.
K3918
.A6 U55 2005
International Maritime Boundaries. Volume V.
Edited by David Colson and Robert W.
Smith.
Boston/Leiden:
Martinus Nijoff Publishers, 2005.
Ultimate guide to international maritime boundaries. Exams all international
maritime boundaries; status of maritime boundary deliminations in the ten regins
of the world; analyzes key issues in boundary theory and practice.
REF KZA1560 .I57 1993
Jane's
Exclusive Economic Zones.
Jane's Information Group. Coulson, Surrey ; Alexandria, Va. : Jane's
Information Group, 1999-.
KZA1560 .A35 J36 1999
The Law of the Sea.
R. R. (Robin Rolf) Churchill.
Yonkers, NY : Juris Publ. ; Manchester : Manchester University Press 1999.
494p.
This book is concerned with the public
international law of the sea - that is to say, with the rules and principles
that bind States in their international relations concerning maritime matters.
The
author takes each
of the major maritime zones recognized in contemporary international law, and
explains the rules presently applicable to that zone against the background of
the main stages of the historical development of those rules. Increasingly,
however, the law of the sea is being developed along functional, rather than
zonal, lines. For example, many of the more recent international agreements have been concerned not
with particular zones but with particular uses of the seas, such as pollution,
fishing and navigation. In order to bring together the many rules of international law
relating to the various uses of the seas, separate surveys of each of
the main activities carried out in the seas appear in
the later chapters of the book.
KZA1145 .C48 1999
Law of the Sea, Neglected Issues : Proceedings.
Law of the Sea Institute.
[Honolulu]: Law of the Sea Institute,
University of Hawaii, c1979.
545p.
JX4408 .L37 1979
The
Law of the Sea : New Worlds, New Discoveries : Proceedings, the Law of the Sea
Institute, Twenty-sixth Annual Conference, Genoa, Italy, June 22-25, 1992
Law of the Sea Institute. Conference (26th : 1992 : Genoa, Italy).
Honolulu, HI : Law of the Sea Institute, William S. Richardson School of
Law, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, c1993.
630p.
JX4408 .L373 1992
The Law of the Sea : Problems From the East Asian
Perspective : Proceedings of Two Workshops of the Law of the Sea Institute held
in Seoul, Korea.
Honolulu
: Law of the Sea Institute, University of Hawaii, [1987].
601p.
Law of the sea : major problems from the East
Asian perspective, held on June 30-July 3, 1981, with the Institute of Social
Sciences, Seoul National University and the Korea Ocean Research and Development
Institute; East Asia and the law of the sea--UNCLOS III review held on July 3-6,
1984, with the Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University and the
Environment and Policy Institute, East-West Center.
JX4422 .A78 L39 1987
The Law of the Sea: Selected Writings.
Budislav Vukas.
Boston : Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2004.
359p.
These collected essays reflect the development of the author's
views as well as the evolution of the law of the sea itself since the beginning
of the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea. After an
introductory chapter, the author describes and analyzes topics such as the
sources of the law of the sea, the relation of the law of the sea to other
fields of international law, maritime delimitation, natural resources and
navigation, as well as military uses of the sea, the protection of marine
environment, enclosed and semi-enclosed seas and the settlement of disputes.
KZA1145 .V85 2004
Law
of the Sea : State Practice in Zones of Special Jurisdiction : Proceedings, Law
of the Sea Institute Thirteenth Annual Conference.
Law of the Sea Institute. Conference (13th : 1979 : Mexico City, Mexico).
Honolulu,
HI : Law of the Sea Institute, University of Hawaii, c1982. 550p.
Co-sponsored by the Center for
Economic and Social Studies of the Third World, Mexico City.
JX4408 .L373 1979
The
Law of the Sea : United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, with Index and
Final Act of the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea.
United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea (3rd : 1973-1982 : New York,
N.Y., etc.).New York : St.
Martin's Press, [1984], c1983.
Contains the official text of the
United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, signed at Montego Bay, Jamaica,
on 10 December 1982.
JX4421 .L38 1984
Managing and protecting the offshore
estate.
Jack McCaffrie. Canberra, A.C.T. : Australian Defence Studies Centre, 1995.
135p.
In the latter half of 1994 Australia
declared a 200 nautical mile Exclusive Economic Zone. This declaration brought
with it responsibility for the management and protection of this greatly
expanded offshore estate. Discussed in this book are some of the implications
of this increased responsibility; the legal issues, the threat from illegal
activity, the limitations and costs of different surveillance and enforcement
systems, the coordination of command arrangements. This monograph contains the
proceedings of a seminar held in May 1994 which examined the issues of
sovereignty and responsibility.
JX4144.5 .M36 1995
Marine
Policy in Southeast Asia.
George Kent.
Berkeley : University of California Press, c1985.
425p.
HC92 .M36 1985
Maritime Disputes in the South China
Sea: Strategic and Diplomatic Status Quo.
Ralf Emmers. IDSS Working Paper, 2005.
16p. September 2005.
UA832.8 .I21 2005 No.87
Moscow Symposium on the Law of the Sea
: Proceedings of a Workshop Co-sponsored by the Law of the Sea Institute, the
Soviet Maritime Law Association, The Soviet Peace Fund, November 28-December 2,
1988, Moscow, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
Moscow Symposium on the Law of the Sea (1988 : Moscow, R.S.F.S.R.) Honolulu :
Law of the Sea Institute, William S. Richardson School of Law, University of
Hawaii, Honolulu, c1991. 394p.
JX4408 .M67 1988
New
Developments in Marine Science and Technology : Economic, Legal, and Political
Aspects of Change.
Law of the Sea Institute. Conference (22nd : 1988 : Narragansett, R.I.).
Honolulu
: Law of the Sea Institute, William S. Richardson School of Law, University of
Hawaii, c1989.
530p.
Proceedings of the 22nd Annual Conference of the Law of
the Sea Institute, co-sponsored by the Center for Ocean Management Studies, the
University of Rhode Island, June 12-16, 1988, Narrangansett, Rhode Island.
K3484.6
1988
Non-flag
State Enforcement in High Seas Fisheries.
Rosemary Gail Rayfuse.
Boston/Leiden:
Martinus Nijoff Publishers,
2004.
439p.
First comprehensive examination of state practice relating to enforcement
by non-flag states of the high seas conservation and management measures.
K3895
.R39 2004
Oceans Management in the 21st Century:
Institutional Frameworks and Responses.
Alex G. Oude Elferink and Donald R. Rothwell.
Boston : Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2004.
391p.
The 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea created a new framework
for the conduct of maritime affairs. The Convention remains a shining example of
international cooperation, diplomacy and the role of international law in the
regulation of international affairs and oceans management.
KZA1145 .O243 2004
The
Outlaw Sea : A World of Freedom, Chaos, and Crime.
William Langewiesche. New York :
North Point Press, c2004.
239p.
The open ocean
spreads across three-fourths of the globe. It is a place of storms
and danger, both natural and manmade. And at a time when every last patch of
land is claimed by one government or another, it is a place that remains
radically free.
Langewiesche explores this ocean world and the enterprises--licit
and illicit--that flourish in the privacy afforded by its horizons. Forty-three
thousand gargantuan ships ply the open ocean, carrying nearly all the raw
materials and products on which our lives are built. Many are owned or managed
by one-ship companies so ghostly that they exist only on paper. They are the
embodiment of modern global capital and the most independent objects on
earth--many of them without allegiances of any kind, changing identity and
nationality at will. But its efficiencies are accompanied by global
problems--shipwrecks and pollution, the hard lives and deaths of the crews, and
the growth of two perfectly adapted pathogens: a modern and sophisticated strain
of piracy and its close cousin, the maritime form of the new stateless
terrorism.
HE571
.L36 2004
Perspectives
on U.S. Policy Toward the Law of the Sea : Prelude to the Final Session of the
Third U.N. Conference on the Law of the Sea.
Charles L. O. Buderi.
Honolulu
: Law of the Sea Institute, University of Hawaii, c1985.
98p.
Proceedings of a symposium sponsored by the Boalt Hall
International Law Society, co-sponsored by the Earl Warren Legal Institute and
the American Society of International Law, and held at Boalt Hall School of Law,
University of California at Berkeley on February 20, 1982.
JX4422 .U5 P47 1985
Regionalization of the Law of the Sea : Proceedings.
Law of the Sea Institute.
Cambridge, Mass. : Ballinger Pub. Co., c1978. 346p.
JX4408 .L37 1978
Sharing
the Resources of the South China Sea.
Mark
J.
Valencia.
Honolulu : University of Hawai‘i Press, c1999.
278p.
The South China Sea disputes continue to confuse and confound
policymakers. The authors survey the principles that appear to guide the nations
of the South China Sea region in their regional relations and identify the
appropriate objectives of a regional resource authority. All of the national
claims to South China Sea area islands and ocean space have weaknesses. The
dangerous and unstable state created by the unilateral actions of claimants and
by the continuing opportunities for outside powers' involvement demand an
appropriate measure. The authors propose a regional multinational solution for part of the
area because other alternatives appear impractical. Division or allocation of
the features and ocean space among the competing claimants seems unfeasible
because of sharp disagreements over the boundaries in dispute and over the
appropriate equitable division. Serial bilateral negotiations might resolve some
conflicting claims but would leave or create others; they also present problems
of cost and efficiency.
KZA1146.C6.V35
1999
The Tanker War, 1980-88 : Law and
Policy.
George K. Walker. Newport, R.I. : Naval War College,
2000.
This volume provides an in-depth analysis of the legal issues surrounding
the "Tanker War" between Iran and Iraq, with a focus on law of the
sea, the UN Charter, environmental issues and the law of armed conflict.
JX1295 .U4 VOL. 74 2000
The
Transfer of Marine Technology to Developing Nations in International Law.
Boleslaw Adam Boczek.
Honolulu
: Law of the Sea Institute, University of Hawaii, c1982.
79p.
It is the technological advances in the area of deep sea mining that provided
the stimulus toward the convening of the Third UN Conference on the Law of the
Sea (UNCLOS III), the international forum in which the less developed countries
have voiced their demands concerning the transfer of marine technology as one
means of speeding their development.
K4484.2 .B62 1982
UNCLOS and its limitations as the
foundation for a Regional Maritime Security Regime.
Sam Bateman. Singapore : Institute of Defence
and Strategic Studies, Nanyang Technological University, the Republic of
Singapore, 2006. 27 p.
This paper discusses key limitations of UNCLOS; particularly the use of
territorial sea baselines, navigational regimes, exclusive economic zones (EZZs),
and some other issues covered by the Convention, such as piracy, hot pursuit and
the responsibilities of flag States.
UA832.8 .I21 2006 NO.111
United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (1982).
New York : United Nations, 1997. 294p.
The law of the sea : official texts of the United Nations Convention on the Law of
the Sea of 10 December 1982, and of the Agreement relating to the Implementation
of Part XI of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 10 December
1982, with index and excerpts from the final act of the Third United Nations
Conference on the Law of the Sea.
KZA1120 .A2 1997
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea :
What it Means to Australia and Australia's Marine Industries.
Maritime Policy Issues Seminar (1994 : University of Wollogong).
Wollogong, Australia : Centre of Maritime Policy, University of Wollogong, 1996.
245p.
KU1060 .A85 1994
The United States and the 1982
Law of the Sea Convention : the
Cases
Pro &
Con.
George
Galdorisi
and Doug Bandow. Honolulu, HI : Law of
the Sea Institute, c1994.
87p.
Two authors have added their views to the debate on whether the US should sign
the Law of the Sea. This commentary critiques their two articles on the LOS
debate.
JX4422 .U5 G35 1994
Yearbook
2003: International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea.
Boston : Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2003. 202 p.
The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea is an independent judicial
body established by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea to
adjudicate disputes arising out of the interpretation and application of the
Convention. The Tribunal is open to States Parties to the Convention. It is
also open to entities other than States Parties (States and international
organizations non-parties to the Convention and natural or juridical persons)
in cases provided for in the Convention or other agreements conferring
jurisdiction on the Tribunal. The Yearbook offers easy access to information
about the jurisdiction, procedure and organization of the Tribunal and also
about its composition and activities in 2003.
KZA5200 .I588 2003