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GLOBAL COMMONS AND THE LAW OF THE SEA

by Keyuan Zou

Published by Brill. 1st. 2018

Very good condition. Maritime Cooperation in East Asia series no. 5. Intellectual discussions on global marine commons containing six parts addressing the principle of the common heritage of mankind, freedoms of high seas, deep sea mining and international seabed etc. Glazed boards. 349 pages.

Spine and corners bumped with some wear to lower corner of front cover.

ISBN: 9789004373327
Stock no. 1322299

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Contents

  • Acknowledgements
  • Notes on Contributors
  • List of Abbreviations
  • 1. Global Commons and the Law of the Sea: An Introduction
  • PART 1 Applying the Principle of the Common Heritage of Mankind
  • 2. Applying the principle of the Common Heritage of Mankind: An East Asian Perspective
  • 3. The Principle of the Common Heritage of Mankind Can be Applied to Marine Genetic Resources
  • PART 2 Revisiting the Freedoms of High Seas
  • 4. U.S. Maritime Claims and Establishment of Marine National Monuments in the Pacific Ocean: A Preliminiary Study of the Question Concerning Possible Encroachment of the Gobal Commons
  • 5. Rethinking High Seas Fishing Freedoms: How High Seas Duties Are Catching Up
  • 6. Evolution of Soviet Maritime Navigation Policy and China's Far Seas Operations
  • PART 3 Deep Sea Mining and International Seabed
  • 7. Exploring the Deep Frontier: Deep Sea Mining Opportunities and Challenges in the Pacific
  • 8. Deep Seabed Mining: Environmental Concerns and Improvement of Regulations
  • 9. The Continental Shelf beyond 200 Nautical Miles and Its Superjacent Waters: A Hybrid Legal Regime within and beyond National Jurisdiction
  • PART 4 ABNJ Governance
  • 10. An Unfinished Agenda: Governance of Areas beyond National Jurisdiction
  • 11. Areas beyond National Jurisdiction: Towards the End of the Mediterranean Paradox?
  • 12. The International Seafood Sustainability Foundation and High Seas Fisheries Conservation: The Potential of Private Governance for Managing Public Resources in the Global Commons
  • PART 5 Management of Geoengineering and Generic Resources
  • 13. International Governance on Marine Geo-Engineering for Climate Change Mitigation
  • 14. The Obligation of Due Diligence in Regulating the Marine Genetic Resources in Areas beyond National Jurisdiction
  • PART 6 New Developments in the Polar Regions
  • 15. The Development of the Polar Code and Challenges to Its Implementation
  • 16. Protecting the Commons in the Polar South: Progress and Prospects for Marine Protected Areas int he Antarctic
  • Index

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