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Späterer Titel:	Rothwell, Donald The international law of the sea
Hauptverfasser:	Rothwell, Donald 1959- (VerfasserIn), Stephens, Tim 1975- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Oxford ; Portland, Oregon Hart Publishing 2016
Ausgabe:	Second edition
Schlagworte:	Law of the sea Maritime law Seevölkerrecht Aufsatzsammlung
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Beschreibung:	xlviii, 553 Seiten Diagramm
ISBN:	9781782256847

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adam_text	THE INTERNATIONAL LAW OF THE SEA / ROTHWELL, DONALD [AUTHOR] 1959- : 2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS THE HISTORY AND SOURCES OF THE INTERNATIONAL LAW OF THE SEA COASTAL WATERS TERRITORIAL SEA AND CONTIGUOUS ZONE THE EXCLUSIVE ECONOMIC ZONE THE CONTINENTAL SHELF THE DEEP SEABED HIGH SEAS ARCHIPELAGIC STATES LANDLOCKED AND GEOGRAPHICALLY DISADVANTAGED STATES NAVIGATIONAL RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS INTERNATIONAL STRAITS AND ARCHIPELAGIC NAVIGATION MILITARY USES OF THE OCEANS MARINE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT MARINE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DELIMITATION OF MARITIME BOUNDARIES MARITIME REGULATION AND ENFORCEMENT DISPUTE SETTLEMENT IN THE LAW OF THE SEA OCEANS GOVERNANCE DIESES SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT. Titel: The international law of the sea Autor: Rothwell, Donald Jahr: 2016 CONTENTS Acknowledgements.....................................................................................................................v Preface to the Second Edition..................................................................................................vii List of Abbreviations.............................................................................................................xxiii List of Tables and Figures....................................................................................................xxvii Table of Cases........................................................................................................................xxix Table of Treaties....................................................................................................................xxxv 1. The History and Sources of the International Law of the Sea.........................................1 I. Introduction...........................................................................................................1 II. Historical Development of the International Law of the Sea..............................2 A. The Grotian View of the Oceans...................................................................3 B. The Freedom of the Sea and Territorial Sea Claims.....................................4 C. 1930 Hague Conference.................................................................................4 D. Truman Proclamation....................................................................................5 III. Work of the International Law Commission........................................................6 IV. The First United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea and the Geneva Conventions..........................................................................6 V. The Second United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea..........................9 VI. The Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea..........................10 A. Claims to New Maritime Zones in the 1960s.............................................10 B. The Regime of the Deep Seabed.................................................................11 C. UNCLOS III Conference Dynamics............................................................12 D. The United States Position on Common Heritage and the Deep Seabed....................................................................14 VII. The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea....................................14 A. Core Provisions............................................................................................15 B. Entry into Force...........................................................................................18 C. 1994 Implementing Agreement...................................................................18 D. 1995 Fish Stocks Agreement........................................................................19 VIII. Institutional Frameworks....................................................................................20 IX. Sources of the International Law of the Sea.......................................................22 A. Customary International Law.....................................................................22 B. Treaties and Conventions............................................................................23 C. Unilateral Declarations................................................................................24 D. Subsidiary Sources of Law...........................................................................24 E. Soft Law........................................................................................................24 xii Contents X. Challenges for the International Law of the Sea..................................................25 A. Climate Change and Ocean Acidification....................................................25 B. Marine Environmental Security...................................................................26 C. Creeping Jurisdiction....................................................................................27 XI. Review and Reform of the International Law of the Sea.....................................27 XII. Further Reading.....................................................................................................29 2. Coastal Waters..................................................................................................................30 I. Introduction..........................................................................................................30 II. History...................................................................................................................31 III. Baselines.................................................................................................................33 A. The Anglo-Norwegian Fisheries Case............................................................33 B. International Law Commission....................................................................35 i. International Law Commission Draff Articles....................................35 C. UNCLOS 1......................................................................................................37 D. Convention on the Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone...........................38 E. Post-UNCLOS I State Practice......................................................................39 R LOSC..............................................................................................................40 IV. Key Issues in the Delimitation of Coastal Waters................................................42 A. Low-Water......................................................................................................42 B. Straight Baselines...........................................................................................44 C. Low-Tide Elevations......................................................................................46 D. Juridical Bays..................................................................................................48 E. Historic Bays..................................................................................................49 F. Contemporary State Practice........................................................................51 V. Internal Waters......................................................................................................53 A. Views of the ILC............................................................................................53 B. Convention on the Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone...........................54 C. LOSC..............................................................................................................54 D. State Practice..................................................................................................55 i. Territorial Sovereign Rights and Internal Waters................................56 ii. Port Access.............................................................................................57 iii. Jurisdiction over Foreign Ships in Port................................................58 VI. Further Reading.....................................................................................................59 3. Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone..............................................................................60 I. Introduction..........................................................................................................60 II. Territorial Sea in Customary International Law..................................................61 III. Codification of the Territorial Sea........................................................................63 A. The Views of the International Associations................................................63 B. International Law Commission....................................................................64 C. UNCLOS 1......................................................................................................65 D. Convention on the Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone...........................66 E. UNCLOS II....................................................................................................68 F. State Practice..................................................................................................69 IV. UNCLOS III and the LOSC...................................................................................70 Contents xiii V. Contemporary Territorial Sea in State Practice...................................................73 A. Breadth of the Territorial Sea........................................................................73 B. Sovereignty and Jurisdiction.........................................................................75 C. Innocent and Transit Passage........................................................................78 VI. Contiguous Zone...................................................................................................79 A. ILC..................................................................................................................80 B. UNCLOS I and the Geneva Convention......................................................80 C. UNCLOS III and the LOSC...........................................................................81 D. State Practice..................................................................................................82 VII. Further Reading.....................................................................................................84 4. The Exclusive Economic Zone........................................................................................85 I. Introduction..........................................................................................................85 II. The Concept of the EEZ........................................................................................86 III. Breadth of the EEZ and its Relationship with Other Maritime Zones.....................................................................................................88 IV. Coastal State Rights and Obligations in the EEZ.................................................90 A. Sovereign Rights............................................................................................91 i. Living Resources....................................................................................91 ii. Non-Living Resources...........................................................................92 B. Jurisdictional Rights......................................................................................94 i. Artificial Islands, Installations and Structures.....................................94 ii. Marine Scientific Research....................................................................96 iii. Marine Environmental Protection.......................................................96 V. Rights and Duties of Other States in the EEZ......................................................97 A. Navigation and Overflight.............................................................................97 i. Environmental Security........................................................................98 ii. Military Security....................................................................................99 B. Submarine Cables and Pipelines.................................................................101 VI. Further Reading...................................................................................................101 5. The Continental Shelf....................................................................................................102 I. Introduction........................................................................................................102 II. The Truman Proclamation..................................................................................104 III. UNCLOS I and the Geneva Convention............................................................106 A. Work of the International Law Commission.............................................106 B. The Convention on the Continental Shelf.................................................109 C. North Sea Continental Shelf Cases...............................................................110 IV. UNCLOS III.........................................................................................................112 V LOSC....................................................................................................................114 A. Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf.................................116 B. Rights and Duties of Coastal and Other States..........................................123 C. Relationship with the EEZ Regime.............................................................125 VI. Further Reading...................................................................................................126 xiv Contents 6. The Deep Seabed............................................................................................................127 I. Introduction.......................................................................................................127 II. The Deep Seabed: Environment and Resources...............................................128 III. Early Debates: Sedentary Fisheries and the Deep Seabed................................132 IV. The Moratorium Resolution and Principles Resolution.................................133 V. UNCLOS III.......................................................................................................136 A. Reciprocating States Regime.....................................................................139 VI. The LOSC and 1994 Agreement........................................................................139 A. The Main Revisions in the 1994 Agreement.............................................141 VII. The International Seabed Authority and the Seabed Mining System.............142 A. The ISA.......................................................................................................142 i. The Assembly.....................................................................................144 ii. The Council.......................................................................................144 B. The Seabed Disputes Chamber and the Seabed Mining Advisory Opinion........................................................................................145 i. Recent Activities of the ISA and the Mining Code..........................147 C. Utilising the Deep Seabed Mining Regime...............................................150 VIII. Further Reading.................................................................................................153 7. High Seas........................................................................................................................154 I. Introduction.......................................................................................................154 A. The High Seas as a Managed Common Area...........................................155 II. Historical Development of the High Seas........................................................156 A. Pre-Grotian Freedoms of the High Seas...................................................156 B. Grotian Vision of the High Seas................................................................156 C. The High Seas in Customary International Law......................................157 i. Jurisdiction Over Vessels on the High Seas......................................158 III. Codification of the High Seas Regime..............................................................160 A. Pre-Geneva Codifications..........................................................................160 B. Work of the ILC.........................................................................................161 C. UNCLOS 1..................................................................................................161 D. UNCLOS III...............................................................................................162 IV. The LOSC and the High Seas............................................................................163 A. Freedom of the High Seas..........................................................................164 i. Freedom of Navigation......................................................................164 ii. Freedom of Overflight.......................................................................165 iii. Freedom to Lay Submarine Cables and Pipelines............................165 iv. Freedom to Construct Artificial Islands and Other Installations......................................................................166 v. Freedom of Fishing............................................................................166 vi. Freedom of Scientific Research.........................................................167 B. Shipping.....................................................................................................167 i. Nationality of Ships...........................................................................168 ii. Duties of the Flag State......................................................................169 iii. Immunities.........................................................................................170 iv. Collisions............................................................................................170 v. Assistance to Persons at Sea..............................................................170 Contents xv C. Prohibitions.................................................................................................171 i. Piracy...................................................................................................171 ii. Slavery..................................................................................................173 iii. Drug Trafficking..................................................................................174 iv. Unauthorised Broadcasting................................................................175 D. Enforcement.................................................................................................175 E. Conservation and Management of High Seas Living Resources and Biodiversity..........................................................................177 i. Conservation and Sustainable Use of Marine Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction........................................177 F. Relationship with Other Maritime Zones..................................................178 V. F urther Reading...................................................................................................179 8. Archipelagic States.........................................................................................................180 I. Archipelagos and International Law...................................................................180 II. Early Codifications..............................................................................................182 III. UNCLOSI............................................................................................................183 IV. The Indonesian and Philippines Claims............................................................185 A. Indonesia......................................................................................................185 B. The Philippines............................................................................................187 V. UNCLOS III.........................................................................................................189 VI. The LOSC and Archipelagic States.....................................................................191 A. Archipelagic States.......................................................................................191 B. Archipelagic Baselines.................................................................................193 C. The Legal Status of Archipelagic Waters....................................................195 D. Archipelagic State Practice..........................................................................197 i. Proclaimed Archipelagic States...........................................................198 ii. Archipelagic State Rights Over Archipelagic Waters.............................................................................201 VII. Further Reading...................................................................................................202 9. Landlocked and Geographically Disadvantaged States................................................203 I. Introduction........................................................................................................203 II. Landlocked States and Access to the Sea............................................................206 A. Early Developments.....................................................................................206 B. UNCLOS 1....................................................................................................208 C. Post-UNCLOS I Developments..................................................................209 D. The LOSC.....................................................................................................210 III. Landlocked States and Rights of Navigation......................................................213 IV. Landlocked and Geographically Disadvantaged States and Marine Resources...............................................................................215 A. Living Resources of the EEZ.......................................................................216 B. Living Resources of the High Seas..............................................................218 C. Mineral Resources of the Area....................................................................218 D. Marine Scientific Research and Transfer of Marine Technology.................................................................................218 V. Further Reading...................................................................................................219 xvi Contents 10. Navigational Rights and Freedoms.............................................................................220 I. Freedom of the Seas and Navigational Rights and Freedoms...................................................................................................220 A. Traditional Interests.................................................................................220 B. Contemporary Interests...........................................................................221 II. Customary International Law Prior to UNCLOS 1........................................222 A. Early State Practice...................................................................................222 B. The Corfu Channel Case..........................................................................224 III. UNCLOS I and the Geneva Conventions.......................................................225 A. The Work of the International Law Commission..................................225 B. UNCLOS 1................................................................................................227 IV. UNCLOS III and the LOSC.............................................................................228 V. Territorial Sea...................................................................................................229 A. Coastal State Rights in the Territorial Sea..............................................229 B. The Right of Innocent Passage................................................................230 C. Coastal State Rights and Duties Regarding Innocent Passage......................................................................................233 i. Prevention of Passage......................................................................233 ii. Regulation of Passage......................................................................234 iii. Obligation not to Hamper Innocent Passage.................................235 iv. Sea Lanes and Traffic Separation Schemes.....................................236 D. The Rights of Foreign Flagged Vessels....................................................237 E. Warships...................................................................................................237 F. Nuclear Vessels and Vessels Carrying Hazardous Substances................................................................................................238 G. Vessels in Distress.....................................................................................239 VI. High Seas..........................................................................................................240 VII. Exclusive Economic Zone................................................................................242 VIII. Further Reading...............................................................................................244 11. International Straits and Archipelagic Navigation.....................................................245 I. Recognising Rights of Navigation Through Straits.......................................245 A. The Corfu Channel Case..........................................................................246 B. The ILC and UNCLOS 1..........................................................................247 II. UNCLOS III Deliberations and the LOSC.....................................................249 A. The Straits Regime...................................................................................249 B. The Archipelagic Regime......................;..................................................250 III. International Straits.........................................................................................251 A. Categories of Straits.................................................................................251 B. The Regime of Transit Passage................................................................255 i. The Act of Transit............................................................................255 ii. Duties of Ships and Aircraft in Transit...........................................255 iii. Obligations of Strait States..............................................................256 iv. Regulation of Transit Passage..........................................................258 v. Enforcement of Strait State Laws and Regulations........................259 Contents xvii C. Navigation in Specific International Straits...........................................260 i. Turkish Straits..................................................................................260 ii. Strait of Gibraltar............................................................................261 iii. Straits of Malacca and Singapore....................................................262 iv. Torres Strait......................................................................................263 v. Bering Strait.....................................................................................266 IV. Archipelagic Navigation..................................................................................268 A. Innocent Passage Within Archipelagic Waters.......................................269 B. Archipelagic Sea Lanes Passage...............................................................270 i. Navigation in the Normal Mode ...................................................271 ii. Navigation within Archipelagic Sea Lanes.....................................271 iii. Designation of Archipelagic Sea Lanes...........................................272 iv. Obligations while Undertaking Archipelagic Sea Lanes Passage...................................................................................273 v. Obligations of the Archipelagic State.............................................274 C. State Practice Designating Archipelagic Sea Lanes................................275 V. Further Reading...............................................................................................277 12. Military Uses of the Oceans.........................................................................................278 I. Introduction.....................................................................................................278 II. Historical Overview.........................................................................................279 III. International Law and Naval Operations.......................................................280 A. Law of Naval Warfare...............................................................................280 B. United Nations-Sanctioned Naval Operations.......................................282 IV. Codification of the Law of the Sea..................................................................283 A. Work of the International Law Commission..........................................284 B. UNCLOS I and the Geneva Conventions...............................................285 C. UNCLOS III and the LOSC.....................................................................286 V. Navigational Rights and Freedoms.................................................................287 A. Innocent Passage by Warships.................................................................289 B. Transit Passage by Warships....................................................................292 C. Archipelagic Sea Lanes Passage by Warships..........................................295 D. EEZ Navigation by Warships...................................................................296 i. Military Survey Activities................................................................296 VI. Naval Operations at Sea...................................................................................297 A. United Nations Sanctioned Interdictions...............................................297 B. Proliferation Security Initiative...............................................................299 C. Weapons Testing and Military Manoeuvres...........................................300 D. Demilitarised and Nuclear Free Zones...................................................302 VII. Overflight by Military Aircraft........................................................................303 A. Air Defence Identification Zones............................................................305 VIII. Further Reading...............................................................................................306 13. Marine Resource Management...................................................................................308 I. Introduction.....................................................................................................308 II. Non-Living Marine Resources........................................................................310 A. Resource Potential....................................................................................310 XVlll Contents B. Internal Waters and Territorial Sea............................................................311 C. Continental Shelf and Exclusive Economic Zone.....................................311 D. The High Seas and Deep Seabed................................................................312 E. Joint Development......................................................................................313 III. Living Resources.................................................................................................315 A. Fisheries and the Tragedy of the Commons ............................................315 B. Pre-LOSC Developments...........................................................................315 C. 1958 Geneva Conventions..........................................................................318 D. LOSC Regime..............................................................................................320 i. Internal Waters, the Territorial Sea and Archipelagic Waters............................................................................321 ii. Exclusive Economic Zone..................................................................321 iii. Continental Shelf................................................................................328 iv. The High Seas.....................................................................................328 v. Deep Seabed........................................................................................331 E. Species-Specific Rules.................................................................................332 i. Highly Migratory Species...................................................................332 ii. Marine Mammals...............................................................................332 iii. Anadromous Species..........................................................................336 iv. Catadromous Species.........................................................................336 F. Post-LOSC Developments..........................................................................337 i. High Seas Fishing...............................................................................337 ii. Fish Stocks Agreement.......................................................................340 iii. Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction........................................344 IV. Further Reading..................................................................................................345 14. Marine Scientific Research..........................................................................................346 I. Introduction........................................................................................................346 II. Development of the Regime for Marine Scientific Research............................348 A. Early History of Marine Scientific Research..............................................348 B. Marine Scientific Research and North-South Tensions in the Post-WW II Period...........................................................349 C. The Pre-LOSC Regime for Marine Scientific Research.............................349 III. The LOSC Regime for Marine Scientific Research............................................351 A. General Provisions......................................................................................351 B. Internal Waters, Archipelagic Waters and the Territorial Sea..............................................................................................353 C. Continental Shelf and Exclusive Economic Zone.....................................354 i. Hydrographie Surveying....................................................................357 ii. Scientific Research Installations and Equipment..............................358 D. High Seas.....................................................................................................360 E. Deep Seabed................................................................................................360 IV. Marine Scientific Research Under Other Regimes............................................361 V. Coastal State Legislation Concerning Marine Scientific Research..............................................................................................363 VI. Further Reading..................................................................................................364 Contents xix 15. Marine Environmental Protection..............................................................................365 I. Introduction.....................................................................................................365 II. Sources and Type of Marine Pollution...........................................................366 III. The Legal Framework: LOSC and Regional Treaties......................................369 A. LOSC........................................................................................................369 B. Regional Treaties......................................................................................372 IV. Operational Vessel-Source Pollution..............................................................376 A. Operational and Accidental Vessel Pollution Distinguished...........................................................................................376 B. LOSC and the IMO..................................................................................376 C. International Standards...........................................................................377 D. The MARPOL Jurisdictional Framework...............................................381 i. Flag States.........................................................................................381 ii. Port States........................................................................................381 E. The LOSC Jurisdictional Framework......................................................382 i. Flag States.........................................................................................382 ii. Port States........................................................................................383 iii. Coastal States...................................................................................384 iv. Enforcement Jurisdiction................................................................385 V. Accidental Vessel-Source Pollution.................................................................386 A. Safety of Shipping....................................................................................387 i. SOLAS..............................................................................................387 ii. Qualifications and Working Conditions for Seafarers.....................................................................................388 iii. Preventing Collisions at Sea............................................................389 VI. Pollution Emergencies.....................................................................................390 A. Responding to Pollution Emergencies....................................................390 B. Coastal State Rights of Intervention.......................................................391 C. The Role of Salvors..................................................................................392 VII. Liability for Vessel-Source Pollution...............................................................393 A. State Responsibility..................................................................................393 B. Civil Liability............................................................................................394 i. Liability for Oil Pollution Damage.................................................395 ii. 1992 Civil Liability Convention......................................................395 iii. The 1992 Fund Convention............................................................397 iv. Liability for Other Pollution Damage............................................398 VIII. Seabed Pollution..............................................................................................399 A. Territorial Sea, EEZ and Continental Shelf............................................400 IX. Dumping at Sea...............................................................................................402 A. 1972 London Convention........................................................................402 B. 1996 Protocol...........................................................................................403 C. Jurisdiction and Enforcement.................................................................405 D. Ship Scrapping and Recycling.................................................................406 E. Regional Agreements...............................................................................406 XX Contents X. Land-Based and Atmospheric Pollution........................................................407 A. 1995 Global Programme of Action.........................................................409 XI. Further Reading...............................................................................................411 16. Delimitation of Maritime Boundaries........................................................................412 I. Introduction.....................................................................................................412 A. Grisbádarna Arbitration...........................................................................414 B. Influence of Boggs...................................................................................414 II. Work of the International Law Commission.................................................415 III. Codification of the Law...................................................................................417 A. Convention on the Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone.....................417 B. Convention on the Continental Shelf.....................................................417 IV. Early Cases........................................................................................................418 A. North Sea Continental Shelf Cases...........................................................419 B. Anglo-French Arbitration.........................................................................420 V LOSC................................................................................................................421 VI. The ICJ and Maritime Boundary Delimitation.............................................422 VII. Principles of Maritime Boundary Delimitation.............................................427 A. Delimitation Methodology......................................................................427 i. Territorial Sea...................................................................................428 ii. EEZ, Continental Shelf and Single Maritime Boundaries......................................................................429 iii. Delimitation Beyond 200 nm.........................................................429 iv. Grey Zones .....................................................................................431 B. Territorial Sea Delimitations...................................................................431 C. Equitable Solution/Equitable Result.......................................................433 D. Equidistance and Median Lines..............................................................433 E. Relevant and Special Circumstances.......................................................434 i. Special Circumstances.....................................................................435 ii. Relevant Circumstances..................................................................436 iii. Islands..............................................................................................437 iv. Fishing..............................................................................................439 v. Oil Concessions...............................................................................440 F. Single Maritime Boundaries....................................................................440 VIII. Maritime Boundary Delimitation by Agreement..........................................441 A. Settled Maritime Boundaries..................................................................441 B. Joint Development Zones........................................................................442 IX. Further Reading...............................................................................................444 17. Maritime Regulation and Enforcement......................................................................445 I. Introduction.....................................................................................................445 II. International Law Regarding Enforcement Powers at Sea.............................447 A. Hot Pursuit...............................................................................................448 i. Case Law...........................................................................................449 ii. State Practice....................................................................................449 iii. Multilateral Hot Pursuit..................................................................450 Contents xxi B. Use of Force.................................................................................................451 i. The LOSC and the Use of Force.........................................................452 ii. General Principles Regarding the Use of Force at Sea During Peacetime....................................................................453 III. Enforcement Operations Within Particular Maritime Zones..........................455 A. Internal Waters............................................................................................456 B. Territorial Sea..............................................................................................457 i. Criminal Jurisdiction.........................................................................458 ii. Civil Jurisdiction.................................................................................458 iii. Territorial Sea of an International Strait...........................................459 C. Archipelagic Waters....................................................................................459 D. Contiguous Zone........................................................................................460 E. EEZ..............................................................................................................462 i. Matters Subject to EEZ Sovereign Rights..........................................462 ii. Matters Subject to EEZ Jurisdiction..................................................463 F. Continental Shelf........................................................................................464 G. FlighSeas.....................................................................................................465 IV. Specialist Regimes Relating to Maritime Regulation and Enforcement.............................................................................466 A. Piracy...........................................................................................................466 B. Maritime Terrorism and Related Unlawful Acts.......................................468 C. Fisheries.......................................................................................................469 D. Transnational Crime...................................................................................470 V. Further Reading..................................................................................................472 18. Dispute Settlement in the Law of the Sea...................................................................473 I. Introduction........................................................................................................473 II. Dispute Settlement in International Law: General Mechanisms..........................................................................................474 III. Dispute Settlement in the Law of the Sea: Pre-LOSC Developments.....................................................................................................477 A. ILC Draft Articles on the Law of the Sea...................................................477 B. UNCLOSI...................................................................................................478 C. UNCLOS III................................................................................................479 IV. Dispute Settlement Under the LOSC.................................................................479 A. Jurisdictional Conditions...........................................................................480 B. Compulsory Dispute Settlement................................................................483 i. Applicable Law....................................................................................487 ii. Provisional Measures..........................................................................488 iii. Prompt Release...................................................................................489 C. Jurisdictional Limitations and Exceptions................................................491 D. ITLOS..........................................................................................................494 E. Annex V Conciliation.................................................................................499 F. Annex VII Arbitration................................................................................501 G. Annex VIII Special Arbitration..................................................................504 V. Further Reading..................................................................................................505 xxii Contents 19. Oceans Governance.....................................................................................................506 I. Introduction.....................................................................................................506 II. The Concept of Oceans Governance..............................................................507 A. Oceans Governance Defined...................................................................507 B. The Ecosystem Approach and Area-Based Management......................507 C. Area-Based Tools for Marine Management............................................510 D. Transparent and Participatory Decision-Making Processes...................................................................................................513 E. Scientific and Other Cross-Disciplinary Influences...............................514 F. Normative Influences on Oceans Governance.......................................515 III. The Global Legal Framework for Oceans Governance..................................516 IV. The Policy Framework for Oceans Governance.............................................518 V. Norms and Principles of Oceans Governance...............................................520 VI. Institutions for Oceans Governance...............................................................525 VII. Regional, Sub-regional and National Oceans Governance............................529 A. UNEP Regional Seas Programme...........................................................529 B. European Union.......................................................................................530 C. Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation.......................................................532 VIII. Further Reading...............................................................................................533 Index......................................................................................................................................535
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