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Remarks by Barbara Mitchell

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 February 2017

Barbara Mitchell
Barbara Mitchell*
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International Institute for Environment and Development, London
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Fishery Conservation and the Law of the Sea
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Proceedings of the ASIL Annual Meeting , Volume 72 , 1978 , pp. 326 - 338
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Copyright © American Society of International Law 1978

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References

1 Antarctic Treaty, Dec. 1, 1959, 12 UST 794, TIAS No. 4780, 402 UNTS 71.

2 G. GRANTHAM, T H E UTILIZATION O F KRILL, FAO Doc. No. GLO/SO/77/3, at 33 (1977),

3 Appendix to Measures in Furtherance of Principles and Obligations of the Antarctic- Treaty, June 2-13, 1964, 17 UST 991, TIAS No. 6058, adopted by Recommendation II-X of id., and amended by Measures in Furtherance of Principles and Objectives of the Antarctic Treaty, Nov. 29, 1968, Recommendation V-6, 24 UST 1793, 1802, TIAS No. 7692. See also Measures in Furtherance of Principles and Objectives of the Antarctic Treaty, Nov. 3-18, 1966, Recommendation IV-20, 20 UST 614, TIAS No. 6668 (interim guidelines pending acceptance of Agreed Measures); Measures in Furtherance of Principles and Objectives of the Antarctic Treaty, Oct. 30, 1970, Recommendation VI-9, 25 UST 266, 277, TIAS No. 7796 (recommendation for further transmission and assembling of information on conservation); Measures in Furtherance of Principles and Objectives of the Antarctic Treaty, Nov. 10, 1972, Recommendation VII-1, TIAS No. 8500, (expressing need to strengthen protection of the Antarctic environment). The first conference had agreed on the principle of conservation. See Measures in Furtherance of Principles and Objectives of the Antarctic Treaty, Recommendation I-VIII, 13 UST 1349, 1352-53, TIAS No. 5094.

4 A. KOERS, INTERNATIONAL REGULATION OF MARINE FISHERIES 199 (1973).

5 FAO, WORLD FOOD PROBLEMS NO. 7, T H E STATE OF WORLD FISHERIES 1 (1968), quoted in A. KOERS, supra n. 4 at 61.

6 A. PARDO & E. BORGESE, THE NEW INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC ORDER (International Ocean Institute Occasional Paper No. 4) 60 (1976).

7 F. CHRISTY & A. SCOTT, THE COMMONWEALTH IN OCEAN FISHERIES: SOME PROBLEMS OF GROWTH AND ECONOMIC ALLOCATION 209 (1965).

8 A. KOERS, supra n. 4 at 207.

9 H. KNIGHT, THE FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES MANAGEMENT 43-49 (1975).

10 A. PARDO & E. BORGESE, supra n. 6 at 114.

11 A. KOERS, supra n. 4 at 214-215.

12 Id. at 220.

13 J. GULLAND, THE MANAGEMENT OF MARINE FISHERIES 179 (1974).