Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Foreword
- Preface and acknowledgments to the first edition
- Preface and acknowledgments to the second edition
- Table of cases
- Table of treaties and other international instruments
- List of abbreviations
- PART I The legal and institutional framework
- PART II Principles and rules establishing standards
- 6 General principles and rules
- 7 Human rights and armed conflict
- 8 Atmosphere
- 9 Oceans and seas
- 10 Freshwater resources
- 11 Biological diversity
- 12 Hazardous substances and activities
- 13 Waste
- 14 The polar regions: Antarctica and the Arctic
- 15 European Community environmental law
- PART III Techniques for implementing international principles and rules
- Index
9 - Oceans and seas
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Foreword
- Preface and acknowledgments to the first edition
- Preface and acknowledgments to the second edition
- Table of cases
- Table of treaties and other international instruments
- List of abbreviations
- PART I The legal and institutional framework
- PART II Principles and rules establishing standards
- 6 General principles and rules
- 7 Human rights and armed conflict
- 8 Atmosphere
- 9 Oceans and seas
- 10 Freshwater resources
- 11 Biological diversity
- 12 Hazardous substances and activities
- 13 Waste
- 14 The polar regions: Antarctica and the Arctic
- 15 European Community environmental law
- PART III Techniques for implementing international principles and rules
- Index
Summary
W. Douglas, ‘Environmental Problems of the Oceans: The Need for International Controls’, 1 Environment Law 149 (1971); L. Caflisch, ‘International Law and Ocean Pollution: The Present and the Future’, 8 RBDI 7 (1972); J. Schneider, ‘Something Old, Something New: Some Thoughts on Grotius and the Marine Environment’, 18 Virginia Journal of International Law 147 (1974); J. L. Hargrove (ed.), Who Protects the Ocean?: Environment and the Development of the Law of the Sea (1975); E. Mann Borgese and D. Krieger (eds.), The Tides of Change: Peace, Pollution, and Potential of the Oceans (1975); R. Johnson (ed.), Marine Pollution (1976); A. Kiss, ‘La Pollution du milieu marin’, 38 ZaöRV 902 (1978); G. J. Timagenis, International Control of Marine Pollution (1980); K. Hakapaa, Marine Pollution in International Law (1981); D. M. Johnston (ed.), The Environmental Law of the Sea (IUCN, Environmental Policy Paper No. 18, 1981); E. Gold, Handbook on Marine Pollution (1985); R. Soni, Control of Marine Pollution in International Law (1985); J. van Dyke, D. Zaelke and G. Hewison (eds.), Freedom of the Seas in the 21st Century: Ocean Governance and Environmental Harmony (1993); A. Couper and E. Gold (eds.), The Marine Environment and Sustainable Development (1993); K. Gjerde and D. Freestone, ‘Particularly Sensitive Sea Areas’, 9 IJMCL 431 (1994) (special issue); L. Lucchini and M. Voelckel, Le Droit de la mer (1996); H. Ringbom (ed.), Competing Norms in the Law of Marine Environmental Protection (1997); UN, Oceans and Law of the Sea: Report of the Secretary General (1998); R. Churchill and A. Lowe, The Law of the Sea (1999, 3rd edn); […]
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- Principles of International Environmental Law , pp. 391 - 458Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2003