Law of the Sea The Common Heritage and Emerging Challenges Book

Acknowledgements. Introduction. Part I: Trends in Ocean Law and Policy: An Overview. 1. Sharing Ocean Resources - In a Time of Scarcity and Selfishness; J.M. van Dyke. Part II: Inherited Doctrine and Institutional Innovation. 2. Gentili, Grotius, and the Extra-European World; B. Kingsbury. 3. New Trends in the Settlement of Disputes and the Law of the Sea Convention; T. Treves. 4. Port State Control: Evolving Concepts; R.P. Barston. Part III: The Management and Conservation of Living Resources. 5. Compatibility and Precaution in the 1995 Straddling Stock Agreement; W.T. Burke. 6. Historical Memory, Cultural Claims, and Environmental Ethics: The Jurisprudence of Whaling Regulation; H.N. Scheiber. Part IV: Ocean Regions and New Legal Regimes. 7. CCAMLR in Crisis: A Case Study of Marine Management in the Southern Ocean; D.J. Bederman. 8. Responding to Non-Member Fishing in the Atlantic: The ICCAT and NAFO Experiences; J.-P. Plé. 9. One China, But Two Sets of Maritime Legislation: Developments, Implications, and Challenges for the United States; Y.-H. Song. 10. Japan-South Korea Fishery Agreement of 1998: Pursuing Pragmatic Interests Without Compromising Sovereignty; T. Akaha. 11. Transboundary Challenges and Cooperation in the Gulf of Maine Region: Riding a Restless Sea Toward Misty Shores; D. Vanderzwaag. Part V: Looking Ahead. 12. Designing the Ocean Policy Future; R. Friedheim. Contributors.