The law of the sea is a constantly evolving area of international law which must meet the needs of the international community. This book considers the current law-making activities of the relevant international organizations, identifies the problems which may arise from the fragmentation of international law-making and proposes possible solutions.
Über den Autor
James Harrison has nearly twenty years' experience as an adult educator, trainer and coach. His interests include English literature, writing, reading, Arsenal football club and history. The Barista is his second book and was influenced by him studying the history, business and policies of coffee-making from around the world. He lives in Hertfordshire.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
1. Making the modern Law of the Sea: challenges and opportunities; 2. The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea; 3. Amendment and modification of the Law of the Sea Convention by the states parties; 4. Implementing agreements; 5. The International Seabed Authority and the development of the Deep Seabed Mining Regime; 6. The International Maritime Organization and the international regulation of shipping; 7. The contribution of the Food and Agriculture Organization to international fisheries law; 8. Cooperation, coordination and conflict between international institutions; 9. Conclusion.
Klappentext
This book assesses the challenges and opportunities for developing the international law of the sea through international organizations.
