Towards Global Sustainable High Seas Fisheries. A critical assessment


Essay, 2014

56 Pages, Grade: A-


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Index

Table of Acronyms and Abbreviations

List of Figures

I Introduction

II The Law of the Sea Convention
A History of UNCLOS
B Division of Ocean Areas: Fisheries Jurisdiction
1 Internal waters and the territorial sea
2 The contiguous zone
3 The exclusive economic zone
4 The continental shelf
5 The high seas
6 The Area

III Post-UNCLOS Freedom of Fishing Restrictions and its Deficiencies
A Post-UNCLOS High Seas Fisheries Developments
1 International developments in the legal regime of fisheries
2 Regional developments in the legal regime of fisheries
B Governance Challenges in the High Seas
1 Shortcomings in the general framework for environmental protection in the high seas
2 Shortcomings in the high seas fishing governance

IV A Future UNCLOS Implementation Agreement?
A The Global Political Arena: The UNGA and its BBNJ Working Group
B The Future UNCLOS Implementation Agreement
1 Priority issues to be covered by the Implementation Agreement
2 Feasibility of a future Implementation Agreement

V Conclusion

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Title
Towards Global Sustainable High Seas Fisheries. A critical assessment
College
University of Auckland
Course
International Environmental Law
Grade
A-
Author
Year
2014
Pages
56
Catalog Number
V284138
ISBN (eBook)
9783656845737
ISBN (Book)
9783656845744
File size
864 KB
Language
English
Keywords
towards, global, sustainable, high, seas, fisheries
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Elise Verdonck (Author), 2014, Towards Global Sustainable High Seas Fisheries. A critical assessment, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/284138

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