The international regime of fisheries : : from UNCLOS 1982 to the Presential Sea / / José A. de Yturriaga.

• Superior document: Publications on Ocean Development
• VerfasserIn: Yturriaga, José Antonio de,
• Place / Publishing House: The Hague, The Netherlands ;, Boston, Massachusetts : : Martinus Nijhoff Publishers,, [1997]; ©1997
• Year of Publication: 1997
• Language: English
• Series: Publications on Ocean Development
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (344 pages)

Table of Contents

Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- List of Abbreviations -- CHAPTER I HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT -- I. The Hague Codification Conference -- II. The Truman Proclamation -- III. Expansion of Jurisdiction in Latin America -- 1. Unilateral declarations -- 2. The Santiago Declaration -- IV. First UN Conference on the Law of the Sea -- 1. Preparatory work of the ILC -- 2. Convention on the Territorial Sea and the Contiguous Zone -- 3. Convention on the High Seas -- 4. Convention on Fishing and Conservation of the Living Resources of the High Seas -- 5. Convention on the Continental Shelf -- V. Second UN Conference on the Law of the Sea -- VI. European Fisheries Convention -- VII. Phase Prior to the Convening of the Third UN Conference on the Law of the Sea -- 1. US-USSR Proposal -- 2. Work of the General Assembly -- 3. The Montevideo and Lima Declarations -- 4. The African contribution to the EEZ concept -- 5. The "Patrimonial Sea" concept -- VIII. The Seabed Committee as Preparatory Committee of the Conference27 -- 1. List of Subjects and Issues -- 2. Proposals -- a) Minimalist proposals -- b) Maximalist proposals -- c) Intermediate proposals -- d) Other proposals -- e) Proposals on delimitation -- f) Proposals on the high seas -- g) Conclusions -- IX. Phase Prior to the Celebration of the Conference -- 1. Generalization of the expansion of jurisdiction -- 2. ICJ Judgment on Iceland's Fisheries Jurisdiction Case -- CHAPTER TWO THE THIRD UN CONFERENCE ON THE LAW OF THE SEA -- I. Proposals Submitted to the Conference -- 1. Organization of the Conference -- 2. General debate -- 3. Preferential proposals -- 4. Territorialist proposals -- 5. Zonal proposals -- 6. Sectorial proposals -- a) Land-locked and GDS -- b) Species -- 7. Proposals on delimitation -- 8. Proposals on the high seas -- 9. Conclusions.

II. Negotiating Texts -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Informal Single Negotiating Text -- a) Legal nature and rights and duties of States -- b) LLSGDS -- c) Delimitation -- 3. Revised Single Negotiating Text -- a) Legal nature and rights and duties of States -- b) LLSGDS -- c) Delimitation -- 4. Informal Composite Negotiating Text -- a) Legal nature and rights and duties of States -- b) LLSGDS -- c) Delimitation -- III. Adoption, Signature and Entry into Force of the Convention -- 1. Adoption -- a) Legal nature and rights and duties of States -- b) LLSGDS -- c) Delimitation -- 2. Signature -- a) Legal nature and rights and duties of States -- b) LLSGDS -- c) Delimitation -- 3. Entry into force -- a) Adoption of the Agreement on the Implementation of Part XI of the Convention -- b) Signature of the Agreement -- c) Entry into force of the Convention -- CHAPTER 3 FISHERIES REGIME IN THE LAW OF THE SEA CONVENTION -- I. Fisheries in the Territorial Sea -- II. Fisheries in the Contiguous Zone -- III. Fisheries in the Continental Shelf -- IV. Fisheries in the Exclusive Economic Zone -- 1. Legal nature of the BEZ -- 2. Rights and duties -- a) Coastal States -- b) Land-locked and GOS -- c) Other States -- 3. Special regime for certain fish stocks -- a) Straddling stocks -- b) Highly migratory species -- c) Marine mammals -- d) Anadromous stocks -- e) Catadromous species -- f) Sedentary species -- 4. Navigation -- 5. Delimitation -- a) Regulations of the Convention -- b) ICJ jurisprudence -- 6. Settlement of disputes -- a) Fisheries -- b) Delimitation -- V. Fisheries in the High Seas -- 1. General principles: freedom of fishing -- 2. Rights and duties of States -- a) Right of free access to fisheries -- b) Obligation of conservation -- c) Obligation of co-operation -- d) Institutionalization of the co-operation -- 3. Limits of the freedom of fishing.

a) Straddling stocks -- b) Highly migratory species -- c) Marine mammals -- d) Anadromous stocks -- e) Catadromous species -- 4. Navigation -- 5. Settlement of disputes -- CHAPTER 4 BEYOND UNCLOS: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS -- I. Developments after UNCLOS -- 1. Large-scale pelagic driftnet fishing -- 2. Preparation of the UN Conference on Environment and Development -- 3. UN Conference on Environment and Development -- 4. International Code of Conduct for Responsible Fishing -- 5. UN Conference on Straddling and Highly Migratory Fish Stocks -- a) First session -- b) Second session -- c) Third session -- d) Fourth session -- e) Fifth session -- f) Sixth session -- g) Signature of the Agreement -- II. Agreement on Straddling and Highly Migratory Fish Stocks -- 1. Objective and principles -- a) Objective -- b) General principles -- c) Scope of application -- d) Precautionary approach -- e) Compatibility of measures -- f) International co-operation -- 2. Enforcement -- a) Flag State -- b) Inspecting State -- c) Port State -- 3. Settlement of disputes -- 4. Participation -- 5. Critical appraisal -- a) Scope of application of the Agreement -- b) Enforcement by States other than the flag State -- c) Use of force -- d) Conclusions -- III. Theory and Practice of Fishing on the High Seas -- 1. The "Presential Sea" Doctrine -- a) Elaboration of the doctrine -- b) Critical appraisal -- c) Influence of the doctrine in Chile -- d) Influence of the doctrine in Argentina -- 2. Conflicts between Canada and the European Community -- a) Amendment of Canada's fisheries regulations -- b) Conflicts within NAFO -- c) Arrest of the Spanish fishing vessel "Estai" -- d) Solution of the conflict -- e) Critical appraisal -- 3. Dispute between Canada and Spain -- a) Arrest of the Spanish fishing vessel "Estai" -- b) Spain's application to the ICJ against Canada -- c) Critical appraisal.

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY -- I. General Aspects and Historical Antecedents of Fisheries -- II. Fisheries in the Third UN Conference on the Law of the Sea -- III. Fisheries in UNCLOS -- IV. Fisheries beyond UNCLOS -- INDEX -- I. Index of Names -- II. Index of Subjects.