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

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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)
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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.

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

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