The Legal Order of the Oceans

Name: The Legal Order of the Oceans
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SKU: 9781841138237
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Basic Documents on the Law of the Sea

Series: Documents in International Law

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The Legal Order of the Oceans is a comprehensive compendium that assembles essential documents crucial for understanding the laws governing the sea. This accessible collection integrates key materials including International Maritime Organisation documents, regional fisheries regulations, security-related treaties, resource exploitation agreements, and environmental protection measures, all framed within the Law of the Sea Convention. Designed as a practical resource, it serves both students and practitioners and is well suited as a classroom companion for courses on maritime law.
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Ideal for teachers, law students, scholars, and legal practitioners specialising in maritime law and related fields, particularly those seeking a consolidated and authoritative reference on the law of the sea.

This compendium brings together the essential documents needed to gain a thorough knowledge of the laws of the sea.

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This compendium of documents brings together, for the first time in an affordable format, the essential documents needed to gain a thorough knowledge of the laws of the sea. There has been a long felt need for such a collection to provide students, scholars and practitioners with a working library of the key materials.

This collection integrates documents of the International Maritime Organisation (which are not available anywhere on the web in consolidated form), of regional fisheries organisations, security related documents, treaties concerning resource exploitation, environmental protection measures and much more, into the framework created by the Law of the Sea Convention.

The Legal Order of the Oceans is aimed at teachers and practitioners in the area and can be used as a classroom companion for law of the sea courses.

Series: Documents in International Law

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The collection is notable for its focus on the most important treaties and UN documents, covering a broad timespan from 1923 to 2009. It offers an overarching framework of the law of the sea and reproduces treaties in their most current versions, providing readers with up-to-date legal information. The work is praised as a handy reference that is general in scope, without an emphasis on any single geographical area or subject matter, and delivers practical access to materials organised by relevant application areas through a detailed index.

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INFORMATION

ISBN: 9781841138237

Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

Format: Paperback / softback

Date Published: 15 August 2009

Country: United Kingdom

Imprint: Hart Publishing

Contributors:

Edited by Professor Dr Stefan Talmon
Edited by A.V. Lowe

Audience: Professional and scholarly

DIMENSIONS

Spine width: 52.0mm

Width: 244.0mm

Height: 169.0mm

Weight: 1752g

Pages: 1030

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Education & Reference Non-Fiction Series: Documents in International Law

About the Author

Vaughan Lowe KC, is the Chichele Professor of Public International Law and a Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford University. He practises as a Barrister from Essex Court Chambers in London.

Professor Stefan Talmon is Director at the Institute of Public International Law, University of Bonn, and Supernumerary Fellow of St. Anne's College, Oxford. He practises as a Barrister from 20 Essex Street Chambers in London

The Legal Order of the Oceans