FUNCTIONAL JURISDICTION IN THE LAW OF THE SEA
| Author(s) | Maria Gavouneli |
| Publisher | Martinus Nijhoff Publications |
| Date | 2007 |
| Pages | 304 |
| Format | |
| Size | 2 Mb |
| D O W N L O A D | |
It is a known fact that the UNCLOS 1982 convention established a clear regulatory frame for the Law of the Sea basing on two major concepts, first of them being the zonal analysis. The subject concept considers division of the seas into several juridical zones, each of them covered by the set of rules. In turn, the second concept implies the so-called topical analysis, within which the rules are set for the main activities taking places on the seas.
However, the entire framework is a sort of incomplete and has some areas remaining for improvement. That is why it continually develops and improves to make sure that all newly introduced challenges are met at all times. The author of the present monograph explored all of the above issues in order to offer readers a good professional insight into the legal developments.
The analysis starts from the essential principles that governs the jurisdiction internationally. The volume will definitely be very useful to all people interested in the directions to which the today’s Law is heading. The readers will have better understanding of the basic compromises of the UNCLOS, which is important before you dive deeper into any analysis and/or investigation.
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