Marine protected areas in international law : an Arctic perspective /

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Main Authors: Jakobsen, Ingvild Ulrikke, 1974- (Author)
Published: Brill Nijhoff,
Publisher Address: Leiden :
Publication Dates: [2016]
Literature type: Book
Language: English
Series: Queen Mary studies in international law, volume 25
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Item Description: Based on the author's thesis (doctoral - University of Tromsø, the Arctic University of Norway, 2010) issued under title: Marine protected areas in international law a Norwegian perspective--Verso of title page.
Carrier Form: xvi, 435 pages ; 24 cm.
Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references (pages [407]-426) and index.
ISBN: 9789004254725 (hardback : alkaline paper) :
9004254722 (hardback : alkaline paper)
9789004324084 (e-book)
9004324089 (e-book)
Index Number: K3485
CLC: D993.5
Call Number: D993.5/J258
Contents: Introduction -- Legal competence to establish MPAs within national jurisdiction and on the high seas -- From a functional to a holistic approach -- Pre-LOS Convention : principles in customary law -- The traditional approach of the LOS Convention to protect and preserve the marine environment and to conserve living resources -- Developments since 1982 : the obligations to protect and conserve marine biodiversity -- Global obligations on conservation of marine biological diversity -- Regional obligations and implementation of obligations on conservation of marine biodiversity -- Conclusions -- Legal obligations to establish MPAs : introductory remarks -- The LOS Convention and establishment and management of MPAs -- Is there a legal duty to establish MPAs under the CBD? -- When is there a legal obligation under the CBD to establish MPAs? -- The management of MPAs under the CBD convention -- The OSPAR Convention and MPAs -- MPAs under the Arctic Council -- The relationship between the CBD and the LOS Convention : conflicting norms and mechanisms for solving them -- Regulation of navigation in MPAs -- Specially designated areas to protect the marine environment against impact of international shipping activities -- Final remarks.