12 octobre 2015

REVUE : Revue belge de droit international (vol. 47, n°1, 2014)

Catherine MAIA

Le numéro 1 du volume 47 de la Revue belge de droit international vient de paraître et contient, entre autres, un dossier spécial "UNCLOS rules the waves:The twentieth anniversary of the entry into force of the Montego Bay Convention – State of Affairs and Challenges ahead?", sous la direction de Tom Ruys.


Dossier spécial
“UNCLOS rules the waves”: The twentieth anniversary of the entry into force of the Montego Bay Convention – State of Affairs and Challenges ahead?

    • T. Ruys, UNCLOS rules the waves
    • J. Noyes, The Law of the Sea Convention and the United States of America
    • W. Heintschel von Heinegg, Military activities in the exclusive economic zone 
    • J. Odom, A ‘Rules-based Approach’ to Airspace Defense: a U.S. perspective on the International Law of the Sea and Airspace, Air Defense Measures, and the Freedom of Navigation
    • D. Guilfoyle, Maritime Interdiction: What Challenges lie ahead ?
    • E. Somers, Prosecution of alleged pirates under the 1982 Law of the Sea Convention: is outsourcing the solution ?
    • M. Lodge, The International Seabed Authority and the Exploration and Exploitation of the Deep Seabed
    • D. Vanderzwaag, Ocean Acidification and Geoengineering: Navigating beyond the Law of the Sea
    • E. Franckx, UNCLOS and the Arctic?
    • A. Boyle, UNCLOS dispute settlement and the uses and abuses of part XV
    • P. Gautier, Standing of NGOs and third-party intervention before the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
    • V. Golitsyn, Judicial Practice of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea: an Overview

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