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v. 2 ISBN 9780792311874
Description
This is the ultimate guide to international maritime boundaries. Its unique practical features include
- systematic examination of all international maritime boundaries worldwide;
- comprehensive coverage, including the text of every modern boundary agreement;
- descriptions of judicially-established boundaries;
- maps and detailed analyses of those boundaries;
- expert papers examining the status of maritime boundary delimitations in each of the ten regions of the world;
- papers from a global perspective analyzing key issues in maritime boundary theory and practise.
These features make International Maritime Boundaries an unmatched comprehensive, accessible resource in the field.
Table of Contents
Volume I
Preface, Contributors, Glossary of Terms, References, Introduction and Conclusions, Jonathan I. Charney, Global Analyses, I. Political, Strategic, and Historical Considerations, Bernard H. Oxman, II. The Legal Regime of Maritime Boundary Agreements, David Colson, III. Economic and Environmental Considerations in Maritime Boundary Delimitations, Barbara Kwiatkowska, IV. Geographic Considerations in Maritime Delimitation, Prosper Weil, V. Islands, Rocks, Reefs, and Low-Tide Elevations in Maritime Boundaries, Derek Bowett, VI. Baseline Considerations, Louis B. Sohn, VII. The Use of Geophysical Factors in the Delimitation of Maritime Boundaries, Keith Highet, VIII. Method, Oppositeness and Adjacency, and Proportionality in Maritime Boundary Delimitation, Leonard Legault and Blair Hankey, IX. Technical Considerations in Maritime Boundary Delimitations, Peter Beazley, Regional Analyses, Region I. North American Maritime Boundaries, Lewis M. Alexander, Region II. Middle American and Caribbean Maritime Boundaries, Kaldone G. Nweihed, Region III. South American Maritime Boundaries, Eduardo Jimenez de Arechaga, Region IV. African Maritime Boundaries, Andronico 0. Adede, Region V. Central Pacific and East Asian Maritime Boundaries, Choon-Ho Park, Region VI. Indian Ocean and South East Asian Maritime Boundaries, J.R. Victor Prescott, Region VII. Persian Gulf Maritime Boundaries, Lewis M. Alexander, Region VIII. Mediterranean and Black Sea Maritime Boundaries, Tullio Scovazzi, Region IX. Northern and Western European Maritime Boundaries, D.H. Anderson, Region X. Baltic Sea Maritime Boundaries, , Erik Franckx, Maritime Boundary Reports and Documents, I. North America, II. Middle America/The Caribbean, III. South America, IV. Africa, V. Central Pacific/East Asia.
Volume II
Maritime Boundary Reports and Documents, VI. Indian Ocean/South East Asia, VII. Persian Gulf, VIII. Mediterranean/Black Sea, IX. Northern and Western Europe, X. Baltic Sea, Index.
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v. 5 ISBN 9789004144613
Description
This is the ultimate guide to international maritime boundaries. Its unique practical features include
- systematic examination of all international maritime boundaries worldwide;
- comprehensive coverage, including the text of every modern boundary agreement;
- descriptions of judicially-established boundaries;
- maps and detailed analyses of those boundaries;
- expert papers examining the status of maritime boundary delimitations in each of the ten regions of the world;
- papers from a global perspective analyzing key issues in maritime boundary theory and practice; and
- a cumulative index for volumes I - V.
These features make International Maritime Boundaries an unmatched comprehensive, accessible resource in the field.
Table of Contents
I. Preface/Introduction,
II. Essays on Developments in International Maritime Boundary Practice, David Anderson:
Developments in Maritime Boundary Law and Practice, Barbara Kwiatkowska: Resource, Navigational and Environmental Factors in Equitable Maritime Boundary Delimitation, Victor Prescott/Gillian Triggs:
Islands and Rocks and their Role in Maritime Delimitation, Don McRae/Cisse Yacouba:
The Legal Regime of Maritime Boundary Agreements, Coalter Lathrop:
Tripoint Issues in Maritime Boundary Delimitation, Nuno Antunes:
Some Thoughts on the Technical Input in Maritime Delimitation,
III. Regional Reports (each regional report has an accompanying map), North America: David A. Colson and Robert W. Smith,
Middle America/Caribbean: Carl Dundas,
South America: David A. Colson and Robert W. Smith,
Africa: Tim Daniel,
Central Pacific, East Asia, Southeast Asia: Ted McDorman,
Indian Ocean: Victor Prescott,
Red Sea/Persian Gulf: Chris Carleton,
Mediterranean/Black Sea: Tullio Scovazzi,
Northern and Western Europe: Michael Wood,
Baltic: Erik Franckx,
Caspian: Robert Smith/Ashley Roach,
IV. Boundary Reports,
V. Tables/Indexes,
Country-by-Country Index: R. Smith.
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v. 6 ISBN 9789004192881
Description
International Maritime Boundaries, Volume VI provides critical commentary by regional experts on published and unpublished international maritime boundary agreements. These reports are accompanied by the original text of the agreement (or a translation thereof) and a map depicting the maritime boundary. Volume VI also includes two scholarly essays on the subject of international maritime boundaries and related issues.
International Maritime Boundaries is the primary comprehensive reference source for international state practice concerning maritime boundary delimitation, and is used and referenced widely by practitioners of international law.
International Maritime Boundaries is now available online. Learn more about the electronic product here: "https://brill.com/view/db/mboo" target="_blank"
Table of Contents
Contents
I. Essays, David Anderson and Coalter Lathrop
REPORTS, North America: Cuba-United States
II. Middle America/Caribbean: Honduras-Nicaragua, Colombia-Nicaragua, Barbados-Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados-Guyana, Honduras-Mexico, U.K. (Anguilla)-U.K. (BVI), Barbados-France (Martinique and Guadeloupe)
III. South America: Chile-Peru, Guyana-Suriname
IV. Africa: Cameroon-Nigeria, Benin-Nigeria, Angola-Dem. Republic of Congo, Angola-Republic of Congo
V. Central Pacific, East Asia, Southeast Asia: Malaysia-Singapore, Australia-New Zealand, Indonesia-Vietnam, Fed. States Micronesia-Marshall Islands, France-Tuvalu, France-New Zealand, Fed States Micronesia-Palau
VI. Indian Ocean: Oman-Pakistan, Australia-East Timor, Australia-Timor-Leste, Mauritius-Seychelles, Bangladesh-India, Bangladesh-Myanmar, France (Reunion)-Madagascar
VII. Red Sea, Persian Gulf: Qatar-Saudi Arabia
VIII. Mediterranean, Black Sea: Greece-Italy, Cyprus-Egypt, Romania-Ukraine, Cyprus-Lebanon, Slovenia-Croatia, Albania-Greece
IX. Northern and Western Europe: Norway-Russia, Denmark-United Kingdom, Netherlands-United Kingdom, Norway-UK (EEZ), United Kingdom-Belgium, Denmark (Greenland)-Norway (Svalbard), Denmark-Iceland-Norway, Denmark (Faroes)-Iceland
X. Baltic: Estonia-Russia
XI. Caspian Sea
Country-by-Country Index
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v. 7 ISBN 9789004312333
Description
International Maritime Boundaries is the primary comprehensive reference source for international state practice concerning maritime boundary delimitation, and is used and referenced widely by practitioners of international law.
International Maritime Boundaries is now available online. Learn more about the electronic product here.
Table of Contents
Foreword, Bernard H. Oxman
Preface
Contributors
Introduction, Coalter G. Lathrop
Regional Maps
BOUNDARY REPORTS
I. North America
1-4 Cuba-United States (Add. 3)
1-4 Cuba-United States (Add. 4)
1-5 (3) Mexico-United States
II. Middle America, Caribbean Sea
2-13 (4) Trinidad and Tobago-Venezuela
2-25 (2) Colombia-Nicaragua
2-25 Colombia-Nicaragua (Add. 2)
2-31 Grenada-Trinidad and Tobago
2-32 Bahamas-Cuba
2-33 Cuba-Honduras
2-34 Costa Rica-Nicaragua
III. South America
3-5 (2) Chile-Peru
3-7 Colombia-Ecuador (Add. 1)
3-9 Ecuador-Peru (Add. 1)
IV. Africa
4-5 (2) Kenya-Tanzania
4-7 (2) Mozambique-Tanzania
4-17 Kenya-Somalia
4-18 Ghana-Ivory Coast
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V. Central Pacific, East Asia, Southeast Asia
5-11 (2) Indonesia-Singapore
5-11 (3) Indonesia-Singapore
5-22 Niue-United States (American Samoa)
(Add. 1, Corr. 1)
5-25 China-Vietnam (Add. 1)
5-32 Cook Islands-Kiribati
5-33 Cook Islands-Niue
5-34 Kiribati-Marshall Islands
5-35 Kiribati-Nauru
5-36 Kiribati-New Zealand (Tokelau)
5-37 Kiribati-Tuvalu
5-38 Marshall Islands-Nauru
5-39 Kiribati-Marshall Islands-Nauru
5-40 Kiribati-United States
5-41 Indonesia-Philippines
5-42 Federated States of Micronesia-United States (Guam)
5-43 Cook Islands-New Zealand (Tokelau)
VI. Indian Ocean
6-23 Bangladesh-India (Add. 1)
6-24 Bangladesh-Myanmar (Add. 1)
6-26 Comoros-Mozambique
6-27 Comoros-Mozambique-Tanzania
6-28 Comoros-Seychelles
6-29 Comoros-Seychelles-Tanzania
6-30 Comoros-Tanzania
VII. Red Sea, Persian Gulf
7-14 (2) Qatar-Saudi Arabia
VIII. Mediterranean Sea, Black Sea
8-22 Cyprus-Israel
8-23 Jordan-Saudi Arabia
IX. Northern and Western Europe
9-3 (6) France-United Kingdom
9-4 (3) Iceland-Norway (Jan Mayen)
9-4 Iceland-Norway (Jan Mayen) (Add.1)
9-5 (3) Ireland-United Kingdom
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9-6 (3) Norway-Russian Federation
9-13 (3) Netherlands-United Kingdom
9-15 (6) Norway-United Kingdom
9-17 (3) Belgium-United Kingdom
9-22 (2) Denmark (Greenland)-Iceland
9-23 (2) Denmark (Faroe Islands)-United Kingdom
X. Baltic Sea
None
XI. Caspian Sea
None
Country-by-Country Index
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v. 3 ISBN 9789041103451
Description
This is the ultimate guide to international maritime boundaries. Its unique practical features include
- systematic examination of all international maritime boundaries worldwide;
- comprehensive coverage, including the text of every modern boundary agreement;
- descriptions of judicially-established boundaries;
- maps and detailed analyses of those boundaries;
- expert papers examining the status of maritime boundary delimitations in each of the ten regions of the world;
- papers from a global perspective analyzing key issues in maritime boundary theory and practice; and
- a cumulative index for volumes I - III.
These features make International Maritime Boundaries an unmatched comprehensive, accessible resource in the field.
Table of Contents
- Preface. Introduction
- J.I. Charney. Maritime Boundary Reports and Documents. I. North America. II. Middle America/The Caribbean. III. South America. IV. Africa. V. Central Pacific/East Asia. VI. Indian Ocean/South East Asia. VII. Persian Gulf. VIII. Mediterranean/Black Sea. IX. Northern and Western Europe. X. Baltic Sea. Index.
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