Maritime boundaries and ocean resources

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Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Preface
Chapter 1 Worldwide maritime boundary delimitation: the state of play
Chapter 2 Delimitation of maritime boundaries: emergent legal principles and problems
Chapter 3 Straight and archipelagic baselines
Chapter 4 The importance of geographical scale in considering offshore boundary problems
Chapter 5 The limits of the area beyond national jurisdiction - some problems with particular reference to the role of the commission on the limits of the continental shelf
Chapter 6 Maritime boundaries and the emerging regional bases of world ocean management
Chapter 7 Common fishery resources and maritime boundaries: the case of the Channel Islands
Chapter 8 European, national and regional concepts of fishing limits in the European Community
Chapter 9 Offshore jurisdictional claims of the Republic of Ireland
Chapter 10 Maritime boundary problems in the Barents Sea
Chapter 11 The United States Exclusive Economic Zone: mineral resources
Chapter 12 Historical geography and the Canada-United States seaward boundary on Georges Bank
Chapter 13 Maritime boundaries in the Mediterranean: aspects of cooperation and dispute
Chapter 14 Defining the indefinable: Antarctic maritime boundaries
Chapter 15 Beyond the bounds? A consideration of local government limits in the coastal zone of England and Wales
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Index