Korean Perspectives on Ocean Law Issues for the 21st Century
Table of contents
Preface. I. The Legal Status of Dok Island in International Law. II. Jurisdiction of Port State over Private Foreign Vessel in International Law. III. Rights, Duties, and Interests of the Coastal States under Article 116, Paragraph (b) of the 1982 Law of the Sea Convention. IV. Consistency and Compatibility in the Conservation and Management on Straddling Fish Stocks and Highly Migratory Fish Stocks in the EEZ and the Adjacent High Seas. V. The Right of Passage in Archipelagic Waters under the Law of the Sea: The View of the User State. VI. 1982 Law of the Sea Convention and Marine Scientific Research in the Republic of Korea. VII. Sharing of Fisheries Resources between the Coastal States and Non-coastal States: Toward Equity. Annexes. Index.
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