South Africa and the Law of the Sea
Patrick H.G. Vrancken, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University
Biographical note
Patrick HG Vrancken is Professor of Law and Head of the Department of Public Law at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa. His principal research interest lies in the legal aspects of marine tourism.
Table of contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Islands and Antarctica
Chapter 3: Baselines
Chapter 4: Internal Waters
Chapter 5: Territorial Sea
Chapter 6: Contiguous Zone and Maritime Cultural Zone
Chapter 7: Exclusive Economic Zone and Continental Shelf
Chapter 8: Delimitation of Maritime Boundaries
Chapter 9: High Seas and the International Deep Seabed Area
Chapter 10: Navigation
Chapter 11: Exploitation of Marine Resources
Chapter 12: Landlocked States
Chapter 13: Protection of the Marine Environment
Chapter 14: Maritime Security
International Agreements
Legislation
Cases
Bibliography
Index
Chapter 2: Islands and Antarctica
Chapter 3: Baselines
Chapter 4: Internal Waters
Chapter 5: Territorial Sea
Chapter 6: Contiguous Zone and Maritime Cultural Zone
Chapter 7: Exclusive Economic Zone and Continental Shelf
Chapter 8: Delimitation of Maritime Boundaries
Chapter 9: High Seas and the International Deep Seabed Area
Chapter 10: Navigation
Chapter 11: Exploitation of Marine Resources
Chapter 12: Landlocked States
Chapter 13: Protection of the Marine Environment
Chapter 14: Maritime Security
International Agreements
Legislation
Cases
Bibliography
Index
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