Transfer of Technology for Deep Sea-Bed Mining:
The 1982 Law of the Sea Convention and Beyond
Table of contents
Preface. Abbreviations. Introduction. Part I: The International Deep Sea-Bed Regime under the 1982 LOS Convention. I. Legal Status of the Deep Sea-Bed Mineral Resources. II. Basic Features of the Mining Regime: the Parallel System and the International Sea-Bed Authority. III. The Issue of National Legislation. Part II: Transfer of Technology Relating to Activities in the Area under the Law of the Sea Convention. IV. Transfer of Technology in International Law. V. General Principles on Transfer of Deep Sea-Bed Mining Technology in the Law of the Sea Convention. VI. Transfer of Technology Rules in Article 5 of Annex III. Part III: Towards a Final Agreement. VII. The Work of the Preparatory Commission. VIII. In Search of a Universally Accepted Regime. Bibliography. Appendix I: Deep Sea-Bed Mining Companies. Tables. Appendix II: The U.S. Proposal on `Fair and Reasonable Commercial Terms and Conditions'. Appendix III: Draft Transfer of Technology Provisions by Special Commission 3 of the PrepCom. Appendix IV. The 1994 Agreement Relating to the Implementation of Part XI of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 10 December 1982. Index.
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