China's practice in the law of the sea / Jeanette Greenfield
1992, First Edition. Oxford ; Clarendon Press. Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dust-wrapper. Particularly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and strong. Literally as new. Item #391582
ISBN: 0198256183
Physical description: xxiii,321p ; 24cm. Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents: 1. Legal History. 1. The Concept of Law and International Law. 2. Post-Revolution Developments. 3. Publications -- 2. China's Maritime Position: Coastline, Shipping, Ports, and Rivers. 1. Geography and Maritime Policy. 2. Development as a Shipping Power. 3. Development as a Potential Offshore Oil Producer. 4. Maritime Regulations and Agreements. 5. Rivers: Navigation and Territorial Disputes. 6. Jurisdiction over Foreign Ships in Port -- 3. Bays and Straits. 1. Hangchow Bay, Gulf of Chu, Bohai Bay. 2. Chiungchou Strait. 3. Rights of Passage and International Straits -- 4. Territorial Sea. 1. Breadth of Territorial Sea: Twelve Miles. 2. Baselines, Archipelagos, Coastal Islands, and Mid-Ocean Islands. 3. Method of Drawing Outer Limit. 4. Innocent Passage.
5. Jurisdiction: Civil and Criminal. 6. Cabotage. 7. Hot Pursuit -- 5. Contiguous Zone, Fishing and Exclusive Economic Zone, and the High Seas. 1. The Development of the Exclusive Economic Zone. 2. Fishery Conservation and the Freedom of the Seas. 6. The Continental Shelf and Oil: Delimitation in the East China and Yellow Seas. 1. China's Shelf Claims. 2. Delimitation of the Shelf between China and Korea (Yellow Sea). 3. Delimitation of the Shelf between China and Japan (East China Sea): Diaoyutai (Senkaku) Islands and Okinawa Trough -- 7. Island Disputes in the South China Sea -- 8. Offshore Oil Exploration and Production and Scientific Research -- 9. Area Beyond National Jurisdiction: International Seabed Mining. 1. Scope of the Area. 2. Scientific Research and Peaceful Use of the Area. 3. Pollution and Conservation.
4. Nature and Functions of the International Authority. 5. Structure of the Organization and Distribution of the Resources -- 10. China at the Third UN Conference on Law of the Sea: Her Position on the 1982 Convention. 1. Procedural Participation. 2. Substantive Differences over the 1982 Convention. 3. Pollution. 4. Navigation. 5. Nationality of Ships and Jurisdiction over Collisions and other Maritime Incidents at Sea -- Conclusions. Subjects: Conférence des Nations Unies sur le droit de la mer.
United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea.
Conférence des Nations Unies sur le droit de la mer.
United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea.
United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea (3rd : 1973-1982 : New York, N.Y.; Caracas, Venezuela; Geneva, Switzerland; Montego Bay, Jamaica)
United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea (3rd : 1973-1982 : New York, N.Y., etc.). United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea. United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea. United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea (3rd) 1973-1982 : New York, etc.) Law of the sea China. Maritime law China. Droit maritime Chine. Maritime law.
Law of the sea. China.
Law of the sea. Droit de la mer Chine. Territorial waters China. Maritime law China. Maritime law China.
Law of the Sea. International Maritime Law.
Territorial Waters.
International Relations.
Legal History. China.
China China. Maritime law.
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