Neptune's domain: a political geography of the sea

Abstract

Part 1: The law of the sea the great sea rush. Part 2 UNCLOS 3: the conference the convention. Part 3 Maritime zones the territorial sea internal waters and the contiguous zone the exclusive economic zone the high seas the continental shelf the international seabed area maritime zones outside the treaty framework. Part 4 Limits in the sea: normal and straight baselines boundaries between opposite or adjacent zones. Part 5 Special zones and regimes: straits used for international navigation the regime of islands archipelagic states enclosed or semi-enclosed seas. Part 6 Land locked states: the land locked states at UNCLOS 3 convention provisions on land locked states. Part 7 Protecting and preserving Neptune's domain: pollution of the sea conservation. Part 8 Marine scientific research: the issue at UNCLOS 3 the new MSR regime. Part 9 Additional themes and topics in the convention: assistance to developing countries navigation aerial navigation artificial islands, structures and installations slavery, piracy, unauthorized broadcasting, narcotraffic marine parks, reserves and sanctuaries parties to the convention. Part 10 The polar seas: the Arctic Antarctica and the Southern Ocean. Part 11 Military uses of the sea: the needs of navies and of coastal states peaceful uses of the sea military zones in the sea. Part 12 Regional arrangements in marine affairs: what is a region? marine regions in the law of the sea convention survey of some existing marine regions the future of marine regionalism. Part 13 The future political geography of the sea: science and technology questions of territory and limits: international organization for the sea non-Governmental organizations. Part 14: We are the stewards of Neptune's domain.