Law of the Sea (UNCLOS as a Living Treaty)

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Description
hanks are due to a number of institutions and individuals whose support has made this book possible. The British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL) organized the "UNCLOS at 30" conference on 22-23 November 2012 in Belfast, which inspired the launching of this book project. As convenor of that conference, I am grateful to the Law Society of Northern Ireland for generously hosting it, to the BIICL Events Team for their administrative support, and to all participants for their contributions to the proceedings.
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Contents
Part I - Introduction
1 : The UN Convention on the Law of the Sea: A "Living" Treaty?     
Jill Barrett
Part II - Changing Dimensions of the Continental Shelf
2 : Maritime Boundary Delimitation: Whatever Next?
Malcolm Evans
3 : Delimitation of the Outer Continental Shelf and Prospects for Revenue Sharing Between States and the International Community
David Ong
4 : Observations on the Article 76 Process: Coastal States' Submissions and the Work Outstanding for the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf
Lindsay Parson
5 : The Exercise of Coastal State Rights on the Outer Continental Shelf Pending Establishment of its Outer Limit
Robin Churchill
Part III - Emerging Energy Needs and Regulatory Change
6 : The Never Ending Story: The Role of GAIRS in UNCLOS Implementation in the Offshore Energy Sector
Catherine Redgwell
7 : Energy Installations in the Marine Environment
Maria Gavouneli
PART IV - Evolving Governance Regimes and Environmental Protection
8 : Climate Change, Ocean Governance and UNCLOS
Alan Boyle
9 : Governance of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction: An Unfinished Agenda?
David Freestone
10 : Governance and Environmental Protection of Straits Used for International Navigation Under UNCLOS
Nilüfer Oral
11 : Enhanced Marine Environmental Protection: A Case Study of the Baltic Sea
Malgosia Fitzmaurice
PART V  - Adapting to Security Concerns and Conflicts of Interests
12 : Maritime Security
Douglas Guilfoyle
13 : China's Approach to UNCLOS and its Application to Disputed Issues in the South China Sea
Keyuan Zou
PART VI  - The Dynamics of Disputes and Dispute Settlement
14 : Peaceful Settlement of Disputes Under UNCLOS
David Anderson
15 : Law of the Sea Dispute Settlement and the European Union
Ronán Long
PART VII  - Conclusion
16 : The Continuing Vitality of UNCLOS
Richard Barnes
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Author Details
Jill Barrett
Richard Barnes