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Marine Policy, 1992
Abstract The rapid acceptance of the exclusive economic (EEZ) concept belies the broad differences among State claims beyond 12 nautical miles, and the wide gulf between State practice and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (LOS Convention).
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Abstract The rapid acceptance of the exclusive economic (EEZ) concept belies the broad differences among State claims beyond 12 nautical miles, and the wide gulf between State practice and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (LOS Convention).
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2023
The legal nature and the economic, political, and social implications of the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) have been widely explored and examined by the doctrine over the years (O’Connell 1982, cited under Handbooks and Articles on the Law of the Sea; and Attard 1987, Orrego Vicuña 1989, Franckx and Gautier 2003, Nelson 2008, Posner and Sykes 2010, and
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The legal nature and the economic, political, and social implications of the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) have been widely explored and examined by the doctrine over the years (O’Connell 1982, cited under Handbooks and Articles on the Law of the Sea; and Attard 1987, Orrego Vicuña 1989, Franckx and Gautier 2003, Nelson 2008, Posner and Sykes 2010, and
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Political Geography Quarterly, 1986
Abstract The exclusive economic zone (EEZ) derives from the 1945 Truman proclamation on the continental shelf, though it has earlier antecedents. The new placement of about one-third of the sea under national jurisdiction has enormous implications. The benefits of the new maritime zone, for example, will not be shared equally by all coastal states ...
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Abstract The exclusive economic zone (EEZ) derives from the 1945 Truman proclamation on the continental shelf, though it has earlier antecedents. The new placement of about one-third of the sea under national jurisdiction has enormous implications. The benefits of the new maritime zone, for example, will not be shared equally by all coastal states ...
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2016
Abstract The role of the Economic Exclusive Zone (EEZ) in the international law of the sea remains a controversial issue two decades after the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (LOSC) came into force. This chapter examines the evolution of the concept and its juridical nature, and the legal regime applicable to the EEZ.
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Abstract The role of the Economic Exclusive Zone (EEZ) in the international law of the sea remains a controversial issue two decades after the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (LOSC) came into force. This chapter examines the evolution of the concept and its juridical nature, and the legal regime applicable to the EEZ.
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Is the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) Exclusively an Economic Regime?
Sicherheit & Frieden, 2019Long neglected at the periphery of global politics, the Pacific region is home to more microstates than any other region on earth. As defined herein, the Pacific region comprises the sixteen states recognised by the Pacific Island Forum itself.** Inherently ocean-locked, the Pacific Island countries face numerous challenges of capacity and mobility ...
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Exclusive Economic Zone Programs
Offshore Technology Conference, 1993The vast seabed domain awaits new information and techniques that will allow its use for avariety of purposes. In 1983, the United States extended its "sovereign rights and jurisdiction' over the natural resources of the ocean out to 200 nautical miles through a Presidential proclamation of a U.S. Exclusive Economic Zone @EZ).
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Enforcement economics in Exclusive Economic Zones
GeoJournal, 1988The establishment of Exclusive Economic Zones places enormous burdens on the resources of coastal states' enforcement agencies. An economic problem looms in that decisions must be made as to how much to allocate to enforcement relative to the expected benefits that can be derived. In this paper, the objective is to review the economic methods available
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FUTURE OF EXCLUSIVE ECONOMIC ZONE
Proceedings of the 21st International Academic Conference, Miami, 2016History shows us that strong states usually maritime nations are rigidly opposed to the limitation of the freedom of the seas, meanwile some other states assert the limited use of the maritime domain. As a result of the trend towards increasing sovereignty of some states over seas, the consept of Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) emerged in 1982 United ...
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