The Law of the Sea: a New Geneva Conference: Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Conference of the Law of the Sea Institute, June 21-24, 1971, at the University of Rhode Island, Kingston, Rhode Island |
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... zone control over customs , health , immigration and sanitary matters . Discussion of the question in such a wide context is necessary for several reasons . A growing number of States are asserting very extensive territorial sea claims ...
... zone control over customs , health , immigration and sanitary matters . Discussion of the question in such a wide context is necessary for several reasons . A growing number of States are asserting very extensive territorial sea claims ...
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... zone between 20 and 200 miles wide ; India , in 1956 , established a fisheries conservation zone of 100 miles in addition to its territorial waters ; Ceylon and Pakistan adopted similar measures in 1957 and 1966 respectively . On the ...
... zone between 20 and 200 miles wide ; India , in 1956 , established a fisheries conservation zone of 100 miles in addition to its territorial waters ; Ceylon and Pakistan adopted similar measures in 1957 and 1966 respectively . On the ...
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... zone the maximum breadth of which should be sub- ject to negotiation.87 And again Some Delegations proposed that ... zone as large as possible provided a strong international regime is also established , guar- anteeing them participation ...
... zone the maximum breadth of which should be sub- ject to negotiation.87 And again Some Delegations proposed that ... zone as large as possible provided a strong international regime is also established , guar- anteeing them participation ...
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... zone should be even wider . It was for the coastal State to determine the limits on the basis of a realistic appraisal of local conditions.50 Although the Icelandic case is similar in many ways to the Latin American argument , it ...
... zone should be even wider . It was for the coastal State to determine the limits on the basis of a realistic appraisal of local conditions.50 Although the Icelandic case is similar in many ways to the Latin American argument , it ...
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... Zone extending to the seaward limit of the continental margin . Not only because of your familiarity with this ... zones in excess of 12 miles 12 THE CONSEQUENCES OF NONAGREEMENT.
... Zone extending to the seaward limit of the continental margin . Not only because of your familiarity with this ... zones in excess of 12 miles 12 THE CONSEQUENCES OF NONAGREEMENT.
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1973 Conference 200-mile territorial sea accept agree agreement Ambassador claims coast coastal common heritage concept concerned conflict continental shelf Continental Shelf Convention customary international law Declaration of Principles delegation developing countries discussion draft economic effect established exclusive existing exploitation exploration extension fisheries fishing freedom Geneva Convention heritage of mankind high seas important innocent passage interests international community international law international regime isobath issues June 23 land-locked Latin American limits of national living resources major manganese nodules marine environment maritime ment military national jurisdiction negotiations nonagreement nuclear ocean floor outer limit participation perhaps petroleum political position possible present problem production Professor proposal protection question reason regional Rhode Island scientific research Sea Conference sea-bed Seabed Committee seabed treaty ships Soviet straits submarine suggest ternational territorial sea tion treaty tuna unilateral United Nations waters zone