legislation which considers “outer” to comprise the submerged land beyond 3 geographical miles of the baselines, which fall under jurisdiction of the United States.
55
Apart from that, the use of “nm” to refer to nautical miles may also be scientifically inaccurate,
56 but it is widespread in the international legal literature. So, will
this work refer to nautical miles as “nm”. Other key concepts to this work will be
defined in the beginning of their respective chapters, for stylistic reasons. As such,
the definitions of “sovereignty”, “sovereign rights”, “functional jurisdiction”,
“marine environment” and “environmental jurisdiction”, among others, are found
throughout this work. Now, to the beginning of the story.
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55 Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, 7 August 1953, United States of America.
56 In hard sciences, the abbreviation for nautical miles is “N”, whereas “nm” stands for nanometers.
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55
Apart from that, the use of “nm” to refer to nautical miles may also be scientifically inaccurate,
56 but it is widespread in the international legal literature. So, will
this work refer to nautical miles as “nm”. Other key concepts to this work will be
defined in the beginning of their respective chapters, for stylistic reasons. As such,
the definitions of “sovereignty”, “sovereign rights”, “functional jurisdiction”,
“marine environment” and “environmental jurisdiction”, among others, are found
throughout this work. Now, to the beginning of the story.
References
Allott P (1971) Language, method and nature of international law. Br Yearb Int Law 45:79–135
Allott P (1992) Mare nostrum: a new international law of the sea. Am J Int Law 86(4):764–787
Barrett J, Barnes R (eds) (2016) Law of the sea: UNCLOS as a living treaty. BIICL, London
Bilder R (1973) The Anglo-Icelandic fisheries dispute. Wisconsin Law Rev 37(1):37–132
Boyle A (2005) Further development of the law of the Sea Convention: mechanisms for change. Int
Comp Law Q 54:563–584
Carvalho RG (2005) A Amazônia azul. Folha de São Paulo, 11 May, 2005
Corten O (2009) Méthodologie du Droit Internationale Public. Editions de l’Université de Bruxelles, Bruxelles
Crawford J, Koskenniemi M (eds) (2012) The Cambridge companion to international law. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Dimento J, Hickman A (2012) Environmental governance of the great seas: law and effect. Edward
Elgar, Cheltenham
Flick U (2004) Triangulation in qualitative research. In: A companion to qualitative research. SAGE
Publications, London, pp 178–183
Gavouneli M (2006) From uniformity to fragmentation: the ability of the UN Convention on the law
of the sea to accommodate new uses and challenges. In: Unresolved issues and new challenges
to the law of the sea: time before and time after. Nijhoff, Leiden
Gavouneli M (2014) State jurisdiction in relation to the protection and preservation of the marine
environment. In: The IMLI manual on international maritime law. Oxford University Press
Gerring G (2017) Case study research: principles and practices. In: Strategies for social inquiry, 2nd
edn. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Hafner G (2006) Meeresumwelt, Meeresforschung und Technologietransfer. In: Handbuch des
Seerechts. Beck, Munich, pp 355–462
Hardin G (1968) Tragedy of the commons. Science 162(3859):1243–1248
IBGE (2019) Atlas geográfico das zonas costeiras e oceânicas do Brasil. http://www.atlasmar.ibge.
gov.br. Accessed 30 Mar 2020
Keohane RO, Nye JS (1977) Power and interdependence: world politics in transition. Little Brown
& Co, Boston
Klare MT (2012) The race for what’s left: the global scramble for the world’s last resources.
Metropolitan, New York
55 Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, 7 August 1953, United States of America.
56 In hard sciences, the abbreviation for nautical miles is “N”, whereas “nm” stands for nanometers.
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