to the cases submitted in the specific context of the management of fisheries
resources?
3 Conclusive Remarks
A number of topics have been identified as a subject of concern to the international
community regarding the conservation and management of marine living resources
on a wide scale, with special focus on the fisheries sector. The current legal
frameworks (UNCLOS and related instruments) and a number of ‘soft law’ instruments, as well as those in preparation in the appropriate international fora designed
to provide solutions for activities of exploitation, will ultimately enable adequate
responses to be provided for this issue. However, strong commitment and true
political will of all the actors concerned are necessary to address such challenges
in a coherent and useful manner.
References
Ariadno MK (2018) Toward seafood resilience: how to achieve sustainable fisheries development.
In: Nordquist MH, Moore JN, Long R (eds) The marine environment and United Nations
sustainable development goal 14: life below water. Brill/Nijhoff, Leiden/Boston, pp 50–65
Bailey J (1996) High seas fishery: towards a sustainable regime. Sociologia Ruralis 36(2):544–579
Cardoso FJC (2000) O Direito Internacional do Mar e o conceito de ‘pesca responsável’. Economia
e Sociologia 69:227–240
Churchill R (2012) Trends in dispute settlement in the law of the sea: towards the increasing
availability of compulsory means. In: French D, Saul M, White ND (eds) International law and
dispute settlement. Hart, Oxford, pp 143–171
Churchill R (2014) Fisheries and their impact on the marine environment. In: Ribeiro MC (coord)
30 Years after the signature of the United Nations on the law of the sea: the protection of the
environment and the future of the law of the sea. Almedina, Coimbra, pp 23–52
Cochrane KL (2007) Marine protected areas as management measures: tools or toys? In: Norquist
MH, Long R, Heidar TH, Moore JN (eds) Law, science & ocean management. Martinus Nijhoff,
Leiden, pp 701–737
Courtil O (2009) De nouvelles responsabilités pour les acteurs de la pêche. In: Coudennec A, De
Cet Bertin C (eds) Mer et Responsabilité. A. Pedone, Paris, pp 87–97
Ferri N (2015) Conflicts over the conservation of marine living resources. Third states, governance,
fragmentation and other recurrent issues in international law. G. Giappichelli Editore, Milano
Fleischer CA (1985) La pêche. In: Dupuy R-J, Vignes D (eds) Traité du Nouveau Droit de la MER.
Bruylant/Economica, Bruxelles/Paris, pp 819–956
Gómez EMV (2002) Las Organizaciones Internacionales de Ordenación Pesquera. La Cooperación
para la Conservación y Gestión de los Recursos Vivos del Alta Mar. Junta de Andalucía,
Consejeria de Agricultura y Pesca
Hey E (1989) The regime for the exploitation of transboundary marine fisheries resources. The
United Nations law of the sea convention. Cooperation between States. Martinus Nihoff,
Dordrecht
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resources?
3 Conclusive Remarks
A number of topics have been identified as a subject of concern to the international
community regarding the conservation and management of marine living resources
on a wide scale, with special focus on the fisheries sector. The current legal
frameworks (UNCLOS and related instruments) and a number of ‘soft law’ instruments, as well as those in preparation in the appropriate international fora designed
to provide solutions for activities of exploitation, will ultimately enable adequate
responses to be provided for this issue. However, strong commitment and true
political will of all the actors concerned are necessary to address such challenges
in a coherent and useful manner.
References
Ariadno MK (2018) Toward seafood resilience: how to achieve sustainable fisheries development.
In: Nordquist MH, Moore JN, Long R (eds) The marine environment and United Nations
sustainable development goal 14: life below water. Brill/Nijhoff, Leiden/Boston, pp 50–65
Bailey J (1996) High seas fishery: towards a sustainable regime. Sociologia Ruralis 36(2):544–579
Cardoso FJC (2000) O Direito Internacional do Mar e o conceito de ‘pesca responsável’. Economia
e Sociologia 69:227–240
Churchill R (2012) Trends in dispute settlement in the law of the sea: towards the increasing
availability of compulsory means. In: French D, Saul M, White ND (eds) International law and
dispute settlement. Hart, Oxford, pp 143–171
Churchill R (2014) Fisheries and their impact on the marine environment. In: Ribeiro MC (coord)
30 Years after the signature of the United Nations on the law of the sea: the protection of the
environment and the future of the law of the sea. Almedina, Coimbra, pp 23–52
Cochrane KL (2007) Marine protected areas as management measures: tools or toys? In: Norquist
MH, Long R, Heidar TH, Moore JN (eds) Law, science & ocean management. Martinus Nijhoff,
Leiden, pp 701–737
Courtil O (2009) De nouvelles responsabilités pour les acteurs de la pêche. In: Coudennec A, De
Cet Bertin C (eds) Mer et Responsabilité. A. Pedone, Paris, pp 87–97
Ferri N (2015) Conflicts over the conservation of marine living resources. Third states, governance,
fragmentation and other recurrent issues in international law. G. Giappichelli Editore, Milano
Fleischer CA (1985) La pêche. In: Dupuy R-J, Vignes D (eds) Traité du Nouveau Droit de la MER.
Bruylant/Economica, Bruxelles/Paris, pp 819–956
Gómez EMV (2002) Las Organizaciones Internacionales de Ordenación Pesquera. La Cooperación
para la Conservación y Gestión de los Recursos Vivos del Alta Mar. Junta de Andalucía,
Consejeria de Agricultura y Pesca
Hey E (1989) The regime for the exploitation of transboundary marine fisheries resources. The
United Nations law of the sea convention. Cooperation between States. Martinus Nihoff,
Dordrecht
6 Considerations on Some Global Institutional Challenges Within the Context of. . .
119