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European external action service seven years after the entry into force of the treaty of Lisbon. In:
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concept. In: Del Castillo L (ed) Law of the sea, from Grotius to the international tribunal law of
the sea: liber amicorum judge Hugo Caminos. Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, pp 272–295
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Morgera E et al (2018) Summary of the first session of the intergovernmental conference on an
international legally binding instrument under the UN convention on the law of the sea on the
conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity of areas beyond national jurisdiction:
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oceans/bbnj/igc1/
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with, in and outside of UNCLOS. Max Planck Yearb United Nations Law 20:71–97
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EU external relations. Common Mark Law Rev 47(2):323–359
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common heritage principle and freedom of the high seas. Int J Mar Coast Law 22:143–176
Paasivirta E (2015) The European Union and the United Nations convention on the law of the sea.
Fordham Int Law J 38(5):1045–1071
Paasivirta E, Porter D (2006) EU coordination at the UN general assembly and ECOSOC: a view
from Brussels, a view from New York. In: Wouters J et al (eds) The United Nations and the
European Union. T.M.C. Asser Press, The Hague, pp 35–48
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Malta University Press, Malta
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marine biodiversity of areas beyond national jurisdiction. In: The JCLOS Blog. K.G. Jebsen
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some considerations on the role of the international seabed authority. Int J Mar Coast Law
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seabed beyond the limits of national jurisdiction. Agenda Int 25:11–30
Scovazzi T (2011) Note on the establishment of marine protected areas beyond national jurisdiction
or in areas where the limits of national sovereignty or jurisdiction have not yet been defined in
the Mediterranean Sea. Ed. RAC/SPA. United Nations Environment Programme, Tunis. Available via http://www.rac-spa.org/sites/default/files/doc_spamis/note_amp_en.pdf
Scovazzi T (2015) Negotiating conservation and sustainable use of marine biological diversity in
areas beyond national jurisdiction: prospects and challenges. Ital Yearb Int Law 24:63–85
21 The EU and the UN Legally-Binding Instrument on the Areas Beyond National. . .
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