The latest volume of the
Ocean Yearbook (Vol. 31) is out. Contents include:
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Coastal and Resource Management
- David L. VanderZwaag, Megan Bailey & Nancy L. Shackell, Canada–U.S. Fisheries Management in the Gulf of Maine: Taking Stock and Charting Future Coordinates in the Face of Climate Change
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Rebecca Dunham, A Cultural Legacy under Threat: Managing Eroding Coastal Heritage at the Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site
- Polar Oceans Governance
- Rob Huebert, The Melting Ice and the Transforming Arctic Ocean
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Henning Dobson & Fugleberg Knudsen, No Heavy Fuel Oil at Svalbard—A Legal Ban?
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Dimitrios Dalaklis & Evi Baxevani, Maritime Routes in the Arctic: Examining the Level of Traffic and Port Capabilities along the Northern Sea Route
- Refugees, Migrants and the Law of the Sea
- Seline Trevisanut, Recognizing the Right to be Rescued at Sea
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Kyriaki Noussia, The Rescue of Migrants and Refugees at Sea: Legal Rights and Obligations
- The Law of the Sea and Ocean Governance
- Yunus Emre Acikgonul, Equitable Delimitation of Maritime Boundaries: The Uncontested Supremacy of Coastal Geography in Case Law
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Michael Sheng-ti Gau, The Jurisdictional Rulings of the South China Sea Arbitration: Possible Errors in Fact and in Law
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Nuwan Peiris, Advisory Opinion on Fisheries in the Exclusive Economic Zone from the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea: The Birth of Regional Treaty-based Advisory Jurisdiction
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Oil and Gas Governance
- Olga Koubrak, Responding to Oil Spills while Protecting the Marine Environment: Review of Product Authorization and Net Environmental Benefit Analysis in the IMO Dispersant Use Guidelines
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Jorge M. Radovich & Aldo Brandani, The Need for International Regulation of Offshore Liability and Financial Security
- Maritime Transport and Security
- Ngwatung Akamangwa, Understanding Environmental Requirements and Their Implementation Aboard Merchant Ships
- Laurent Fedi, The Monitoring, Reporting and Verification of Ships’ Carbon Dioxide Emissions: A European Substantial Policy Measure towards Accurate and Transparent Carbon Dioxide Quantification
- Cassidy Gale, The Shiprider Shadow: Situating U.S.-Caribbean Interdiction Agreements within the Law of the Sea
- Edmund Hughes, Sarah Flagg, Heike Deggim & Stefan Micallef,
Control of Emissions to Air from International Shipping
- Azmath Jaleel & Devinder Grewal, A Perspective on Safety and Governance Issues of Fishing Vessels
- Mohammad Vaferi, Hadi Ghaderi & Jagan Jeevan, The Impact of Low-sulphur Fuel Requirements in Shipping on Seaport Competitiveness: A Study on LNG Bunkering in Dubai, UAE and Sohar, Oman
