Gemma Andreone (Italian National Research Council - Institute of International Legal Studies) has published
The Future of the Law of the Sea: Bridging Gaps Between National, Individual and Common Interests (Springer 2017). Contents include:
- Sarra Sefrioui, Adapting to Sea Level Rise: A Law of the Sea Perspective
- José Manuel Sobrino & Marta Sobrido, The Common Fisheries Policy: A Difficult Compromise Between Relative Stability and the Discard Ban
- Gabriela A.Oanta, Some Recent Questions Regarding the European Union’s Public Access Fisheries Agreements
- Marta Chantal Ribeiro, The Protection of Biodiversity in the Framework of the Common Fisheries Policy: What Room for the Shared Competence?
- Emmanuella Doussis, Marine Scientific Research: Taking Stock and Looking Ahead
- Kamrul Hossain & Kathleen Morris, Protecting Arctic Ocean Marine Biodiversity in the Area Beyond National Jurisdiction
- Enrique J. Martínez Pérez, The Environmental Legal Framework for the Development of Blue Energy in Europe
- Montserrat Abad Castelos, The Black Sea and Blue Energy: Challenges, Opportunities and the Role of the European Union
- Giorgia Bevilacqua, Exploring the Ambiguity of Operation Sophia Between Military and Search and Rescue Activities
- Jasenko Marin, Mišo Mudrić, & Robert Mikac, Private Maritime Security Contractors and Use of Lethal Force in Maritime Domain
- Magne Frostad, United Nations Authorized Embargos and Maritime Interdiction: A Special Focus on Somalia
- Pirjo Kleemola-Juntunen, The Right of Innocent Passage: The Challenge of the Proliferation Security Initiative and the Implications for the Territorial Waters of the Åland Islands
