The latest volume of the
ASCOMARE Yearbook on the Law of the Sea (Vol. 2, 2022) is out. Contents include:
- Fisheries and the Law of the Sea
in the Anthropocene Era
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Pietro Consolandi & Mekhala Dave, Haunting Pasts to Flowing Futures: In Search of Oceanic Agency
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Óscar Cabello Sarubbi, ITLOS Advisory Opinions and International Law
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Mercedes Rosello, Disordered Legal Pluralism and Legal Security
in Internationally Shared Fisheries
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Kyle Fawkes, Julia Nakamura, & Mitchell Lennan, Leveraging International Fisheries Law for Maritime Security
in the Anthropocene: Addressing Conflicts in Fisheries
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Andrea Longo, The Human Dimension of Fishing Activities:
Towards a Broader Meaning of Illegal Fishing?
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Chin-Chia Tien, Reflections on the Human-Fish Nexus in the Law of the Sea:
Innovations in Legal Doctrine for Sustainable Fisheries
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Johanna Sophie Bürkert, The Central Arctic Ocean Fisheries Agreement – Legislating
for Resilience? An analysis of the CAOF Agreement from
a Socio-Ecological Systems Resilience Perspective
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Felipe Morais Santos & Camila Graciola, Development and Innovation in Fisheries and Aquaculture
in Brazil: A Legal Analysis
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Tullio Scovazzi, The Italian Exclusive Economic Zone
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Pierandrea Leucci, Enforcement Jurisdiction Against Ships Without
Nationality Fishing on the High Sea
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Pierandrea Leucci & Ilaria Vianello, Concluding Remarks
