The inaugural volume of the
ASCOMARE Yearbook on the Law of the Sea (Vol. 1, 2021) is out. Contents include:
- Law of the Sea, Interpretation and Definitions
- Ida Caracciolo, Unilateral Interests of States, Common Interests of States
and Interests of Mankind: From Coexistence to Cooperation
in the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea
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Tullio Scovazzi,
Some Remarks on Definitions in International Law of the Sea
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Felicity G. Attard, Limitations on the Duty to Render Assistance
at Sea under International Law
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Marianthi Pappa & Chiara Pavesi, Protecting Non-State Actors’ Interests at Sea:
Judicial Responses to the Silence of UNCLOS
- Léna Kim, The Place of Economic Actors in the Law of the Sea
through the Lens of Nationality
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Ademun Ademun-Odeke, The Evolution, Nature and Application
of ‘Private Ends’ in Piracy Definition
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Arron Honniball, Exclusive ‘Jurisdiction’ on the High Seas Revisited:
The Diverging Conceptualisation and Application of Article 92
of UNCLOS in The Enrica Lexie Incident Award
- Henning Jessen, The Legal Understanding of the Term ‘Ship’ Under
the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)
- Patrick Balsano, UNCLOS and the Unfortunate Oversight of Cartography
- Frances Anggadi, The Meaning and Legal Significance of ‘Fringing Reefs’ in the LOSC,
and Importance for Contemporary Challenges in the Law of the Sea
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Pierandrea Leucci, Enforcing fishery legislation in the Exclusive Economic Zone
of Non-Parties to UNCLOS: A Commentary to Article 73
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Ilaria Vianello, Concluding Remarks
