The latest issue of the
International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law (Vol. 40, no. 4, 2025) is out. Contents include:
- IJMCL 40th anniversary Special Issue. The Law of the Sea: Past Lessons and Future Challenges
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David Freestone, The Law of the Sea: Past Lessons and Future Challenges
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Irini Papanicolopulu,
Ebbs and Flows: Changing Perspectives on Law of the Sea
Scholarship
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Ronán Long,
Navigational Rights and Freedoms: Continued Relevance and
Contemporary Challenges
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Nilüfer Oral,
Straits Used for International Navigation and Protection of the Marine
Environment
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Natalie Klein,
Warships and Sovereign Immunity
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James Kraska,
Maritime Power and the Law of the Sea
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James Harrison,
International Fisheries Law in Pursuit of the Three Pillars of
Sustainability
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Michael W. Lodge,
Troubled Waters Ahead: Is It Time to Re-Evaluate the 1994 Implementation
Agreement?
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Xiangxin Xu, Li Chen & Guifang Xue,
Will the isa Exploitation Regulations Ever Be Adopted?
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Robin Churchill, Adjudicating the Law of the Sea
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Rosmary Rayfuse, Climate Change, the Ocean and the Law of the Sea: A Retrospective
Prospective
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Clive Schofield, A Rising Concern: The Response of Pacific Island States to
Sea Level Rise
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Davor Vidas,
The ILA Committee on Sea Level Rise and the Clarification of the Law of
the Sea: From the Holocene to the Anthropocene
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Beatriz Martinez Romera,
Regulating International Maritime Transport Greenhouse Gas Emissions
through Time: Progress and Challenges
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Mitchell Lennan,
International Fisheries and Climate Change Adaptation
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Richard Barnes,
Stewardship as the Object and Purpose of the BBNJ Agreement
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Tullio Scovazzi,
The BBNJ Agreement and the Principle of Common Heritage of
Humankind
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Kristina M. Gjerde & Stephanie Prufer,
Geoengineering: The Relevance of the UN Convention on the Law of the
Sea and the BBNJ Agreement
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Yubing Shi,
The Implementation and Compliance Mechanism under BBNJ Agreement:
Regulatory Efforts and New Challenges
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Joanna Mossop,
The Role of Implementing Agreements in Developing the Law
of the Sea
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Alex G. Oude Elferink,
The Future of the LOSC: Questions, Questions, Questions
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Keyuan Zou & Ying Tan,
The Impact of Digitalisation on the Development of the Law
of the Sea
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Erik Franckx,
Some Reflections on Legal Scholarship
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Eon Kyung Park, Seokwoo Lee & Hee Cheol Yang,
Problems of Implementation of Security Council Resolutions at Sea:
The DE YI Case
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Vaughan Lowe, Landfall for the International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law?
The latest issue of the International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law (Vol. 40, no. 4, 2025) is out. Contents include:
