The Destiny of the Principles of the Stockholm Declaration

In: The Stockholm Declaration and Law of the Marine Environment
Author:
Alexandre Kiss
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Pages:
53–66
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004481589_010

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Series:  Center for Oceans Law and Policy, Volume: 7
Cover The Stockholm Declaration and Law of the Marine Environment
E-Book ISBN:
9789004481589
Publisher:
Brill | Nijhoff
Print Publication Date:
01 Jan 2003
Front Matter
The Stockholm Declaration and the Structure and Processes of International Environmental Law
Impact on the Development of International Law on Cooperation: The United Nations Law of the Sea, Straddling Stocks and Biodiversity Conventions
The Marine Environment and International Environmental Governance
The World Trade Organization and the Marine Environment
International Financial Institutions and the Marine Environment: A View from the World Bank
Regional Approaches to the Protection of the Marine Environment
Protection of the Marine Environment of the Baltic Sea Area—The Impact of the Stockholm Declaration
Soft and Hard Law Aspects of Fisheries Issues: Some Recent Global and Regional Approaches
Regional Protection of the Marine Environment in the Northeast Atlantic Under the OSPAR Convention of 1992
Polar Seas
New Forms of Cooperation in the Mediterranean System of Environmental Protection
The Black Sea: A Case Study in Regional Cooperation
The Protection of the Marine Environment in the Adriatic Sea
Jurisdictional Developments and the Law of the Sea Convention: Some Observations on Vessel-Source Pollution
Marine Environment Jurisdictional Issues: Coastal States
Flag State Perspectives
Particularly Sensitive Sea Areas: Current Developments
The Stockholm Declaration and Law of Marine Environment: An NGO Perspective
Environmental Problems in the Aegean Sea
Of Scientists, Science and the Continental Shelf
Three Decades’ Progress in High Seas Fisheries Governance: Towards a Common Heritage Regime?
Management of the Utilization of Living Marine Resources
Iceland’s Adherence to the International Whaling Commission
Moratorium or Management?
Replacing Bias with Reality to Achieve the Stockholm Declaration’s Dream of a Poverty and Pollution Free World
Some Future Developments in Liability and Compensation for Environmental Damage at Sea
International Challenges in Addressing Marine Environmental Problems

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