Routledge Revivals: Maritime Boundaries and Ocean Resources (1987)

Gerald Blake

Acknowledgements Foreword by R.J. Johnston Preface Notes about the authors 1. Worldwide Maritime Boundary Delimitation: The State of Play 2. Delimitation of Maritime Boundaries: Emergent Legal Principles and Problems 3. Straight and Archipelagic Baselines 4. The Importance of Geographical Scale in Considering Offshore Boundary Problems 5. The Limits of the Area Beyond National Jurisdiction – Some Problems with Particular Reference to the Role of the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf 6. Maritime Boundaries and the Emerging Regional Bases of World Ocean Management 7. Common Fishery Resources and Maritime Boundaries: The Case of the Channel Islands 8. European, National and Regional Concepts of Fishing Limits in the European Community 9. Offshore Jurisdiction Claims of the Republic of Ireland 10. Maritime Boundary Problems in the Barents Sea 11. The United States Exclusive Economic Zone: Mineral Resources 12. Historical Geography and the Canada-United States Seaward Boundary on Georges Bank 13. Maritime Boundaries in the Mediterranean: Aspects of Cooperation and Dispute 14. Defining the Indefinable: Antarctic Maritime Boundaries 15. Beyond the Bounds? A Consideration of Local Government Limit in the Coastal Zone of England and Wales Selected Bibliography Index