The Polar Regions and the Development of International Law

By:

Donald R. Rothwell

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Hardback

Series:

Cambridge Studies in International and Comparative Law

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This book deals with international law in Antarctica and the Arctic. It reviews how each region is managed by the individual legal regimes, and how the special international laws developed specifically to deal with polar problems (for instance, protection of the environment) have contributed to the development of international law. It covers the legal issues concerning the geography and environment of the regions; the relevant aspects of the law of the sea; resource management; and environmental protection. The author reviews the international relations regime theory to analyse the development of the Polar regimes, and considers how the international relations necessary to deal with the unique problems caused by the polar environment and regional politics, has contributed to a greater understanding of international law.

Release date Australia

November 13th, 1996

Author

Donald R. Rothwell

Audience

Professional & Vocational

Illustrations

2 Tables, unspecified

Pages

532

Series

Cambridge Studies in International and Comparative Law

Dimensions

159x235x34

ISBN-13

9780521561822

Product ID

1978359

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