Beyond the law of the sea : new directions for U.S. oceans policy
This work describes in detail such issues as the concurrent development of international law and the law of the sea, the complex negotiating process that resulted in the completed Law of Sea Convention and policy directions and issues for the US in the post-convention environment.
xii, 229 pages ; 24 cm
9780275957544, 0275957543
35138645
The law of the sea and international law
The United States and the law of the sea negotiations
The law of the sea negotiating process endgames : treaty rejection by the United States
The intervening years and treaty ratification
Changes in the U.S. position : why the United States said "Yes"
Implications of a ratified treaty : where the United States stands now
Policy directions for the United States in the law of the sea
Oceans policy issues : what the United States must focus on
Making united States oceans policy. Appendices : President's ocean policy statement, 10 March 1983
Proclamation 5030, exclusive economic zone of the United States of America, 10 March 1983
Letter from the Secretaries of State and Defense to Senator Pell, Washington, D.C., 28 July 1994
Letter of transmittal
Key features of the law of the sea convention
National pollution control legislation
International pollution control agreements
National marine and coastal resources legislation
International fisheries agreements
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