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The Third UN Law of the Sea Conferencend Final Act was signed by 117 states, plus the Cook Islands and the United Nations Council for Namibia. Amongst the signatories were the Soviet Union and Eastern European bloc, five members of the EEC (France, Denmark, Greece, Ireland and the Netherlands) and the bulk of countries in Africa, Asia a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-23132-7tutions for the conduct of international politics would fail again. Force and the threat of war, long considered indispensable instruments of policy, now threatened to destroy not only those engaged in their use but the civilisation of which the states of Europe and their worldwide ramifications wer

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