Titlebook: Interpretations of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea by International Courts and T; Angela Del Vecchio,Roberto Virzo Boo

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The Contribution of Benedetto Conforti to the International Law of the Sea,ements, the possibility of extending the EEZ concept to the Mediterranean, the principles relating to delimitation. Even in writing about this matter, Conforti was consistent in using a method directed to identifying the legal problems and to attain solutions based on a study of practice, with which

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The Requirement of Urgency in the Jurisprudence of ITLOS Concerning Provisional Measures of urgency is not synonymous with imminence but concerns the prevention of . of decline toward a collapse of fish stocks concerned or further degradation of the marine environment. The concept of urgency in the context of conservation of marine living resources and protection of the marine environm

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The Provisional Measures in , Casetwo provisional proceedings, in the light of the case law of recent arbitral decisions can be reasonably expected that in its final decision the arbitral tribunal, in applying Art. 293 of the UN 1982 Convention on the Law of the Sea, will take into consideration those rules.

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Non-participation in Arbitral Proceedings Under Annex VII United Nations Convention on the Law of theen the two cases: unlike Russia, China developed a quite sophisticated and relatively consistent legal argumentation, but it did so outside the arbitral process, in the media, at conferences, and in scholarly articles.

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The Interpretation of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea in the ,: The Influence of. The chapter illustrates that, in the Award, the more the land sovereignty dispute has a bearing on the issue at stake, the more the interpretation of the UNCLOS turns out to be ambivalent. The ambiguities in the interpretation of the UNCLOS weaken the value of the . also with respect to the very e

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Angela Del Vecchio,Roberto VirzoCovers major developments in the interpretation of the United Nations Conventions on the Law of the Sea on the part of several international courts and tribunals.Offers careful and critical analyses o