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Portugal and the constitution for the oceans [Recurso eletrónico] : the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea 40 years later / ed. Mateus Kowalski, ed. João Gil Antunes ; foreword António Guterres.- 1.ª ed.- [Lisboa] : Instituto Diplomático do Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros ; Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa, [2023].- 1 CD-ROM ; 12 cm
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ISBN 978-989-9002-26-5
DIREITO DO MAR, DIREITO MARÍTIMO, DIREITO INTERNACIONAL PÚBLICO, ORDENAMENTO MARÍTIMO, SEGURANÇA MARÍTIMA, VIGILÂNCIA MARÍTIMA
Glossary. Introductory note / João Gomes Cravinho, Portuguese Minister of Foreign Affairs. Foreword / António Guterres, Secretary General of the United Nations. Introduction / Mateus Kowalski and João Gil Antunes. Part I: Ocean governance and the rule of law. Chapter 1 - The codification and progressive development of the law of the sea / Fernando Loureiro Bastos. Chapter 2 - The contributions of the International Court of Justice and the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea to the governance of the oceans / Vladyslav Lanovoy. Chapter 3 - Biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction: 40 years later, the BBNJ agreement / Maria Inês Gameiro. Chapter 4 - The rule of law at sea in difficult times: the South China Sea and the Black Sea / Vasco Becker-Weinberg. Part II: The sustainable development of the ocean and environmental accountability. Chapter 5 - Achieving sustainable development goal 14: the contributions of the United Nations Office of Legal Affairs / Miguel de Serpa Soares. Chapter 6 - Responsibility of private entities in international environmental law / Manuel de Almeida Ribeiro. Chapter 7 - Cleaning legacy plastic: the case of the ocean cleanup / João Ribeiro - Bidaoui and Efstahios-Effraim Giannidakis. Part III: Maritime deliminations and sea level rise. Chapter 8 - The status of rocks and islands and its implications: an overview of one of the most debated topics in the law of the sea forty years after the adoption of the convention / Sérgio Carvalho. Chapter 9 - The extension of the continental shelf and its implication for the global seabed jurisdiction / Aldino Santos de Campos. Chapter 10 - Sea-level rise in relation to international law. The work of the international law commission regarding law of the sea issues / Patrícia Galvão Teles and Daniela Martins Pereira. Part IV: The blue economy and marine mineral resources. Chapter 11 - A semiotics of blue economy / Ricardo Serrão Santos. Chapter 12 - Marine mineral resources / Pedro Madureira and Luísa Pinto Ribeiro. Chapter 13 - Exploring and exploiting mineral resources in the sea: the relevance of the Portuguese network of international investment agreements / João Gil Antunes. Chapter 14 - Protection of the ocean and the development of deep-sea mining regulation for maritime areas under Portuguese sovereignty or jurisdiction / Inês Crispim. Part V: Security dimension and the jurisdiction of the state. Chapter 15 - Ensuring security over vast maritime zones / Henrique Gouveia e Melo. Chapter 16 - The use of private military and security companies in a maritime security context / Ana Costa Pereira. Chapter 17 - Portugal as flag state: flag of convenience or convenient flag? A reflection on flag state duties under UNCLOS and their implementation by Portugal / Rúben Guedes Dias. Part VI: Marine scientific research. Chapter 18 - The right of marine scientific research / Gonçalo Motta and Maria Luís Mendes. Chapter 19 - Ocean science: the benefits of marine scientific research for the ocean ecosystem and for society / Helena Telino Neves and Giuliana Fazio. Chapter 20 - Going beyond: Portuguese research, education, and policy developments in Antarctica / José C. Xavier, José Abreu, Joana Fragão, Hugo Guímaro, José Queirós, Marta Espírito Santo, José Seco and Patrícia Fialho. Bibliography, International Treaties and Conventions, International Documents, European Union and Domestic Laws and International and Domestic Judgments and Awards.