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T1 International Environmental Law-making and Diplomacy Review 2008
A1 United Nations Environment Programme, 
A1 University of Joensuu, 
A2 Kuokkanen, Tuomas
A2 Kotzé, Louis J.
A2 Kidd, Michael
A2 Hoffmann, Albert
A2 Berglund, Marko
A2 Tladi, Dire
A2 Couzens, Ed
A2 van der Elst, Rudy P.
A2 Zengerling, Cathrine
A2 Nummelin, Matti
A2 McIvor, Ewan
A2 AlZu’bi, Jarrah
A2 Freedman, Warren
A2 Wabunoha, Robert
A2 Breetzke, Tandi
A2 Parak, Omar
A2 Celliers, Louis
A2 Mather, Andrew
A2 Colenbrander, Darryl
A2 Mortassagne, Robert
A2 Carruthers, Cam
K1 ocean
K1 high sea
K1 marine biology
K1 environmental law
K1 fishery
PB University of Joensuu
SN 978-952-219-254-7
YR 2009
FD 2009
LK https://wedocs.unep.org/handle/20.500.11822/9984
UL https://wedocs.unep.org/handle/20.500.11822/9984
NO The papers in the present Review are based on lectures given during the fifth University of Joensuu – UNEP Course on International Environmental Law-making and Diplomacy, which was held from 29 June to 11 July 2008 at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The first two University of Joensuu – UNEP Courses were held in Joensuu in 2004 and 2005; the third was hosted at the Pietermaritzburg campus of the University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa; while the fourth returned to Joensuu in 2007.
NO ForewordPrefacePart I — General Issues of International Environmental Law-Making and Governance in Respect of OceansLegitimacy in International Environmental Law — Tuomas KuokkanenFragmentation of International Environmental Law: An Oceans Governance Case Study — Louis J. KotzéInternational Fisheries: An Overview of the International Legal Response — Michael KiddPart II — Specific Governance Issues on the High SeasUNCLOS and the Resources of the Seabed in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction — Albert HoffmannProtection of Marine Biodiversity in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction — Marko BerglundMarine Genetic Resources on the Deep Seabed: The Continuing Search for a Legally Sound Interpretation of UNCLOS — Dire TladiHow the Whale Got Its Impasse — Ed CouzensPart III — Specific Governance Issues in Regional SeasThe Oceanographic Research Institute: Half a Century of Marine Research Towards Meeting Challenges in the West Indian Ocean — Rudy P. van der ElstNGOs Versus European Pirates: Fisheries Agreements, IUU Fishing and the ITLOS in West African Seas — Cathrine ZengerlingThe Global Environment Facility: A Brief Introduction to the GEF and Its International Waters Focal Area — Matti NummelinLooking South: Antarctic Environmental Governance — Ewan McIvorTransboundary Marine Life Issues in the Gulf of Aqaba: A Jordanian Case Study — Jarrah AlZu’biPart IV — The Interface Between Land and Sea: The Coastal ZoneIntegrated Coastal Management Boundaries and South Africa’s New Integrated Coastal Management Act — Warren FreedmanDrafting Integrated Legislation for the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Marine and Coastal Environments — Robert Wabunoha‘Living with Coastal Erosion’: Steps That Might Be Taken, Based on the KwaZulu-Natal Best Practice Response Strategy — Tandi Breetzke, Omar Parak, Louis Celliers, Andrew Mather, and Darryl ColenbranderChallenges of Policing Ports and Harbours — Robert MortassagnePart V — Interactive ExercisesNegotiating Procedures: A Multilateral Simulation Exercise Based on the Compliance Procedure Under the 1996 Protocol to the London Convention on the Prevention of Marine Pollution — Cam Carruthers and Marko BerglundNegotiating an Impasse: A Multilateral Simulation Exercise Based on the International Whaling Commission — Ed Couzens
NO https://www.unep.org/resources/publication/international-environmental-law-making-and-diplomacy-reviews
DS UN Environment Document Repository
RD Sep 24, 2026