Geographically Disadvantaged States under the 1982 Convention on the Law of the Sea (Volume 208)
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ABSTRACTJanusz Symonides, Director of the Polish Institute of International Relations, studies in this course the issue of geographically disadvantaged States under the 1982 Convention on the Law of the Sea. In the first chapter, the author presents the concept of a geographically disadvantaged State and the requests made by these countries at the Third Conference on the Law of the Sea (among these countries: Afghanistan, Austria, Nepal, Hungary, Belgium, the Netherlands, Singapore). Then, the author focuses on the situation of the States with regard to the exclusive economic zone as well as to the exploitation of mineral resources of the marine soil and subsoil. Mr. Symonides later addresses the rights of geographically disadvantaged States with regard to marine scientific research and the rights of non-coastal States to access the sea. Finally, the author made an assessment of the entry into force of the 1982 Convention from the perspective of geographically disadvantaged States.
Janusz Symonides, directeur de l’Institut polonais de relations internationales, étudie dans ce cours la question des États géographiquement désavantagés au regard de la convention de 1982 sur le droit de la mer. Dans un premier chapitre, l’auteur présente la notion d’État géographiquement désavantagé et les demandes faites par ces pays lors de la troisième conférence sur le droit de la mer (parmi ces pays : l’Afghanistan, l’Autriche, le Népal, la Hongrie, la Belgique, les Pays-Bas, Singapour). L’auteur s’intéresse ensuite à la situation de ces États au regard de la zone économique exclusive, ainsi qu’à leur situation en ce qui concerne l’exploitation des ressources minérales du sol et du sous-sol marins. M. Symonides aborde ensuite la question des droits des États géographiquement désavantagés en ce qui concerne la recherche scientifique marine, et celle des droits des États non côtiers à accéder à la mer. Enfin, l’auteur procède à une évaluation de l’entrée en vigueur de la convention de 1982 du point de vue des États géographiquement désavantagés.
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- ABSTRACT
- BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
- PRINCIPAL PUBLICATIONS
- CHAPTER I - THE CONCEPT AND CLAIMS OF GEOGRAPHICALLY DISADVANTAGED STATES AT THE THIRD UNITED NATIONS LAW OF THE SEA CONFERENCE
- CHAPTER II - GEOGRAPHICALLY DISADVANTAGED STATES AND THE EXCLUSIVE ECONOMIC ZONE
- CHAPTER III - GEOGRAPHICALLY DISADVANTAGED STATES AND THE EXPLOITATION OF THE MINERAL RESOURCES OF THE SEA-BED AND OCEAN FLOOR
- CHAPTER IV - THE RIGHTS OF GEOGRAPHICALLY DISADVANTAGED STATES CONCERNING MARINE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH. THE RIGHT OF ACCESS OF LAND-LOCKED STATES TO AND FROM THE SEA
- CHAPTER V - THE ASSESSMENT AND ENTRY INTO FORCE OF THE 1982 CONVENTION FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF GEOGRAPHICALLY DISADVANTAGED STATES
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
Geographically Disadvantaged States under the 1982 Convention on the Law of the Sea (Volume 208)
in The Hague Academy Collected Courses Online / Recueil des cours de l'Académie de La Haye en ligneSearch for other papers by Janusz Symonides in
Current site
Google Scholar
(44,079 words)