Efthymios Papastavridis
The Interception of Vessels on the High Seas
Contemporary Challenges to the Legal Order of the Oceans
Efthymios Papastavridis
The Interception of Vessels on the High Seas
Contemporary Challenges to the Legal Order of the Oceans
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The principal aim of this book is to address the international legal questions arising from the 'right of visit on the high seas' in the 21st century.
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The principal aim of this book is to address the international legal questions arising from the 'right of visit on the high seas' in the 21st century.
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Produktdetails
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- Studies in International Law
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 402
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. März 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 776g
- ISBN-13: 9781849461832
- ISBN-10: 184946183X
- Artikelnr.: 35075193
- Studies in International Law
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 402
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. März 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 776g
- ISBN-13: 9781849461832
- ISBN-10: 184946183X
- Artikelnr.: 35075193
Efthymios Papastavridis is a part-time Lecturer, University of Thrace, Faculty of Law and Research Fellow at the Academy of Athens. He was appointed Director of the 2012 Centre for Studies and Research in International Law and International Relations (English-Speaking Section), The Hague Academy of International Law.
1. Introduction I. Introductory Remarks: Enquiring Maritime Interception on
the High Seas II. Contemporary Challenges to the Freedom of the High Seas
and Maritime Interception III. The Outline of the Book 2. The Theoretical
Framework of the Right of Visit on the High Seas: Mare Liberum v Mare
Clausum Revisited I. The Historical Claims to Freedom of the Seas II.
Contemporary Right of Visit: Lessons from the Historical and the
Theoretical Framework of Mare Liberum III. Interference in the Contemporary
Legal Order of the Oceans: Concluding Remarks 3. The Law of Maritime
Interception on the High Seas I. Introductory Remarks II. The Right of
Visit on the High Seas in Wartime III. The Right of Visit on the High Seas
in Peacetime 4. Interception on the High Seas in the Context of Peace and
Security: The Right of Visit in Cases of Armed Conflict and Security
Council's Action I. Introductory Remarks II. The Belligerent Right of Visit
and Search and its Contemporary Application in the Legal Order of the
Oceans III. Conclusions 5 Contemporary Challenges to the International
Peace and Security: International Terrorism and the Proliferation of
Weapons of Mass Destruction I. Introduction II. The Challenges of
International Terrorism and WMD Proliferation III. Responses and
Interdiction Operations within an Institutional Framework IV. Responses and
Interdiction Operations beyond International Organisations V. Legal
Justifications for Unilateral Interdiction Measures under General
International Law VI. Additional International Legal Issues: Use of Force,
Enforcement Jurisdiction and Human Rights VII. Concluding Remarks 6
Maritime Interception to Safeguard the Fundamental Freedoms of the High
Seas I. Introduction II. The Case of Piracy Jure Gentium as a Threat to the
Freedom of Navigation and Commerce III. IUU Fishing as a Threat to the
Freedom of Fishing 7 Interception on the High Seas to Counter Drug
Trafficking I. Introduction II. International Legal Justifications for
Interference with Drug Smuggling on the High Seas III. Additional
International Legal Issues in the Course of Interception Operations IV.
Concluding Remarks 8 Interception on the High Seas and Human Beings I.
Introduction II. International Legal Justifications for Interference on the
High Seas III. Additional International Legal Issues in the Course of
Interception Operations of Human Beings IV. Concluding Remarks 9
Conclusions
the High Seas II. Contemporary Challenges to the Freedom of the High Seas
and Maritime Interception III. The Outline of the Book 2. The Theoretical
Framework of the Right of Visit on the High Seas: Mare Liberum v Mare
Clausum Revisited I. The Historical Claims to Freedom of the Seas II.
Contemporary Right of Visit: Lessons from the Historical and the
Theoretical Framework of Mare Liberum III. Interference in the Contemporary
Legal Order of the Oceans: Concluding Remarks 3. The Law of Maritime
Interception on the High Seas I. Introductory Remarks II. The Right of
Visit on the High Seas in Wartime III. The Right of Visit on the High Seas
in Peacetime 4. Interception on the High Seas in the Context of Peace and
Security: The Right of Visit in Cases of Armed Conflict and Security
Council's Action I. Introductory Remarks II. The Belligerent Right of Visit
and Search and its Contemporary Application in the Legal Order of the
Oceans III. Conclusions 5 Contemporary Challenges to the International
Peace and Security: International Terrorism and the Proliferation of
Weapons of Mass Destruction I. Introduction II. The Challenges of
International Terrorism and WMD Proliferation III. Responses and
Interdiction Operations within an Institutional Framework IV. Responses and
Interdiction Operations beyond International Organisations V. Legal
Justifications for Unilateral Interdiction Measures under General
International Law VI. Additional International Legal Issues: Use of Force,
Enforcement Jurisdiction and Human Rights VII. Concluding Remarks 6
Maritime Interception to Safeguard the Fundamental Freedoms of the High
Seas I. Introduction II. The Case of Piracy Jure Gentium as a Threat to the
Freedom of Navigation and Commerce III. IUU Fishing as a Threat to the
Freedom of Fishing 7 Interception on the High Seas to Counter Drug
Trafficking I. Introduction II. International Legal Justifications for
Interference with Drug Smuggling on the High Seas III. Additional
International Legal Issues in the Course of Interception Operations IV.
Concluding Remarks 8 Interception on the High Seas and Human Beings I.
Introduction II. International Legal Justifications for Interference on the
High Seas III. Additional International Legal Issues in the Course of
Interception Operations of Human Beings IV. Concluding Remarks 9
Conclusions
1. Introduction I. Introductory Remarks: Enquiring Maritime Interception on
the High Seas II. Contemporary Challenges to the Freedom of the High Seas
and Maritime Interception III. The Outline of the Book 2. The Theoretical
Framework of the Right of Visit on the High Seas: Mare Liberum v Mare
Clausum Revisited I. The Historical Claims to Freedom of the Seas II.
Contemporary Right of Visit: Lessons from the Historical and the
Theoretical Framework of Mare Liberum III. Interference in the Contemporary
Legal Order of the Oceans: Concluding Remarks 3. The Law of Maritime
Interception on the High Seas I. Introductory Remarks II. The Right of
Visit on the High Seas in Wartime III. The Right of Visit on the High Seas
in Peacetime 4. Interception on the High Seas in the Context of Peace and
Security: The Right of Visit in Cases of Armed Conflict and Security
Council's Action I. Introductory Remarks II. The Belligerent Right of Visit
and Search and its Contemporary Application in the Legal Order of the
Oceans III. Conclusions 5 Contemporary Challenges to the International
Peace and Security: International Terrorism and the Proliferation of
Weapons of Mass Destruction I. Introduction II. The Challenges of
International Terrorism and WMD Proliferation III. Responses and
Interdiction Operations within an Institutional Framework IV. Responses and
Interdiction Operations beyond International Organisations V. Legal
Justifications for Unilateral Interdiction Measures under General
International Law VI. Additional International Legal Issues: Use of Force,
Enforcement Jurisdiction and Human Rights VII. Concluding Remarks 6
Maritime Interception to Safeguard the Fundamental Freedoms of the High
Seas I. Introduction II. The Case of Piracy Jure Gentium as a Threat to the
Freedom of Navigation and Commerce III. IUU Fishing as a Threat to the
Freedom of Fishing 7 Interception on the High Seas to Counter Drug
Trafficking I. Introduction II. International Legal Justifications for
Interference with Drug Smuggling on the High Seas III. Additional
International Legal Issues in the Course of Interception Operations IV.
Concluding Remarks 8 Interception on the High Seas and Human Beings I.
Introduction II. International Legal Justifications for Interference on the
High Seas III. Additional International Legal Issues in the Course of
Interception Operations of Human Beings IV. Concluding Remarks 9
Conclusions
the High Seas II. Contemporary Challenges to the Freedom of the High Seas
and Maritime Interception III. The Outline of the Book 2. The Theoretical
Framework of the Right of Visit on the High Seas: Mare Liberum v Mare
Clausum Revisited I. The Historical Claims to Freedom of the Seas II.
Contemporary Right of Visit: Lessons from the Historical and the
Theoretical Framework of Mare Liberum III. Interference in the Contemporary
Legal Order of the Oceans: Concluding Remarks 3. The Law of Maritime
Interception on the High Seas I. Introductory Remarks II. The Right of
Visit on the High Seas in Wartime III. The Right of Visit on the High Seas
in Peacetime 4. Interception on the High Seas in the Context of Peace and
Security: The Right of Visit in Cases of Armed Conflict and Security
Council's Action I. Introductory Remarks II. The Belligerent Right of Visit
and Search and its Contemporary Application in the Legal Order of the
Oceans III. Conclusions 5 Contemporary Challenges to the International
Peace and Security: International Terrorism and the Proliferation of
Weapons of Mass Destruction I. Introduction II. The Challenges of
International Terrorism and WMD Proliferation III. Responses and
Interdiction Operations within an Institutional Framework IV. Responses and
Interdiction Operations beyond International Organisations V. Legal
Justifications for Unilateral Interdiction Measures under General
International Law VI. Additional International Legal Issues: Use of Force,
Enforcement Jurisdiction and Human Rights VII. Concluding Remarks 6
Maritime Interception to Safeguard the Fundamental Freedoms of the High
Seas I. Introduction II. The Case of Piracy Jure Gentium as a Threat to the
Freedom of Navigation and Commerce III. IUU Fishing as a Threat to the
Freedom of Fishing 7 Interception on the High Seas to Counter Drug
Trafficking I. Introduction II. International Legal Justifications for
Interference with Drug Smuggling on the High Seas III. Additional
International Legal Issues in the Course of Interception Operations IV.
Concluding Remarks 8 Interception on the High Seas and Human Beings I.
Introduction II. International Legal Justifications for Interference on the
High Seas III. Additional International Legal Issues in the Course of
Interception Operations of Human Beings IV. Concluding Remarks 9
Conclusions