Law of the Sea, From Grotius to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea: Liber Amicorum Judge Hugo Caminos honors the accomplished career path of a distinguished scholar, professor, diplomat and judge in the global field of the Law of the Sea.
Judge Hugo Caminos was not only defined by his professional accomplishments, including his appointment as Deputy Director of the Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations for the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea, and his work as a Judge on the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. He is also remembered, with gratitude and admiration, as a person of unfaltering moral character and intellectual integrity. The essays collected in this volume are dedicated to his multifacetic life.
Consistent with the honoree's background, the accomplished contributors to this book address relevant issues of the law of the sea, dealt with in twelve parts, covering from historical perspectives to the UNCLOS, the law of the sea in polar regions, the Area, the particular issues of islands and archipelagic States, the freedom of navigation and its attached responsibilities, piracy and the latest awards on maritime delimitation, as well as recent practice of the International Tribunal on the Law of the Sea (ITLOS), dispute settlement procedures and some unsettled maritime disputes, from the respective author''s point of view.
All those interested in the Law of the Sea will find a seminal new work in Law of the Sea, From Grotius to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea: Liber Amicrocum Judge Hugo Caminos.
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Lilian del Castillo, Dr. (UBA), is a Professor of International Law at the University of Buenos Aires School of Law. She is a former Director of the Plata Basin Office, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Argentina, as well as a Chair of the Committee on Malvinas, South Georgias and South Sandwich Islands, Argentine Council for Foreign Relations (CARI).
PART I. INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1 - In Honor of Hugo Caminos
Bernard H. Oxman
PART II. HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES
Chapter 2. The Contribution of Andres Bello to the Law of the Sea in the Chilean Civil Code
Jeannette Irigoin - Barrenne
Chapter 3. Hugo Grotius and the Law of the Sea
M.C.W. Pinto
Chapter 4. The Origin of the Theory of Sovereignty of the Sea
Tullio Scovazzi
Chapter 5. Reflections on the "abstention doctrine" in the diplomatic history of modern ocean law
Harry N. Scheiber
Chapter 6. International courts and tribunals and the development of the law of the sea in the age of codification
Tullio Treves
Chapter 7. The Freedom of Navigation: Modern Challenges seen from a Historical Perspective
Ruediger Wolfrum
PART III. THE UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION ON THE LAW OF THE SEA (UNCLOS)
Chapter 8. UNCLOS at 30: some reflections
Tommy Koh
Chapter 9. Is the Internal Waters Regime Excluded from the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea?
Marcelo G. Kohen
Chapter 10. Le role du Secretariat des Nations Unies dans l'application de la Convention des Nations Unies sur le Droit de la Mer
Annick de Marffy-Mantuano
Chapter 11. The Contributions of Latin America to the Implementation of the UNCLOS
Luis Valencia - Rodriguez
PART IV. THE LAW OF THE SEA IN POLAR REGIONS
Chapter 12. Some comments on the Whaling in the Antarctic Judgment
Lilian del Castillo
Chapter 13. The exercise of jurisdiction over activities in Antarctica: a new challenge for the Antarctic System
Philippe Gautier
Chapter 14. The System of Inspection of the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources
Ariel Mansi
Chapter 15. Problems and controversies concerning freedom of navigation in the Arctic
Janusz Symonides
PART V. THE AREA
Chapter 16. International subjectivity of corporations operating in the Area and universal jurisdiction for environmental damage
Pablo Ferrara
Chapter 17. The Common Heritage of Mankind: 21st Century challenges of a revolutionary concept
Fernanda Millicay
PART VI. ISLANDS AND ARCHIPELAGIC STATES
Chapter 18. Archipelagic States and the new Law of the Sea
Vincent P. Cogliati-Bantz
Chapter 19. About the Islands
Antonio Remiro- Brotons
PART VII. NAVIGATION: FREEDOM AND RESPONSIBILITY
Chapter 20. Coastal and flag States in situations of distress at sea giving rise to environmental damage
Agustin Blanco-Bazan
Chapter 21. Law of the sea, naval blockades and freedom of navigation in the aftermath of Gaza Flotilla incident of 31 May 2010
Nilufer Oral
Chapter 22. Les competences de l'Etat cotier en matiere de securite de la navigation maritime
Roberto Virzo
PART VIII. PIRACY
Chapter 23. The fight against piracy and the Enrica Lexie Case
Angela Del Vecchio
Chapter 24. Piracy vs. International Armed Conflict
Yoram Dinstein
Chapter 25. Un nouvel envisagement sur la piraterie maritime
Edison Gonzalez - Lapeyre
Chapter 26. Combating piracy and armed robbery off the Somali coast and the Gulf of Guinea
James L. Kateka
Chapter 27. Combating piracy: new approaches to an ancient issue
Helmut Tuerk
PART IX. RECENT CASE LAW ON MARITIME DELIMITATION
Chapter 28. Recent Judicial Decisions concerning Maritime Delimitation
D. H. Anderson
Chapter 29. The Bay of Bengal case before the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
Gudmumdur Eiriksson
Chapter 30. The Decision on the Maritime Boundary between Chile and Peru: International Law Revisited
Maria Teresa Infante - Caffi
Chapter 31. Some Remarks on the Territorial and Maritime Dispute: Nicaragua v. Colombia Case
Rafael Nieto - Navia
Chapter 32. International Law Issues in the Judgment of the International Court of Justice in the Peru-Chile Maritime Dispute Case
Francisco Orrego - Vicuna
Chapter 33. The Origin of the Principle of Natural Prolongation: North Sea Continental Shelf Cases Revisited
Jin-Hyun Paik
PART X. THE INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL FOR THE LAW THE SEA
Chapter 34. Fraud on the Tribunal?
Jean-Pierre Cot
Chapter 35. The juridical personality and nature of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
Miguel Garcia Garcia-Revillo
Chapter 36. Les avis consultatifs du Tribunal International du Droit de la Mer
Tafsir Malick Ndiaye
PART XI. DISPUTE SETTLEMENT PROCEDURES AND UNSETTLED DISPUTES
Chapter 37. The Terra Nullius Requirement in the Doctrine of Effective Occupation: A Case Study
Bing Bing Jia
Chapter 38. United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and provisional arrangements relating to activities in disputed maritime areas
Kamal Hossain
Chapter 39. La delimitation du plateau continental du Golfe Persique: une entreprise inachevee
Djamchid Momtaz
Chapter 40. Regional fisheries bodies and regional fisheries management organizations and the settlement of disputes concerning marine living resources
Jean-Francois Pulvenis
Chapter 41. The UNCLOS and the settlement of disputes: the ARA Libertad Case
Susana Ruiz - Cerutti
List of Cases
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