Maritime Law Evolving

Part 1. Developments in the Management of the Oceans
1. Somali Piracy - An Affront to International Law?
Prof Malcolm Forster
2. Changing Perspectives on the High Seas Freedom of Navigation?
Dr Andrew Serdy
3. Pollution of the Sea by Hazardous and Noxious Substances - Is a Workable International Convention on Compensation an Impossible Dream?
Mr Richard Shaw
4. Compensation for Offshore Pollution: Ships and Platforms
Prof Nick Gaskell
5. Shipping and the Marine Environment in the 21st Century
Prof Mikis Tsimplis
Part 2. Developments in the Law Concerning Carriage of Goods and International Trade
6. Reflections on the Rotterdam Rules
Regina Asariotis
7. Multimodal Transport Evolving: Freedom and Regulation Three Decades after the 1980 MTO Convention
Mr Filippo Lorenzon
8. Incorporation of Charterparty Clauses into Bills of Lading: Peculiar to Maritime Law?
Dr Melis Özdel
9. Certificate Final Clauses in International Trade: Some RecentDevelopments
Mr Alexander Sandiforth
3. Developments in Marine Insurance, Jurisdiction and Enforcement
10. Thirty Years of Inherent Vice - From Soya v White to The Cendor MOPU and beyond
Ms Johanna Hjalmarsson and Ms Jennifer Lavelle
11. Thirty Years of Europeanisation of Conflict of Laws and Still all at Sea?
Prof Y Baatz