Legal Implications of the "Common Heritage" Principle for Atlantic Bluefin Tuna.

A. Introductory Remarks: Towards a Research Question - Atlantic Bluefin Tuna - Methodology - Structure
B. On the Freedoms of the High Seas: Freedom of Fishing - Basis of International Fisheries Law - Cooperation in International Fisheries Management - Utilisation and Conservation in International Fisheries Law - Responsibility in International Fisheries and for the Ecosystem - Fisheries Management concerning Atlantic Bluefin Tuna - Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing
C. On the Common Heritage of Humankind: Towards a Marine Common Heritage - Common Heritage as Limitation of the High Seas Freedom - Comparison with Other Regimes - Difficulties of Denomination - Positive Law and Natural Law - Sources of International Law - Common Heritage: Old Wine in a New Bottle? - Common Heritage in International Fisheries Law
D. On Justice Between Humans and Their Natural Environment: Intragenerational Justice - Peaceful Use as a Prerequisite for Justice - Intergenerational Justice - Biocentric Justice - The Price of Conservation - Justice in International Fisheries Law
E. On Public Trusteeship: Management and Public Trusteeship - Non-Appropriation as a Prerequisite for Public Trusteeship - Public Trusteeship in Contemporary Fisheries Management - Public Trusteeship in Fisheries de lege ferenda - Economic Aspects of Public Trusteeship in Fisheries
F. By Way of Conclusion: Picking up the Threads
Legal Instruments
Cases
Bibliography, Person and Subject Index