| International law of the sea |
| Section A: Evolution of the law of the
sea |
| · Pre-UN
developments |
| · UNCLOS
I |
| · The
four Geneva Conventions on the law of the sea |
| · UNCLOS
III |
| Section B: Baselines, the territorial
sea and the contiguous zone |
| · The
law on drawing baselines |
| · The
rights of states in their territorial sea |
| · The
right of innocent passage of other states |
| · Rights
and duties in the contiguous zone |
| Section C: The continental shelf and
the Exclusive Economic Zone |
| ·
Definition and drawing of the continental shelf |
| · Rights
of States in the continental shelf |
| · The
concept of the EEZ |
| · Rights
and duties of States in the EEZ and its delimitation |
| Section D: The high seas, the sea-bed
and dispute resolution |
| · The
notion of the freedoms of the high seas |
| · The
legal status of the sea-bed and its resources |
| · The
Deep Sea Bed Mining Authority |
| · The
Hamburg International Tribunal on the law of the sea |
Sequence:
Section A first. |
|
Textbook:
Robin R. Churchill and A. Vaughan Lowe, The Law of the Sea
3rd ed (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1999), ISBN:
9780719043826
United
Nations, The Law of the Sea: Official Texts of the United
Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and of the Agreement
Relating to the Implementation of Part XI with Excerpts from the
Final Act of the 3rd Conference (New York: United Nations,
1997), ISBN: 9789211335224 |
