Principles of International Environmental Law

International Governance of the Arctic Marine Environment

“…646 Fishing is one of the high seas freedoms granted by Article 87 UNCLOS that ought to be exercised with "due regard for the interests of other States in their exercise of the freedom of the high seas." Articles 116-120 of UNCLOS deal with the conservation and management of the living resources of the high seas.…”

Eradicating ecocide: exposing the corporate and political practices destroying the planet and proposing the laws needed to eradicate ecocide

“…… The concept of sustainable development … is ambiguous …, and is capable of being applied in opposing ways'. This assessment is based on reviewing cases decided in the International Court of Justice as well as the Appellate Body of the World Trade Organization, pertaining to the concept of 'sustainable development' [9,10].…”

On the Allocation of Possible EU Total Allowable Catches (TAC) for the Mediterranean Swordfish: An Envy‐Free Criterion and Equitable Procedure

“…More recently, a similar initiative has been launched by the Paris Summit in 2008, the Union for the Mediterranean, with the aim of promoting stability and prosperity throughout the Mediterranean region (Khatib, ). It is also noteworthy that the Mediterranean region was the first Programme region under the auspices of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) (Sands, ). While those initiatives can by no means be described as successful, since there is no simple answer as to whether an international regime is effective according to Frantzi (), these agreements reflect a rhetoric in favour of cooperation and regional integration among the Mediterranean countries.…”