The Law of the Sea of the Arctic with Special Reference to Canada.

Seven major questions are studied: The applicability of the right of innocent passage to the Northwest and Northeast Passages; the status of the waters of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago; the possibility of claiming a historic title to some of the Arctic waters; the applicability of the principle of...

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Main Author: Pharand,Donat
Other Authors: ARCTIC INST OF NORTH AMERICA WASHINGTON D C
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1973
Subjects:
Sociology and Law
Physical and Dynamic Oceanography
Water Pollution and Control
*International law
*Arctic ocean
*Oceanography
*Water pollution
Ice islands
Continental shelves
Arctic regions
Canada
*Law of the Sea
Innocent passage
Archipelagos
Oil pollution
Arctic
Arctic Ocean
Canadian Arctic Archipelago
Arctic Archipelago
Arctic pollution
Ice Shelves
Law of the Sea
Online Access:http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0770747
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Summary:Seven major questions are studied: The applicability of the right of innocent passage to the Northwest and Northeast Passages; the status of the waters of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago; the possibility of claiming a historic title to some of the Arctic waters; the applicability of the principle of 'the freedom of the seas' to the Arctic Ocean; the status of ice shelves and ice islands; the international validity of the Canadian Arctic pollution prevention legislation and the state boundaries of the Arctic continental shelf and sea-bed. International Standard Book No. 07766-2012-6.

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