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Showing 1 to 20 of 26 for “"Territorial Waters"”.
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Formative influences on the evolution of international law: a case study of territorial waters (1550-1650)
… aspect of international law - the breadth of territorial waters (that is, the belt of sea adjacent to the coast) - has been selected, and the creation and development of the international legal rules pertaining to it will be traced and set in the context of political, cultural and other …
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An analysis of the socio-economic impact of illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing on Somalia's coastal communities.
… Despite abundant fish stocks in Somalia's territorial waters, the fishing sector remains underdeveloped due to numerous challenges, relegating local fishermen to the margins of society. Surveys conducted on Somalia's territorial waters reveal the presence of lucrative fish stocks along its …
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An Investigation of Maritime Piracy and Its Implications to the Development and Sustainability of the Port Harcourt Seaport, its local communities and the Niger Delta region in Nigeria.
… region have been evidently seen in the Nigerian territorial waters with hallmarks on strategic areas in the Niger Delta region, Nigeria – the Port Harcourt seaport, its local communities, and the Niger Delta region. It is against this backdrop that this study investigates maritime piracy and its …
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El desafío insurgente: análisis del corso hispanoamericano desde una perspectiva peninsular, 1812-1828
… Their actions took to them beyond american territorial waters and presnts in the peninsular coasts became, with special incidence in the Gulf of Cadiz. This study also analyzes the reach of the privateering activities in the two differentiated planes affluent. From one it leaves the plane …
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The legal relevance of man-made constructions in maritime zones
Maritime zones simply, are imaginary lines in the ocean which serve to divide one area of the sea from another, with each area conferring differing rights and obligations on those persons or states utilising such area. The lines of demarcation are imaginary in the sense that they cannot be observed …
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The Australia-Indonesia maritime boundary
The recent discovery of large oil and gas reserves in the Timor Sea1 has reemphasised the importance of establishing permanent boundaries between Australia and Indonesia in the area.
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Hydrodynamic Impact Analysis and Testing of an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
… for example when testing UAVs outside of the territorial waters of the US to avoid violating FAA regulations. Water landings may also be desirable when conducting surveillance missions in marine environments. Although the goal in landing is to have the UAV lightly set down on the water, rough …
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An analysis on taxation of South African residents who are employed and working outside the territorial borders of South Africa
… who are employed and working outside the territorial waters of South Africa. Furthermore, these amendments do not consider the exemption of non-employment foreign income. This analysis has only considered employed individuals who are tax resident in South Africa and who have not formally …
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Raising the Black Flag : state capacity, geography, international law, and the resurgence of maritime crime
… to maritime crime in domestic and international waters, and others do not. In this work I advocate that generalizable geographic, political, and economic conditions can explain a significant portion of maritime crime. Broadly speaking these conditions are classified into geographic opportunity …
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Maintaining the empire: diplomacy and education in U.S.-Ecuadorian relations, 1933-1963
… force Washington to accept a 200-mile limit on territorial waters. Negotiations failed to resolve the issue. The discontent evident throughout Latin America continued to build, until, in 1962, President John F. Kennedy discovered that the government of Ecuador would not support his …
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A critical examination of South African law on civil liability for oil pollution damage from ships
… from complete sovereignty within the internal waters of the state (with the exception that a coastal state cannot refuse entry to a ship in distress) to the exclusive right to exploit minerals found on the continental shelf of the coastal state1 and to exploit the resources in their exclusive …
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Under Their Own Laws: How the Kitasoo/Xai’xais First Nation created a new marine protected area – without the federal government’s approval
… Lugyeks marine protected area (MPA) in their territorial waters of Kitasu Bay. Whether they have the legal authority to create that protected area, however, is a difficult question to answer. The Constitution Act of Canada protects Indigenous people’s fundamental rights to fishing, logging, …
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An investigation into the effectiveness of maritime security in combating illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing in Namibian waters: A case study of the Kunene river mouth
… and unregulated fishing activities in Namibian waters, with reference to the Kunene River Mouth. To realize this objective, the study evaluated the methods and technologies applied by the respective maritime security agencies in combating Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) fishing …
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An investigation of the awareness and preparedness amongst the tourism and event industries of the threat of a marine-based terrorist attack.
… security in coastal areas and within the territorial waters of the UK. The study concluded that the extent of the threat of a marine-based terrorist attack is severe, indicating that an attack is likely. Despite this, the tourism and event industries operating in coastal areas are …
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Post-island futures : seeding territory for Tuvalu's fluid atolls
… but this movement is now limited by global territorial sanctions. Climate change creates the risk of uncertain territory and uncertain identity for Tuvaluans; the submergence of the islands below mean sea level threatens rights to their territorial waters (EEZ) as well as their nationhood …
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The Response of an Idealized Continental Shelf to Atmospheric Forcing
… offshore, and the subsequent surfacing of lower waters. Upwelling velocities of close to five meters per day at the shelf break were predicted by the model, but only for strong Winds which persisted for four days. Thus the results cf the model indicated that strong upwelling on the continental …
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The Naval Forces of the Irish State, 1922-1977
… were responsible for the patrolling of Irish territorial waters, minesweeping operations and the surveillance of shipping around the Irish coast and those merchant ships which entered Irish ports. Its establishment in 1939 marked the end of a period during which the state maintained no naval …
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Aerial jurisdiction over safety zones surrounding maritime installations
… that the installations frequently operate beyond territorial waters, it was obvious that parts of the high seas were to be affected. While uneasy agreement has been reached in the conventions on the Law of -the Sea~ in relation to shipping and respect for safety zones, the concept of aerial …
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Assessing the distribution and vulnerability of a seabird community at sea to inform conservation and management
… to do this at the community level. The large territorial waters of both countries also provide significant prospective marine fossil fuels and renewable energy. Therefore, there is the potential for detrimental impacts to seabird populations where hotspots of seabird density overlap with …
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Investigating the potential effects of marine renewable energy developments on seabirds
… populations of seabirds and Scottish territorial waters represent a key<br/>overwintering area for many species. Several MRED sites in Scotland are located in proximity to Special Protection Areas (SPAs) and draft marine SPAs designated specifically to safeguard important populations …
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