The implementation of the new regime of extended jurisdiction over marine living resources : a study of state practice in Africa's Atlantic region (1967-1985)

Mfodwo, Stephen Kwame Bekoe.

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The implementation of the new regime of extended jurisdiction over marine living resources : a study of state practice in Africa's Atlantic region (1967-1985)

dc:creator Mfodwo, Stephen Kwame Bekoe.

dc:date.issued1987

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It is currently generally accepted that there is a New Law of the Sea, arising from the negotiations at the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS III); the new understandings and compromises, being most clearly and precisely set out in the Law of the Sea Convention (LOSC) text.

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Author dc:creator: Mfodwo, Stephen Kwame Bekoe.

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Mfodwo, Stephen Kwame Bekoe.. The implementation of the new regime of extended jurisdiction over marine living resources : a study of state practice in Africa's Atlantic region (1967-1985). 1987. https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733814377

The implementation of the new regime of extended jurisdiction over marine living resources : a study of state practice in Africa's Atlantic region (1967-1985)

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