Environmental governance of the great seas: law and effect / by Joseph F. C. Dimento and Alexis Jaclyn Hickman

By:

"Dimento, Joseph F.C."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cheltenham; Edward Elgar; 2012Description: 220pISBN:

9781848443754

Subject(s):

Environmental protection of seas

DDC classification:

341.45 DIM

Summary: The great seas contain immense resources and provide invaluable services to humankind, yet their environmental conditions are threatened worldwide. The authors of this comprehensive study provide a rich assessment of the seas and the efficacy of the initiatives governing them, as well as suggestions for improving governance and protection. Case studies of the Baltic, Mediterranean, Black, Caribbean and East Asian seas illustrate the varying degrees of policy success, failure and promise.

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The great seas contain immense resources and provide invaluable services to humankind, yet their environmental conditions are threatened worldwide. The authors of this comprehensive study provide a rich assessment of the seas and the efficacy of the initiatives governing them, as well as suggestions for improving governance and protection. Case studies of the Baltic, Mediterranean, Black, Caribbean and East Asian seas illustrate the varying degrees of policy success, failure and promise.

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