TY - JOUR
T1 - Governance of Arctic Marine Shipping
AU - Kindred, Hugh M. M.
AU - Spears, K.Joseph
AU - Chircop, Aldo
AU - McDonald, Angus Hugh Hugh
AU - Saunders, Phillip
AU - McDorman, Ted
AU - McConnell, Moira
AU - Puthucherril, Tony George George
AU - Franckx, Erik
AU - VanderZwaag, David
PY - 2016/4/16
Y1 - 2016/4/16
N2 - The governance of shipping activities in the Arctic might be described as a "complicated mosaic" The 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea UNCLOS often referred to as the constitution of the oceans sets out the overall legal framework for the regulation of shipping The Convention sets out coastal state legislative and enforcement powers over foreign ships according to the maritime zones of jurisdiction laid out in the Convention A fragmented array of international agreements attempts to address specific challenges raised by shipping such as marine pollution prevention standards ship safety seafarer rights and qualifications and liability and compensation for spills Appendix A In addition the threats raised toby ships operating in icecovered waters have led northern countries that border these waters such as Canada and Russia to adopt national legislation specifically for Arctic shipping Appendix B
AB - The governance of shipping activities in the Arctic might be described as a "complicated mosaic" The 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea UNCLOS often referred to as the constitution of the oceans sets out the overall legal framework for the regulation of shipping The Convention sets out coastal state legislative and enforcement powers over foreign ships according to the maritime zones of jurisdiction laid out in the Convention A fragmented array of international agreements attempts to address specific challenges raised by shipping such as marine pollution prevention standards ship safety seafarer rights and qualifications and liability and compensation for spills Appendix A In addition the threats raised toby ships operating in icecovered waters have led northern countries that border these waters such as Canada and Russia to adopt national legislation specifically for Arctic shipping Appendix B
UR - https://digitalcommons.schulichlaw.dal.ca/working_papers/19
M3 - Article
JO - Research Papers, Working Papers, Conference Papers
JF - Research Papers, Working Papers, Conference Papers
ER -