The Northwest Passage: Arctic Straits

Ted L. McDorman

The Northwest Passage: Arctic Straits

Ted L. McDorman

Dalhousie Law Journal

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Abstract

This study, being the seventh volume of the International Straits of the World series and written by a distinguished alumnus of this Law School, is designed primarily for the non-Canadian or Arctic-specialist. Past volumes have covered such straits as Malacca and Singapore, the Northeast Arctic, Baltic, Gibraltar and Hormuz and each provide a discussion of the geography, uses and politics regarding the particular strait, as well as, a discussion of the significant legal issues that arise.

Original language	Canadian English
Journal	Dalhousie Law Journal
Publication status	Published - Dec. 1 1985

Keywords

Northwest Passage
Arctic Straits
International Straits
Arctic-specialist

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Law of the Sea

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The Northwest Passage: Arctic Straits

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