Understanding and Strengthening European Union-Canada Relations in Law of the Sea and Ocean Governance

Aldo Chircop; David VanderZwaag; Timo Koivurova; Erik Franckx; Erik J Molenaar

Understanding and Strengthening European Union-Canada Relations in Law of the Sea and Ocean Governance

Aldo Chircop, David VanderZwaag, Timo Koivurova, Erik Franckx, Erik J Molenaar

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Abstract

The recent history of international ocean relations between Canada and the European Union (EU) merits particular scholarly attention. The headlines in the media have tended to focus on differences rather than commonalities, and in particular those few differences that led to confrontation, probably not without some assistance from the media. The “Turbot War” in the 1990s is by now a classic case of confrontation on the high seas motivated by conflicting fisheries and related conservation interests.

Original language	Canadian English
Publisher	University of Lapland Printing Centre
Publication status	Published - Jan. 1 2009

Keywords

International Ocean Relations
Maritime Law
Canada
European Union
Fisheries
Conservation

Disciplines

International Law
Law
Law of the Sea
Natural Resources Law
Water Law

UN SDGs

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