Ocean governance : sustainable development of the seas / edited by Peter Bautista Payoyo.
Contributor(s): Payoyo, Peter Bautista | Pacem in Maribus Convocation (19th : 1991 : Lisbon).
Publisher: Tokyo ; New York ; Paris : United Nations University Press, 1994Description: xlv, 369 p. : charts, graphs, maps, tables ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9280808477.Subject(s): Baltic Marine Environment Protection Commission | Organization for Indian Ocean Marine Affairs Co-operation | UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (1982) | Convention on the Protection of the Marine Environment of the Baltic Sea Area (1974) | MARINE ENVIRONMENT | ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION | REGIONAL COOPERATION | MARINE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH | INDIAN OCEAN REGION | BALTIC SEA REGION | LAW OF THE SEA | SIGNATURES, ACCESSIONS, RATIFICATIONS | TREATIES | SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT | INSTITUTIONAL MACHINERY | OCEANS | ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTING | MARINE RESOURCES POLICY | FISHERY RESOURCES | FISHERY CONSERVATION | INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS | MARINE SCIENCES | MARINE TECHNOLOGY | REGIONAL COOPERATIONOnline resources: Purchasing information| Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Status | Notes | Date due |
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I. The existing framework for ocean governance The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: Sustainable development and institutional implications -- Christopher W. Pinto -- 2. Existing institutional framework and mechanisms Satya N. Nandan -- 3. The significance and cost of ratification of the Law of the Sea Convention 1982 F.X. Njenga 4. The role of indigenous peoples in ocean governance Jon M. Van Dyke
II Ocean governance: National level 5. New structures for decision-making in integrated ocean policy Stella Maris Vallejo -- 6. Environmental accounting and valuation in the marine sector Ernst Lutz and Mohan Munasinghe Addendum Max Borlin -- 7. National case-studies: India and Japan National institutions of governance in marine affairs of India Krishan Saigal Some observations on mechanisms for decision-making and the execution of an integrated ocean policy in Japan Tsutomu Fuse
III Ocean governance: Regional level 8. The regional seas programme - Integrating environment and development: The next phase Stjepan Keckes -- 9. Fisheries efficiency, resources conservation effectiveness, and institutional innovations Jean-Paul Troadec 10. Regional cooperation in non-living resources: Joint management zones Francisco Orrego Vicuna -- 11. Regional centres for marine science and technolgy Krishan Saigal -- 12. Regional cooperation in marine sciences Gunnar Kullenberg and Agustin Ayala- Castanares -- 13. Regional case-studies: The Baltic Sea, and Indian Ocean Regional cooperation in science: The Helsinki Convention for the Baltic Nikolaus Gelpke The Indian Ocean Marine Affairs Cooperation (IOMAC) Hiran W. Jayewardene
IV Ocean governance: Global level 14. Ocean governance and the global picture Jan van Ettinger, Alexander King, and Peter Payoyo -- 15. The competent international organizations: Internal and external changes Thomas A. Mensah -- 16. Information and communication on the oceans Jacques G. Richardson -- 17. Collective security and the changing role of navies Joseph R. Morgan -- 1.8 Ocean governance and development: The question of financing Ruben P. Mendez -- 19. An Ocean Assembly Alexanaer ianKov and Mario Ruivo
Annexes I. Highlights of reports from United Nations ganizations: Ocean governance - Institutional mechanisms for sustainable development in the oceans II. Pacem in Maribus XIX: Background paper : Elisabeth Mann Borgese
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