International Law and Corporate Actors in Deep Seabed Mining
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International Law and Corporate Actors in Deep Seabed Mining
Dingwall, Joanna
Oxford University Press
07/2021
320
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9780192898265
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction
1: A Methodological Approach to Deep Seabed Mining by Non-State Actors
Part I: Uncharted Waters - Deep Seabed Mining of the Common Heritage of Mankind by Corporate Actors
2: The Deep Seabed beyond National Jurisdiction and the Rise of Mining Activities within it by Non-State Actors
3: The Role of the Common Heritage Concept in Deep Seabed Mining
Part II: The Common Heritage as Process - Anchoring the Deep Seabed Mining Regime Applicable to Corporate Actors Within its Institutional Context
4: Common Management Through Institutional Architecture - What is the Scope of the UNCLOS Deep Seabed Mining Regime and the Role of the ISA within it?
5: Preventing Unilateral Deep Seabed Mining Activities - To What Extent Does the UNCLOS Regime Constrain External Actors?
Part III: The Common Heritage's Substantive Core - Navigating Conflict Between Regulatory Authority and Corporate Participation
6: Does the Regime Secure the Common Heritage's Benefit - Sharing and Marine Environmental Protection Components?
7: Balancing Community and Autonomy - To What Extent Does the Regime Reconcile ISA Regulatory Authority and Investment Protection for Corporate Actors?
Concluding Remarks on Corporate Entity Involvement in Deep Seabed Mining
1: A Methodological Approach to Deep Seabed Mining by Non-State Actors
Part I: Uncharted Waters - Deep Seabed Mining of the Common Heritage of Mankind by Corporate Actors
2: The Deep Seabed beyond National Jurisdiction and the Rise of Mining Activities within it by Non-State Actors
3: The Role of the Common Heritage Concept in Deep Seabed Mining
Part II: The Common Heritage as Process - Anchoring the Deep Seabed Mining Regime Applicable to Corporate Actors Within its Institutional Context
4: Common Management Through Institutional Architecture - What is the Scope of the UNCLOS Deep Seabed Mining Regime and the Role of the ISA within it?
5: Preventing Unilateral Deep Seabed Mining Activities - To What Extent Does the UNCLOS Regime Constrain External Actors?
Part III: The Common Heritage's Substantive Core - Navigating Conflict Between Regulatory Authority and Corporate Participation
6: Does the Regime Secure the Common Heritage's Benefit - Sharing and Marine Environmental Protection Components?
7: Balancing Community and Autonomy - To What Extent Does the Regime Reconcile ISA Regulatory Authority and Investment Protection for Corporate Actors?
Concluding Remarks on Corporate Entity Involvement in Deep Seabed Mining
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Introduction
1: A Methodological Approach to Deep Seabed Mining by Non-State Actors
Part I: Uncharted Waters - Deep Seabed Mining of the Common Heritage of Mankind by Corporate Actors
2: The Deep Seabed beyond National Jurisdiction and the Rise of Mining Activities within it by Non-State Actors
3: The Role of the Common Heritage Concept in Deep Seabed Mining
Part II: The Common Heritage as Process - Anchoring the Deep Seabed Mining Regime Applicable to Corporate Actors Within its Institutional Context
4: Common Management Through Institutional Architecture - What is the Scope of the UNCLOS Deep Seabed Mining Regime and the Role of the ISA within it?
5: Preventing Unilateral Deep Seabed Mining Activities - To What Extent Does the UNCLOS Regime Constrain External Actors?
Part III: The Common Heritage's Substantive Core - Navigating Conflict Between Regulatory Authority and Corporate Participation
6: Does the Regime Secure the Common Heritage's Benefit - Sharing and Marine Environmental Protection Components?
7: Balancing Community and Autonomy - To What Extent Does the Regime Reconcile ISA Regulatory Authority and Investment Protection for Corporate Actors?
Concluding Remarks on Corporate Entity Involvement in Deep Seabed Mining
1: A Methodological Approach to Deep Seabed Mining by Non-State Actors
Part I: Uncharted Waters - Deep Seabed Mining of the Common Heritage of Mankind by Corporate Actors
2: The Deep Seabed beyond National Jurisdiction and the Rise of Mining Activities within it by Non-State Actors
3: The Role of the Common Heritage Concept in Deep Seabed Mining
Part II: The Common Heritage as Process - Anchoring the Deep Seabed Mining Regime Applicable to Corporate Actors Within its Institutional Context
4: Common Management Through Institutional Architecture - What is the Scope of the UNCLOS Deep Seabed Mining Regime and the Role of the ISA within it?
5: Preventing Unilateral Deep Seabed Mining Activities - To What Extent Does the UNCLOS Regime Constrain External Actors?
Part III: The Common Heritage's Substantive Core - Navigating Conflict Between Regulatory Authority and Corporate Participation
6: Does the Regime Secure the Common Heritage's Benefit - Sharing and Marine Environmental Protection Components?
7: Balancing Community and Autonomy - To What Extent Does the Regime Reconcile ISA Regulatory Authority and Investment Protection for Corporate Actors?
Concluding Remarks on Corporate Entity Involvement in Deep Seabed Mining
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