《THE LEGAL REGIME OF HYDROSPACE》求取 ⇩

PART ONE:THE BOUNDARIES OF HYDROSPACE3

1.The Outer Limit of the Continental Shelf3

Article I of the Geneva Convention4

Ⅰ--Ordinary Meaning5

Ⅱ--Equitable Interpretation--Intention of the Parties8

Ⅲ--Functional Interpretation31

Ⅳ--The Judgment of the International Court of Justice in the North Sea Continental Shelf Cases32

Ⅴ--Conclusion35

Ⅵ--Conventional Settlement of the Outer Limit36

2.Delimitation of the Continental Shelf Between Opposite and Adjacent States:The North Sea Continental Shelf Cases41

Ⅰ--The Dispute41

Ⅱ--The Court's Central Argument43

Ⅲ--Stages in the Development of the Continental Shelf Doctrine47

Ⅳ--"Special Circumstances"62

Ⅴ--Conclusions70

Appendix:Equidistance--Principle and Method71

APPENDIX TO PART ONE：NOTE ON SUBMARINE GEOLOGY74

PART TWO:THE UTILISATION OF HYDROSPACE81

3.The Legal Regime of Deep-Sea Mining81

Ⅰ--Status and Legal Regime of the Sea-bed and Subsoil beyond the Continental Shelf under International Customary Law81

Ⅱ--A Conventional Regime for Deep-Sea Mining103

PART THREE:ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION OF HYDROSPACE127

Introduction127

4.The Prevention of Oil Pollution130

Ⅰ--Prevention of Oil Pollution at Source:The International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution of the Sea by Oil,1954-1969130

Ⅱ--Prevention of Oil Pollution at Source:The Geneva Convention on the Continental Shelf(1958)139

Ⅲ--Prevention of Oil Pollution:The Jurisdiction and Control of the Coastal State139

Ⅳ--Prevention of Oil Pollution:Regional Co-operation in dealing with Significant Spillages of Oil158

Agreement for Co-operation in dealing with Pollution of the North Sea by Oil(the Bonn Agreement)158

5.Liability for Oil Pollution163

Ⅰ--Civil Liability for Oil Pollution163

Ⅱ--Oil Pollution and the Exploitation of the Continental Shelf181

6.Nuclear Pollution184

Ⅰ--The Testing or Use of Nuclear Weapons184

Ⅱ--The Use of Nuclear Devices for Peaceful Purposes184

Ⅲ--The Transport of Radioactive Substances185

Ⅳ--The Disposal of Radioactive Wastes186

7.Marine Pollution by "Other Hazardous Substances"193

Ⅰ--Other Hazardous Substances Transported by Sea193

Ⅱ--Other Hazardous Substances:Pollution via Other Routes195

Ⅲ--A New Convention?199

PROSPECT206

Appendix Ⅰ:Status of Conventions on Law of the Sea as at January 1,1971212

Appendix Ⅱ:Bilateral Treaties on the Continental Shelf215

Appendix Ⅲ:Bibliographical Note217

Appendix Ⅳ:Declaration of Principles Governing the SeaBed and the Ocean Floor and the Subsoil thereof beyond the Limits of National Jurisdiction218

Appendix Ⅴ:Resolution on Law of Sea Conference221

Appendix Ⅵ:Membership of United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of the Sea-Bed and the Ocean Floor beyond the Limits of National Jurisdiction224

Index of Persons227

Subject Index229