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Security Issues and the Law of the Sea
Security issues are among the major neglected issues of ocean space. This book attempts to open the discussion of the legal and political aspects of these issues as they relate to the law of the sea.
Introduction; Acknowledgements; Security Issues and the Law of the A General Framework; Security, Disarmament and the Law of the Sea; Law of the Sea and Anti-submarine National Security versus Arms Control (co-authored with Peter Tarpgaard); Innocent, Transit and Archipelagic Sea Lanes Passage; Naval Weaponry and the Law of the Sea; Law of the Sea and Maritime Strategy (co-authored with Michael W. Roth); United States Interest in the Arctic Region; National Security Aspects of the United States Extension of the Territorial Sea to Twelve Nautical Miles; Security Issues in the North Pacific; Conclusion; Appendices; Index.
Introduction; Acknowledgements; Security Issues and the Law of the A General Framework; Security, Disarmament and the Law of the Sea; Law of the Sea and Anti-submarine National Security versus Arms Control (co-authored with Peter Tarpgaard); Innocent, Transit and Archipelagic Sea Lanes Passage; Naval Weaponry and the Law of the Sea; Law of the Sea and Maritime Strategy (co-authored with Michael W. Roth); United States Interest in the Arctic Region; National Security Aspects of the United States Extension of the Territorial Sea to Twelve Nautical Miles; Security Issues in the North Pacific; Conclusion; Appendices; Index.
396 pages, Hardcover
First published January 28, 1993
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