International profiles on marine scientific research : national maritime claims, MSR jurisdiction, and U.S. research clearance histories for the world's coastal states
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https://hdl.handle.net/1912/10539DOI
10.1575/1912/10539Keyword
Marine sciences; Oceanography and stateAbstract
The WHOI Sea Grant International Marine Science Cooperation Program has been
tracking maritime claims and the evolving jurisdictions over marine scientific research for
146 coastal states covering the past 21 years. This monograph profiles each coastal state
(through February 1992) for its Law of the Sea treaty status, size of marine area, claimed
maritime zones, breadth and date of claims, maritime boundaries with other coastal states,
jurisdiction over marine scientific research specifying national legislation and extent of
jurisdiction, and the coastal state's history with U.S. research clearance requests from
1972-90. The coastal state profiles are followed by a series of tables which show the
country data from various perspectives and several figures which illustrate the current
situation of national maritime claims and regulation of oceanographic research.
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Book: Fenwick, Judith, "International profiles on marine scientific research : national maritime claims, MSR jurisdiction, and U.S. research clearance histories for the world's coastal states", 1992, DOI:10.1575/1912/10539, https://hdl.handle.net/1912/10539Related items
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