Add to ORKGThe existence of several treaty regimes that regulate similar subjects-matters makes difficult to determine which the most appropriate norm is to deal with a specific issue. This book is aimed at identifying different legal theories relating to the overlap of international treaties and formulating an effective solution that allows important issues to be regulated by the most appropriate international provisions. This matter of general concern is specifically analysed with respect to the Antarctic Treaty syste
Antarctica is a potential source of international conflict. International interest in Antarctica has...
Reviews various elements of the region's legal regime, beginning with the 1959 Antarctic Treaty and ...
The Antarctic is symbolic of the wider challenge facing the progressive development of the internati...
The existence of several treaty regimes that regulate similar subjects-matters makes difficult to de...
The Antarctic Treaty system seems to be a self-contained regime that is competent to regulate the ma...
Italy is a State party to the Antarctic Treaty. Italy is also party to several international treatie...
Antarctica is unique in so many ways. In geographic terms it is the coldest and driest continent, re...
Within the first volume of the IMLI Manual of International Maritime Law, dedicated to the law of th...
International law provides a system of legal order for the conduct of international relations. Withi...
The Antarctic Treaty was concluded by twelve states in Washington on 1 December 1959. Although the A...
This chapter considers the evolving relationship between the Antarctic Treaty System (ATS) and inter...
This review examines issues of international law concerning Antarctica. The primary legal regime dis...
Antarctic Treaty system" means the Antarctic Treaty, the measures in effect under that Treaty, its a...
When the Antarctic Treaty was concluded in 1959 it was primarily intended to exclude the possibility...
The protection of the Antarctic environment raises several issues. First, Antarctic resources must b...
Antarctica is a potential source of international conflict. International interest in Antarctica has...
Reviews various elements of the region's legal regime, beginning with the 1959 Antarctic Treaty and ...
The Antarctic is symbolic of the wider challenge facing the progressive development of the internati...
The existence of several treaty regimes that regulate similar subjects-matters makes difficult to de...
The Antarctic Treaty system seems to be a self-contained regime that is competent to regulate the ma...
Italy is a State party to the Antarctic Treaty. Italy is also party to several international treatie...
Antarctica is unique in so many ways. In geographic terms it is the coldest and driest continent, re...
Within the first volume of the IMLI Manual of International Maritime Law, dedicated to the law of th...
International law provides a system of legal order for the conduct of international relations. Withi...
The Antarctic Treaty was concluded by twelve states in Washington on 1 December 1959. Although the A...
This chapter considers the evolving relationship between the Antarctic Treaty System (ATS) and inter...
This review examines issues of international law concerning Antarctica. The primary legal regime dis...
Antarctic Treaty system" means the Antarctic Treaty, the measures in effect under that Treaty, its a...
When the Antarctic Treaty was concluded in 1959 it was primarily intended to exclude the possibility...
The protection of the Antarctic environment raises several issues. First, Antarctic resources must b...
Antarctica is a potential source of international conflict. International interest in Antarctica has...
Reviews various elements of the region's legal regime, beginning with the 1959 Antarctic Treaty and ...
The Antarctic is symbolic of the wider challenge facing the progressive development of the internati...