Norway / Japan / Russia / United States / Iceland / Canada / China / /
Facility
University of Stellenbosch / /
IndustryTerm
customary international law / law-making / law relating / law-making process / treaty law / law emanating / environmental law / /
NaturalFeature
Oceans Governance / /
Organization
International Court of Justice / Department of Public Law / University of Stellenbosch / United Nations / International Maritime Organisation / International Seabed Authority / United Nations International Law Commission / South African Permanent Mission / European Union / International Law Association on Customary International Law / Tribunal for the Law of the Sea / /
Person
Anna Rulska-Domino / Laurence Tubiana / David Ong / Charlotte Salpin / Thomas H Heidar / Richard A Barnes / Petra Drankier / Richard Barnes / Alex G Oude Elferink / Rajendra K Pachauri / Bert Visser / Garrett Hardin / Fernanda Millicay / Valentina Germani / Kristina M Gjerde / Janis An / Tamara Takács / John N Moore / /
Position
author / Professor / actor / lead negotiator / Legal Adviser / /
1 In today’s lecture, I hope to demonstrate a useful combination between theory and practice. The title of my presentation The development of the law of the sea through UN Processes: The Case of Biodiversity in Areas