UID:
almahu_9949703565302882
Format:
1 online resource.
ISBN:
9789004481886
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9780792323419
Series Statement:
Publications on Ocean Development ; 20
Content:
Small Powers at Sea presents an analysis of the marine policies of Denmark, Norway and Sweden from the First UN Conference on the Law of the Sea in 1958 until the conclusion of the Third UN Conference on the Law of the Sea in 1982. The main substantive chapters cover security aspects, continental shelf policies, fisheries, shipping and marine environment as well as deep seabed mining. The study is comparative and conducted from a political science perspective, discussing how to explain the rather divergent Scandinavian marine policies. A state-centric rational actor model can explain much of the variance, but other factors, including cognitive ones and the role of domestic politics, must be included to obtain a fuller understanding of Scandinavian policies over time and across issue areas.
Note:
Preliminary Material /
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Acknowledgments /
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Preface /
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Chapter 1 Overview of the Problem /
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Chapter 2 Analytical Perspectives /
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Chapter 3 The Politics of Security /
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Chapter 4 Continental Shelf Policies /
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Chapter 5 The Politics of Fisheries /
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Chapter 6 The Politics of Shipping and the Marine Environment /
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Chapter 7 The Politics of Deep Seabed Mining and the New Convention /
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Chapter 8 Scandinavia at UNCLOS I, II and III: Behavioural Perspectives /
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Chapter 9 Danish UNCLOS III Policy: A Questionnaire Report /
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Chapter 10 Explanatory Assessments /
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Bibliography /
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List of Abbreviations /
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List of Tables, Figures, Graphs and Maps /
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Index /
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Publications on Ocean Development /
Additional Edition:
Print version: Small Powers at Sea : Scandinavia and the New International Marine Order. Leiden ; Boston : Brill | Nijhoff, 1993 ISBN 9780792323419
Language:
English
