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Governance of the Mediterranean Sea: What is it about?
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Conservation of marine biodiversity in the Mediterranean
Sea means, in legal terms, the existence of a set of integrated
rules effectively enforced. However, the Mediterranean
Sea, because of its particular legal condition as international
sea, improving good governance means:
- Strengthening international and regional processes that
have an important role in the elaboration and effectiveness
of rules.
- Making information on governance for conservation of
marine biodiversity in the Mediterranean Sea accessible.
Several relevant documents are available below:
- "Governance of the Mediterranean Sea: Legal Regime
and Prospective". This paper developed through the
Mediterranean Marine Law Specialist Group (MMLSG) addresses
the complex issue of Governance of the Mediterranean Sea
beyond territorial seas. This paper presents the legal
regime applicable in the Mediterranean Sea, related difficulties
to tackle and challenges lying ahead (more)
- "The Project of the International Marine Park in
the Mouths of Bonifacio; some perspectives in international
law". This legal case study addresses the issue of
a transboundary marine protected area on an international
strait and relevant perspectives in international law.
(more)
- "Legal analyses of a Specially Protected Area of
Mediterranean Importance - SPAMI". This analysis
aims at identifying the legal regime applicable to major
activities taking place in the Mediterranean and the obstacles
impeding adequate implementation of the SPAMI. (more)
A set of other interesting documents (Conventions, articles,
internet links..) are also available as well as bibliographic
references.
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