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The impact of geomorphology, distance and other criteria as determinants in maritime boundary delimitations : a case study of Australia / Indonesia delimitation in the Timor Sea

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1984-11

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Ross, Phillip Geoffrey

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The three decisions on the adjudication of international maritime boundaries1 2involved only the delimitation of continental shelf jurisdiction.

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iv, 134 leaves.

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Territorial waters., Continental shelf -- Australia., Continental shelf -- Indonesia., Australia -- Boundaries -- Indonesia., Indonesia -- Boundaries -- Australia.

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733814553

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Thesis (Masters sub-thesis)

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