The concept of preferential fishing rights in international law

Gosselin, James.

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The concept of preferential fishing rights in international law

Date

1983-08

Authors

Gosselin, James.

Abstract

One of the most significant components of the regime negotiated at the Third United Nations on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS III) was that relating to the exploitation and conservation of living marine resources.