The opposability of United States claims for freedom of passage of its military vessels through, over and under archipelagic waters and the competing sovereign rights claimed by Indonesia and the Philippines over their archipelagic waters

Mason, David Johnston.2026-09-112026-09-11991000726689707631b1015470xhttps://hdl.handle.net/1885/733815362113, 13 leaves.On 23 May 1970 the then President of the United States of America (Richard Nixon) stated: "the stark fact is that the law of the sea is inadequate to meet the needs of modern technology and the concerns of the international community.application/pdfenUnited Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea |d (1982 December 10)Maritime law.Territorial waters -- Indonesia.Territorial waters -- Philippines.Archipelagoes -- Law and legislation.The opposability of United States claims for freedom of passage of its military vessels through, over and under archipelagic waters and the competing sovereign rights claimed by Indonesia and the Philippines over their archipelagic waters1984-11