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International Law on Tuna Fisheries Management

Is the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission ready for the challenge?
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 2015

Summary

Tuna and tuna-like species are migrating over long distances and cross national and international boundaries. Therefore, international cooperation is required in order to ensure sustainable management of the fisheries targeting these species.

The book deals with the international legal framework for the management. It focuses on the Regional Fisheries Management Organizations (RFMOs), concentrating particularly on fisheries management in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean regions. It aims at providing a broader understanding of the international legal framework and to examine whether or not this framework enables tuna RFMOs and, in particular, the Western Central Pacific Fisheries Commission to manage their fisheries sustainably.

Bibliographic data

Copyright year
2015
ISBN-Print
978-3-8487-2286-0
ISBN-Online
978-3-8452-6391-5
Publisher
Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series
Umweltrechtliche Studien - Studies on Environmental Law
Volume
46
Language
English
Pages
320
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Table of contents

ChapterPages
  1. Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access 1 - 16
  2. Introduction No access 17 - 21
  3. Research objectives and structure No access 22 - 22
    1. A. Introduction No access
        1. a) Internal waters and territorial sea No access
        2. b) Archipelagic states No access
        3. c) Exclusive Economic Zone No access
        4. d) High seas No access
        1. a) Transboundary stocks No access
        2. b) Straddling stocks No access
        3. c) Highly migratory species No access
      3. 3. Compliance and enforcement No access
      4. 4. International obligations for the protection of the environment No access
      5. 5. Scientific research No access
      6. 6. Dispute settlement No access
        1. a) Conservation and management No access
        2. b) Compatibility of EEZ and the high seas measures No access
        3. c) International cooperation No access
        4. d) Compliance and enforcement No access
        5. e) Dispute settlement No access
      2. 2. FAO Compliance Agreement No access
      3. 3. FAO Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries No access
        1. a) IPOA-Seabirds No access
        2. b) IPOA-Sharks No access
        3. c) IPOA-Capacity No access
        4. d) IPOA-IUU No access
      5. 5. FAO Port State Measures Agreement No access
    4. D. Summary No access
    1. A. Introduction No access
      1. 1. History of the dispute No access
      2. 2. Dispute settlement under the Convention of the CCSBT No access
      3. 3. Dispute settlement through the ITLOS No access
      4. 4. Dispute settlement through the Arbitral Tribunal No access
      5. 5. Progress after the decision of the Arbitral Tribunal No access
      1. 1. History of the dispute No access
      2. 2. Dispute settlement under the GATT No access
      3. 3. Dispute settlement under the UNCLOS No access
    4. D. Summary No access
    1. A. Introduction No access
      1. 1. Evolution of catches No access
      2. 2. Stock status No access
      1. 1. Areas of competence No access
      2. 2. Species coverage No access
      3. 3. Organizational structure No access
      4. 4. State participation in RFMOs No access
      5. 5. Accession No access
        1. a) Decision making procedure No access
        2. b) Objections No access
      7. 7. Settlement of disputes No access
      8. 8. Regulation of total catch and fishing mortality No access
      9. 9. Allocation criteria No access
      10. 10. Application of the precautionary approach No access
        1. a) Vessel register No access
        2. b) Vessel Monitoring System No access
        3. c) Regional observer programmes No access
        4. d) Port state measures No access
          1. aa) Catch and trade documentation schemes No access
          2. bb) Trade restrictive measures No access
    4. D. Summary No access
    1. A. Introduction No access
      1. 1. Secretariat of the Pacific Community No access
      2. 2. Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency No access
      3. 3. Nauru Agreement No access
      4. 4. Palau Arrangement No access
      5. 5. FSM Arrangement No access
      6. 6. Niue Treaty No access
      7. 7. Te Vaka Moana Arrangement No access
      1. 1. Negotiation process towards the WCPFC No access
      2. 2. Convention area No access
      3. 3. Species covered by the Convention No access
        1. a) Secretariat No access
          1. aa) Composition No access
          2. bb) Tasks No access
          1. aa) Scientific Committee No access
          2. bb) Technical and Compliance Committee No access
          3. cc) Northern Committee No access
      5. 5. Decision making No access
      6. 6. Settlement of disputes No access
      7. 7. Cooperating non-members No access
      8. 8. Cooperation with other tuna RFMOs No access
      9. 9. Allocation of catch and effort No access
      10. 10. Precautionary approach No access
        1. a) Bigeye, yellowfin and skipjack tuna No access
        2. b) South Pacific albacore tuna No access
        3. c) North Pacific albacore tuna No access
        4. d) Pacific bluefin tuna No access
        5. e) Swordfish No access
        6. f) South Pacific striped marlin No access
        7. g) North Pacific striped marlin No access
        1. a) Sharks No access
        2. b) Seabirds No access
        3. c) Sea turtles No access
        4. d) Cetaceans No access
        1. a) Prohibition of large-scale drift nets on the high seas No access
        2. b) High seas FAD closures and catch retention No access
        3. c) Eastern High Seas Pocket Special Management Area No access
        4. d) Prohibition of fishing on data buoys No access
        1. a) Marking and identification of fishing vessels No access
        2. b) Record of fishing vessels and authorization to fish No access
        3. c) Establishment of a list of IUU-vessels No access
        4. d) Commission Vessel Monitoring System No access
        5. e) Regional Observer Programme No access
        6. f) Regulation of transshipment No access
        7. g) Monitoring of landings of purse seiners at ports No access
        8. h) Boarding and inspection procedures No access
        9. i) Vessels without nationality No access
        10. j) Charter Notification Scheme No access
        11. k) Compliance Monitoring Scheme No access
    4. D. Summary and challenges No access
  8. Chapter V Final conclusions No access 279 - 284
  9. Legal documents No access 285 - 297
  10. Reports No access 298 - 301
  11. Bibliography No access 302 - 320

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