Marine Nature Conservation and Management at the borders of the European Union

Prof. Dr. Detlef Czybulka

doi:10.5771/9783845237060

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Copyright year: 2012
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8329-6351-4
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-3706-0
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Beiträge zum Landwirtschaftsrecht und zur Biodiversität
Volume: 7
Language: German
Pages: 172
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 12
Legal reflections on pressing marine nature conservation issues and sustainable management at the borders of the European Union No access Pages 13 - 22 DETLEF CZYBULKA
1. Introduction to the Baltic Sea No access Pages 23 - 28 KATRIN TÄUFER
2. Legal framework of the Baltic Sea with regard to fisheries and land-based pollution No access Pages 29 - 36 KATRIN TÄUFER
3. Marine protected areas in the Baltic Sea – An ecologically coherent transboundary network? No access Pages 37 - 46 SUSANNE RANFT, ROLAND PESCH, DIETER BOEDEKER, WINFRIED SCHRÖDER, HANNA PAULOMÄKI
1. The legal framework governing the EU’s fisheries activities in western Africa No access Pages 47 - 56 SYBILLE MÜLLER
2. Fisheries conservation and management in the south east Atlantic No access Pages 57 - 70 MARIE BIERMANN
1. Introduction to the Black Sea region No access Pages 71 - 76 LARS KRAMM
2. The legal framework for the protection of the marine environment of the Black Sea region and its implementation No access Pages 77 - 90 CLAIRE DUPONT, LARS KRAMM
3. The new strategic action plan for the environmental protection and rehabilitation of the Black Sea No access Pages 91 - 102 LARS KRAMM
4. Integrated approaches to risk mitigation targeting conservation and sustainable development along the Romanian Black Sea coast No access Pages 103 - 120 LAURA ALEXANDROV, SIMION NICOLAEV, RAZVAN MATEESCU, ALEXANDRU BOLOGA, MIRCEA STARAS, ALINA SPANU, VALERIA ABAZA, TANIA ZAHARIA, MARIANA GOLUMBEANU
5. Black Sea marine protected areas and an approach to the creation of ecocorridors No access Pages 121 - 136 BORYS ALEKSANDROV
1. The Cartagena Convention: The legal framework for environmental protection in the Caribbean Sea with regard to an ecosystem approach to fisheries No access Pages 137 - 150 JUDITH FOEST
2. The role of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive in the protection of the marine environment at the EU’s borders (and beyond?) No access Pages 151 - 158 ALEKE STÖFEN
3. Specifics of existing approaches to marine resource management in Indonesia and the link to regional sustainable development No access Pages 159 - 168 CLAUDIA WEICHEL-PASTEWSKI
Notes on Contributors No access Pages 169 - 172