Maritime law evolving
Subtitle: thirty years at Southampton
By: edited by Malcolm Clarke
Contributors: University of Southampton. Institute of Maritime Law
Publisher: Hart Publishing
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 289
ISBN-13: 9781849463997
Subjects: Maritime law; Congresses; Law of the sea; Marine insurance
Description: "Peer-reviewed papers written by present and past members of the Institute of Maritime Law at the Southampton Law School on the occasion of the thirtieth anniversary of the Institute"--Introduction, page [xlvii].
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Somali Piracy : An Affront to International Law? / Malcolm Forster; title: Changing Perspectives on the High Seas Freedom of Navigation? / Andrew Serdy; title: Pollution of the Sea by Hazardous and Noxious Substances : Is a Workable International Convention on Compensation an Impossible Dream? / Richard Shaw; title: Compensation for Offshore Pollution : Ships and Platforms / Nick Gaskell; title: Shipping and the Marine Environment in the 21st Century / Mikis Tsimplis; title: Reflections on the Rotterdam Rules / Regina Asariotis; title: Multimodal Transport Evolving : Freedom and Regulation Decades after the 1980 MTO Convention /  Filippo Lorenzon; title: Incorporation of Charterparty Clauses into Bills of Lading : Peculiar to Maritime Law? / Melis Özdel; title: Certificate Final Clauses in International Trade : Some Recent Developments / Alexander Sandiforth; title: Developments in Marine Insurance, Jurisdiction and Enforcement : Thirty Years of Inherent Vice  From Soya v White to The Cendor MOPU and beyond / Johanna Hjalmarsson and Jennifer Lavelle; title: Thirty Years of Europeanisation of Conflict of Laws and Still all at Sea? / Y Baatz.