Establishing Continental Shelf Limits Beyond 200 Nautical Miles by the Coastal State : A Right of Involvement for Other States?

In [this Book] Signe Veierud Busch Undertakes A Study Of All Coastal State Submissions To The Commission On The Limits Of The Continental Shelf And Asks Under Which Circumstances And To What Extent States Other Than The Coastal State May Intervene In The Process Of Establishing Final And Binding Continental Shelf Limits. After Analysing Relevant Provisions In The Un Convention On The Law Of The Sea And The Commission's Rules Of Procedure Compared With The Practice Of States And The Commission, Busch Raises The Overall Question If The Possibility For Other States To Block The Work Of The Commission May In Fact Be Undermining The Mandate And Functions Of The Commission.--publisher's Website. Part I. Setting The Scene -- Introduction -- Developing A Legal Regime For The Continental Shelf And Its Limits -- The Commission On The Limits Of The Continental Shelf (clcs) -- International Disputes And Mechanisms For Their Settlement -- Part Ii. Involvement By Other States During The Clcs Submission Procedure -- Involvement By Other States In Case Of Disputes Relating To An Ocs Submission -- Continental Shelf Delimitation Disputes -- Disputes Concerning The Title To Territory -- Disputes Concerning The Interpretation Or Application Of The Losc -- Disputes Due To Other Treaty Obligations: The Antarctic Treaty -- Involvement By Other States Outside The Scope Of Rule 46 -- The Clcs And The Role Of Non-parties To The Losc -- Part Iii. Involvement By Other States In The Aftermath Of The Clcs Submission Procedure -- Disputes Relating To Ocs Limits Not Established 'on The Basis Of' Clcs Recommendations -- Disputes Relating To 'final And Binding' Ocs Limits -- Part Iv. Conclusions And Observations -- Conclusions And Observations -- Appendix I. Continental Shelf Submissions And Reactions By Other States -- Appendix Ii. Preliminary Information And Other States' Reactions -- Appendix Iii. Current Non-parties To The Losc. By Signe Veierud Busch. Includes Bibliographical References (pages 415-443) And Index.