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[This chapter aims to examine the relationship between the PSSAs and other concepts in international law for the protection of vulnerable marine areas. My intention is to examine to what extent the PSSA regime is unique. An accompanying question is if and how the different regimes may effectively combined. This endeavour should not only lead to theoretical systematisation – as this is not a means to an end – but moreover increase the appreciation of the PSSA concept’s peculiarities.]
Published: Jan 1, 2008
Keywords: World Heritage; Shipping Activity; Marine Area; Legal Regime; Ramsar Convention
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