United Nations Naval Peace Operations in the Territorial Sea
Biographical note
Rob McLaughlin, PhD (2005), University of Cambridge, is a Legal Officer in the Royal Australian Navy.
Readership
Those interested in the naval aspects of United Nations peace operations, and the law of military operations generally.
Reviews
"... the element which gives the greatest value to this book is the outstanding analysis of the existing weaknesses of the combined UN - Law of the Sea system with respect to the peace support action within the territorial sea of a state. McLaughlin attempts to create a much needed model to overcome the many difficulties associated with establishing legal order in the territorial sea - a courageous task indeed. With his work, McLaughlin has certainly established himself as an authoritative voice on the subject and is ushering in further essential discussion on the topic."
Gianmatteo Breda (Commander, Italian Navy), Revue de droit militaire et de droit de la guerre/Military Law and the Law of War Review 49/3-4 (2010).
Gianmatteo Breda (Commander, Italian Navy), Revue de droit militaire et de droit de la guerre/Military Law and the Law of War Review 49/3-4 (2010).
Table of contents
Foreword; Preface;
Chapter 1 Law, Power, and the Sea;
Chapter 2 Power: Naval Force and the Conduct of UN Peace Operations;
Chapter 3 Legitimacy: UN Peace Operations, Force, and the Law of the
Sea Convention;
Chapter 4 UN Naval Peace Operations, Innocent Passage, and the Use of
Force;
Chapter 5 UN Naval Interdiction Operations in the Territorial Sea;
Chapter 6 UN Transitional Administration and the Status of the
Territorial Sea;
Chapter 7 Regulating Authority for UN Naval Peace Operations in
Third Party Territorial Seas;
Conclusion; Glossary;Bibliography;Index.
Chapter 1 Law, Power, and the Sea;
Chapter 2 Power: Naval Force and the Conduct of UN Peace Operations;
Chapter 3 Legitimacy: UN Peace Operations, Force, and the Law of the
Sea Convention;
Chapter 4 UN Naval Peace Operations, Innocent Passage, and the Use of
Force;
Chapter 5 UN Naval Interdiction Operations in the Territorial Sea;
Chapter 6 UN Transitional Administration and the Status of the
Territorial Sea;
Chapter 7 Regulating Authority for UN Naval Peace Operations in
Third Party Territorial Seas;
Conclusion; Glossary;Bibliography;Index.
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