Sustainable Ocean Resource Governance

Markus Kotzur is Professor of European and International Law at the University of Hamburg and Director of Studies at the Europa-Kolleg Hamburg.Nele Matz-Lück is Professor of Public Law and International Law, especially Law of the Sea at Kiel University and Co-director of the Walther Schücking Institute for International Law.Alexander Proelss is Professor of International and European Union Law at Trier University.Roda Verheyen is partner at the law firm Günther in Hamburg, focusing on national and international environmental and planning law, and founder and former director of the Climate Justice Programme. Joachim Sanden† was honorary Professor at the Leuphana University of Lüneburg and head of the soil protection department of the Hamburg Environmental Protection Authority (BUE).

• Foreword: Really a Sea Change – In Search for a Coherent and Consistent Sustainability ApproachList of ContributorsPart 1: Sustainable Ocean Resource Governance – The Wider Horizons1 Opening AddressVladimir V. Golitsyn2 Sustainable Production of Offshore Renewable Energy: A Global PerspectiveGabriele Goettsche-Wanli3 Sustainable Energy Generation from the OceansHenning Jessen4 International Environmental Law, Sustainable Generation of Energy from the Ocean and Small Island Developing States in the PacificDavid Kenneth Leary5 Realization of Sustainable Management/Development under the Law of the Sea Convention?Rüdiger Wolfrum6 Toward Sustainable Management of Marine Natural ResourcesYoshifumi Tanaka7 Sustainable Management of Ocean Ecosystems: Some CommentsDavid FreestonePart 2: Sustainable Ocean Resource Governance – The Specific Fields of Application8 The Area: Common Heritage of Mankind, Sponsoring States of Convenience and Developing StatesEdwin Egede9 State Practice in Deep Seabed Mining: The Case of the People’s Republic of ChinaKeyuan Zou10 Multinational Corporations and International Environmental Liability: International Subjectivity and Universal Jurisdiction (Backs and Forths after Kiobel)Pablo Ferrara11 OSPAR and Coastal State Encroachment on High Seas Submarine Cable FreedomsDouglas R. BurnettIndex