| Center |
| Faculty of Law |
| Departament |
| International Law 'Adolfo Miaja de la Muela' |
| Lecturers in charge |
| Sin datos cargados |
| Met. Docent |
| Met. Avaluació |
| Final examination - - |
| Bibliografia |
| SCOVAZZI, T.; BOU FRANCH, V. (1995), Elementos de Derecho Internacional del Mar, Madrid, Tecnos BOU FRANCH, V.; BADENES CASINO, M., (2003), Derecho Internacional del Mar. Textos básicos, 3ª ed., Valencia, Punto y coma. |
| Continguts |
| Lesson 1. Historical points. A) Pope Alexander 6th and Isabel from England. B) GROCIO. C) SARPI. D) BYNKERSHOEK. E) Galiani. F) The diffusion of the limits of three miles. Lesson 2. The code of the International Law of the Sea. A) fundamental evolutionary tendencies. B) The Hague, 1930. C) Geneva, 1958. D) Geneva, 1960. And) Montego Bay, 1982. Lesson 3. The territorial sea and their borders. To) uneven or skirted coasts on the fringes of islands. B) Bays. C) Historical Bays. D) Archipelagical States. E) Definitons of territorial sea. Lesson 4. Adjacent areas and area of sole economic right. A) Adjacent areas. B) The area of sole economic right: a) Antecedents; b) general regulations; c) their fishing rights; d) residual activities. Lesson 5. The continental platform. Lesson 6. The definition of the continental platform and of the area of sole economic right. Lesson 7. Continues:circumstances in terms of designation. . a) geographical Circumstances. B) geologic and geomorphological circumstances. C) historical and political circumstances. D) military circumstances. E) biological and ecological circumstances. F) economic circumstances. G) final considerations. Lesson 8. The designation of the Spanish marine spaces. a) The conventional designations. B) Designations to be negotiated. Lesson 9. The high sea. To) Freedom of the high sea. B) Ships pavillions. C) Piracy. D) persec |