When is an "Island" not an "Island" in international law? View on Open Library

When is an "Island" not an "Island" in international law?

by Clive Ralph Symmons , Rachael Bradley , Clive H. Schofield , International Boundaries Research Unit

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First published: 1999 1 language ISBN: 9781897643334
Subjects
Territorial waters Boundaries Baselines (Law of the sea) Islands Law and legislation Offshore structures

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