The Legal Regime of Straits - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-v

Dedication

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-xii

Acknowledgements

pp xiii-xiv

Introduction

pp 1-8

Part I - Law of peace and law of war

pp 9-36

1 - Straits and the law of war

pp 11-36

Part II - Right of transit passage ratione loci: straits used for international navigation

pp 37-150

2 - Applicability of the right of transit passage under UNCLOS Part III: exclusions

pp 41-108

3 - Applicability of the right of transit under Part III: straits used for international navigation defined

pp 109-150

Part III - Right of transit ratione materiae: definition of transit passage

pp 151-224

4 - Transit passage and other passage rights

pp 153-205

5 - Transit passage defined

pp 206-224

Part IV - Allocation of jurisdiction over the right of transit passage and archipelagic sea lanes passage

pp 225-356

6 - Sovereignty of States bordering straits and archipelagic States

pp 227-230

7 - Limitations to the sovereignty of States bordering straits and archipelagic States: rights and duties of coastal States

pp 231-297

8 - Duties of ships and aircraft in transit

pp 298-325

9 - Striking a balance between the sovereignty of States bordering straits and the right of transit

pp 326-356

Part V - International co-operation for the safety of navigation and the prevention, reduction and control of pollution in straits

pp 357-402

10 - Preliminary remarks and genesis of Article 43 of the UNCLOS

pp 359-370

11 - Scope of Article 43: interpretation and suggested implementation

pp 371-390

12 - Co-operative schemes: the special case of the Straits of Malacca and Singapore

pp 391-402

Part VI - Multiple regimes for straits?

pp 403-442

13 - UNCLOS as general framework

pp 405-409

14 - Marine protected areas

pp 410-442

Part VII - Conclusions

pp 443-475

15 - Straits and dispute settlement

pp 445-451