30 years of UNCLOS (1982-2012): progress and prospects

Part Ⅰ： Marine Resources & Regional Maritime Challenges under UNCLOS
Thirty Years of UNCLOS and Submarine Cables
The Legal Asaessment of the Illegal Fiahing Activities of Cluneae Fishing Vessels：A Focus on Detention of Foreign Vessels
China， Sustainable Fisherie8 and Biodiversity—with a Focus on Asia —Pacific
Oil in the Arctic：a Plus or Mirms in Maritime Diapute Management？
UNCLOS at 30： Athca at 50
Part Ⅱ： UNCLOS & Protection of the Marine Environment
Application of the Doctrine of State Responsibility for PoUution Damage from SHIP —BORNE HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
Ballast Water Management and Control
Straits Used for Intemational Navigation and Emerging Norms of Customary International Law to Protect the Environment and Human Health and to Improve Safety
Perfecting Article 43 of UNCLOS： Taking the Oil SpillEmergency Response Cooperative Mechanism in the Straitof Malacca as Illustration
Part Ⅲ： Maritime Boundary Disputes & UNCLOS Dispute Reso／ution
One Step Forwards， Two Steps Back？： Progre8s and Challenge8 in the Delimitation of Maritime Boundarie8 since the drafting of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
The Role oflslands on Maritime Boundaries Delinutation： a Look at the Bangladesh／Myanmar Case
Dispute Settlement in Practice： Asse88ing Progress and Challenges in the South China Sea Region
Dispute Settlement in the Law of the Sea Convention and Temtorial and Maritime Dispute8 in Southeast Asia： Is8ues， Opportunities and Challenges
Part Ⅳ： UNCLOS in the Face of a Changing Climate
Climate Change Induced Challenge8 in the African Union：
A Policy， Security and Developmental Perspective
Sailing Stormy Seas： Re8ponse of the Law of the Sea to Climate Change Impacts
China's Coming to the Arctic： Perception and Misconception