1st Edition
Transboundary Marine Spatial Planning and International Law
Part 1: Introduction
1. Marine Spatial Planning as an Instrument of Sustainable Ocean Governance
Niko Soininen and Daud Hassan
Part 2: Marine Spatial Planning in a General Framework
2. Marine Spatial Planning in International Law before Marine Spatial Planning
Tuomas Kuokkanen
3. Marine Spatial Planning and Various Uses and Interests relating to the Marine Environment
Tavis Potts
4. United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea as a Framework for Marine Spatial Planning
Daud Hassan and Niko Soininen
5. Marine Spatial Planning: Global and Regional Conventions and Organizations
Frank Maes
Part 3: Marine Spatial Planning in Transboundary Contexts
6. Marine Spatial Planning: One of the Fundamental Tools to Help Achieve Effective Marine Conservation in the Great Barrier Reef
Jon Day
7. Marine Spatial Planning in the Baltic Sea
Hermanni Backer
8.1. Transboundary Marine Spatial Planning across the French-Belgian Maritime Borders: Past and Future Cooperation
Betty Queffelec and Frank Maes
8.2. Transboundary Marine Spatial Planning in the Irish Sea
Stephen Jay
9. Marine Spatial Planning in the European Union
Niko Soininen
10. Marine Spatial Planning in the Bay of Bengal Subregion in South Asia
Daud Hassan and Emdadul Haque
Part 4: Conclusions
11. Comparative and Forward-looking Conclusions on Transboundary Marine Spatial Planning
Niko Soininen, Tuomas Kuokkanen and Daud Hassan
Biography
Daud Hassan is Director of Higher Degree Research in the School of Law at the University of Western Sydney, Australia.
Tuomas Kuokkanen is a Ministerial Adviser with the Ministry of Environment, Finland and Professor of International Environmental Law at the University of Eastern Finland.
Niko Soininen is Lecturer of Environmental Law and Jurisprudence at the University of Eastern Finland.
"All in all, Transboundary Marine Spatial Planning and International Law provides important insights and analysis of the challenges and opportunities for transboundary MSP and the role of international law in this regard, and is complemented with illustrative case studies of how international law can shape transboundary MSP in diverse geographical, political, and institutional contexts. It is a reading appropriate for academics and MSP practitioners alike, particularly those considering embarking on a transboundary MSP process, and for those interested in transboundary marine management in general, including policy-makers." - Catarina Grilo, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon, Portugal, in Ocean Yearbook 31 (2017).
