New Issue: International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law

The latest issue of the International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law (Vol. 33, no. 2, 2018) is out. Contents include:

• The European Union as a Global Actor in the Arctic Ocean
• • Claudia Cinelli, Introduction
  • Joaquín Alcaide-Fernández, The European Union, the Arctic, and International Law
  • Robin Churchill, The European Union as an Actor in the Law of the Sea, with Particular Reference to the Arctic
  • Efthymios Papastavridis, Fisheries Enforcement on the High Seas of the Arctic Ocean: Gaps, Solutions and the Potential Contribution of the European Union and Its Member States
  • David Langlet, Planning from the Margin—The European Union’s Potential Role in Spatial Planning for Managing Activities in the Marine Arctic
  • Natalie Dobson & Seline Trevisanut, Climate Change and Energy in the Arctic—The Role of the European Union
  • Martin Hennig, The Untouchable Nature of the ‘EU Seal Regime’—Is the European Union Liable for the Damages Suffered by the Canadian Inuit Due to the Violation of WTO Law in EC—Seal Products?
  • Elise Johansen, The EU Influence on Norwegian Domestic Legislation for the Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment