Year: 1994 Language: english Author: Dennis W. Nixon Genre: Пособие Publisher: Praeger ISBN: 0–275–93763–1 Format: PDF Quality: Scanned pages Number of pages: 373 Description: The study of marine and coastal law has grown enormously in the past twenty years. Increased coastal development- struggles over fishing stocks, and a deepening concern over our coastal environment has created a new specialty in the practice of law. That, in turn, has spawned an interest in studying the historical development of the law both for its own sake and for the ability to predict future directions. After teaching the subjects of admiralty, fisheries, and coastal law for the past sixteen years. I have found that some clear patterns in the law have emerged: this book is an effort to explore those themes through the progressive development of case law. As an instructional tool, the book is designed to serve both the law school audience and the growing number of graduate marine affairs programs around the country. Earlier drafts of this text have been "tested" at the University of Rhode Islands Marine Affairs Program for the past several years, where graduate students have studied the law as part of an interdisciplinary program designed to prepare them for careers in coastal and ocean management. For those already involved in those fields, either in governance or the practice of law. this text should provide a compact reference tool.
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Marine and coastal law
Language: english
Author: Dennis W. Nixon
Genre: Пособие
Publisher: Praeger
ISBN: 0–275–93763–1
Format: PDF
Quality: Scanned pages
Number of pages: 373
Description: The study of marine and coastal law has grown enormously in the past twenty years. Increased coastal development- struggles over fishing stocks, and a deepening concern over our coastal environment has created a new specialty in the practice of law. That, in turn, has spawned an interest in studying the historical development of the law both for its own sake and for the ability to predict future directions. After teaching the subjects of admiralty, fisheries, and coastal law for the past sixteen years. I have found that some clear patterns in the law have emerged: this book is an effort to explore those themes through the progressive development of case law. As an instructional tool, the book is designed to serve both the law school audience and the growing number of graduate marine affairs programs around the country. Earlier drafts of this text have been "tested" at the University of Rhode Islands Marine Affairs Program for the past several years, where graduate students have studied the law as part of an interdisciplinary program designed to prepare them for careers in coastal and ocean management. For those already involved in those fields, either in governance or the practice of law. this text should provide a compact reference tool.
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