San Diego Law Review
Document Type
Article
Abstract
This article discusses several significant fishery issues left unsettled by the Third United Nations Law of the Sea Conference. The author begins by addressing the issue of 200-mile exclusive economic zones for coastal nations. Next, the author discusses several approaches of the conservation regime, including a universal approach, regional approach, treaty approach, and non-treaty approach. The author then examines regional fishery problems in the North Pacific, East Central Atlantic, and Indian Ocean. The author concludes by giving a final appraisal of the Law of the Sea Conference and a possible solution for the conservation of fisheries.
Recommended Citation
Farin Mirvahabi,
Significant Fishery Management Issues in the Law of the Sea Conference: Illusions and Realities,
15
San Diego L. Rev.
493
(1978).
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https://digital.sandiego.edu/sdlr/vol15/iss3/7