Books from IBRU
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A Geographical Description of the Spratly Islands and an Account of Hydrographic Surveys Amongst Those Islands
By D. J. Hancox, John Robert Victor Prescott(xv) Pearson Reef This steep-to coral reef lies 14nm northwest from Alison Reef in 8°57'N, 113°40”E. The reef consists of a central rectangular section aligned east–west from which project a southwestern promontory and a narrow ...
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The Riau Islands and Economic Cooperation in the Singapore Indonesian Border Zone
By Martin Perry, Karen Peachey, Carl Grundy-WarrPeachey, K. (1997) Sustainable planning on Batam, unpublished report prepared for Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia (Indonesian Institute of ... Scott, J. (1996) 'Dutch-German Euroregions: A model for transboundary cooperation?
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The Falkland Islands and Their Adjacent Maritime Area
By Patrick Armstrong, Vivian Louis ForbesBurkhardt, F. and Smith, S. (1985) (eds) The Correspondence of Charles Darwin, Volume 1: 1821-1836, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. FitzRoy, R. (1839) Narrative of the surveying voyages of His Majesty's Ships Adventure and Beagle ...
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Some Problems Relating to the Definition of 'insular Formations' in International Law: Islands and Low-tide Elevations
By Clive Ralph SymmonsHodgson, R.D. (1973) 'Islands and Special Circumstances', 137, 173, in Gamble J.K. and Pontecorvo, G., Law of the Sea: The Emerging Regime, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Jayewardene, H.W. (1990) The Regime of Islands in International Law, ...
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The Spratly Islands Dispute: Who's on First?
By Daniel J. Dzurek'Cooling off a Flashpoint,' Asiaweek (17 July 1992): 21-23; Michael Richardson, 'Oil Hunt in South China Sea: Some See Flash Point,' International Herald Tribune (30 June 1992); McDorman, 1993: 283-84; PRC Ministry of Foreign Affairs ...
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Undelimited Maritime Boundaries in the Pacific Ocean Excluding the Asian Rim
By John Robert Victor Prescott, Grant Boyes9°46'59” S, 174°57' E. A note on the chart indicates that the positions have been based on or approximated to the best ... Vanuatu claims two islands called Matthew and Hunter which are also claimed and presently controlled by France ...
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Who Owns Antarctica?: Governing and Managing the Last Continent
By Peter J. Beck, Clive H. SchofieldWho Owns Antarctica?: Governing and Managing the Last Continent
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The Bolivia-Chile-Peru Dispute in the Atacama Desert
By Ronald Bruce St. JohnIn the resulting impasse, Bolivia withdrew from the OAS Council and broke diplomatic relations with Chile (Davis, Finan and Peck, 1977: 219-220; Lagos Carmona, 1981: 116-120). Representatives of Bolivia and Chile engaged in secret talks ...
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The Importance of the Tidal Datum in the Definition of Maritime Limits and Boundaries
By Nuno Sergio Marques AntunesThe Importance of the Tidal Datum in the Definition of Maritime Limits and Boundaries
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The International Boundaries of East Timor
By Neil DeeleyThe International Boundaries of East Timor
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Developments in the Technical Determination of Maritime Space: Delimitation, Dispute Resolution, Geographical Information Systems and the Role of the Technical...
By Clive H. Schofield, Chris CarletonDevelopments in the Technical Determination of Maritime Space: Delimitation, Dispute Resolution, Geographical Information Systems and the Role of the Technical...
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Technical Aspects of Maritime Boundary Delimitation
By P. B. BeazleyTechnical Aspects of Maritime Boundary Delimitation
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The Joint Development of Offshore Oil and Gas in Relation to Maritime Boundary Delimitation
By Masahiro MiyoshiThe Joint Development of Offshore Oil and Gas in Relation to Maritime Boundary Delimitation