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… nature of a fisheries right is an incident of crown sovereignty rather than a proprietary right, or that the … whereby Chile, Ecuador and Peru proclaimed their exclusive sovereignty and jurisdiction over a maritime zone of flat 200 … but res communis omnium. 25 State property regimes State sovereignty is a construct of international law. Sovereignty …

… In the 20 century, the principle of absolute territorial sovereignty in international water law gave way to the principle of “limited territorial sovereignty”, a principle that itself was based on the …

… are especially bleak in view of the sensitive Antarctic sovereignty issue. A state that becomes party to 1980 CAMLR …

… also part of international customary law.15 However, the sovereignty of states over their natural resources is not … Article 2(3) UNCLOS states accordingly that ‘[t]he sovereignty over the territorial sea is exercised subject to … of security; and (f ) participation in defending the State sovereignty. 4. The authority to manage the resources in the …

… break its laws is often perceived as an issue close to its sovereignty, and most states use the criminal law for a wide …