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2025 Online Course:
Preparatory Materials - Module 1
Each lecture requires participants to undertake advance
preparation in terms of reading one or two recommended papers or
articles, watching a video and/or reflecting on questions. See below
and click on the relevant lecture links for Module
1 (Law of the Sea and Ocean Governance). Equivalent details
are
available for Module 2 and will be rolled out
nearer the time
for Module 3 and Module 4 as the course progresses.
MODULE 1: LAW OF THE SEA AND OCEAN GOVERNANCE
Session 1: Monday 14th April
Session 2: Thursday 17th April
Session 3: Tuesday 22nd April
Session 4: Thursday 24th April
OPTIONAL EXTRAS
1. International Institute for Sustainable Development, The Rising
Pressures on Ocean Governance, (IISD Policy Brief, 2021) –
with
some introductory videos on, inter alia, the United
Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea to dip into if you have time.
(See
also their Earth Negotiations Bulletin for
useful updates you can sign up for, as well as
their SDG
Knowledge Hub.)
2. 2024 Report of the Secretary-General on
Oceans and the
Law of the Sea plus previous copies of this annual report,
available in
six languages on the DOALOS website.
3. Daniela Diz, Carolina Hazin, Ben Boteler, Carole Durussel, Glossary of Ocean Governance Terms,
STRONG High
Seas Project, 2022. (Useful reference during the course; in English,
French, Spanish.)
4. Text of United Nations Convention on the Law
of the Sea,
available in six languages on the DOALOS website -- for reference, not
reading all 202 pages!
5. Several chapters relating to ocean governance, law of the sea, high
seas etc. can be found in The
Future of Ocean Governance and Capacity Development - Essays in Honour
of Elisabeth Mann Borgese (1918-2002).
Commemorating the 100th anniversary of EMB's birth, this volume edited
by IOI-Canada features
contributions from over 80 specialists and practitioners in the field
of ocean governance and is based on
themes and issues covered in our annual training programme. To download
essays for free via open access, go to
Brill web page for the book
and scroll down to explore the 10 different sections.
6. Stefan Partelow, Maria Hadjimichael and Anna-Katharina Hornidge
(eds,) Ocean Governance: Knowledge Systems, Policy
Foundations and Thematic Analyses, MARE Publication Series
(MARE, Volume 25), Springer, 2023.
7. High Seas Alliance: Progress Map showing which
countries have
signed/ratified the High Seas Treaty. (Map is based on data taken from
the UN Treaty Collection site.)
8. High Seas Alliance, Briefings: Deep Dives into the Provisions of the BBNJ
Agreement.
9. United Nations: UN Systems Chart, July 2023
(downloadable as pdf
in all six official UN languages)
10. Articles on the map projection of a single world ocean: The
Spilhaus Projection: “The seven seas” become one ocean, and The
Spilhaus World Ocean Map in a Square
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