Changing currents: laws and development in South Pacific island states

Sue Farran

Changing currents: laws and development in South Pacific island states

Sue Farran

Law Department

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Abstract

The conference focused on small island states and the theme of legal hybridity. This paper looked at the interface of international, national and local laws, including customary laws, affecting marine resources and their management in parts of the Pacific. In particular the paper considered the various players at each level and the extent to which there is a coherent legal framework in place to ensure the sustainability of marine resources, and the ways in which, if at all, indigenous traditional knowledge in this area informs national and international strategies.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - May 2011
Event	2nd Island Dynamics Conference - Valleta, Malta Duration: 1 May 2011 → …

Conference

Conference	2nd Island Dynamics Conference
Period	1/05/11 → …

Keywords

Coastal resources and mangagement
fish
marine resources
law
custom

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Changing currents: laws and development in South Pacific island states

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