Regulating Autonomous Vessels : International, Regional, and European Regulation of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships /
This book adds to the legal research on autonomous vessels and proposes a combined international-supranational regulation concept, introducing the reader to the most urgent international legal aspects with respect to autonomous ships. The future legal framework must be technology-neutral and reliabl...
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| 246 | 3 | |a International, Regional, and European Regulation of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships | |
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| 490 | 1 | |a Publications on Ocean Development ; |v 103 | |
| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references and index. | ||
| 505 | 0 | |t Foreword -- List of Abbreviations -- 1 Introduction -- 1. 1 Aim and Objectives -- 1. 2 Scope and Outline -- 2 Autonomous Shipping Technology -- 2. 1 Maritime Autonomy as a Concept -- 2. 1.1 Autonomy and Automation -- 2. 1.2 Vessel Operation without Human Presence on Board -- 2. 1.3 Autonomy and Manning -- 2. 1.4 Degrees of Autonomy -- 2. 1.5 Conclusions -- 2. 2 Technical Development and Research Projects -- 2. 3 Economic, Safety, Security, and Environmental Aspects -- 2. 3.1 Economic Aspects -- 2. 3.2 Safety and Security Aspects -- 2. 3.3 Environmental Aspects -- 2. 3.4 Conclusions -- 3 International Regulatory Framework for Commercial Shipping -- 3. 1 The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea -- 3. 1.1 Flag State Jurisdiction -- 3. 1.2 The Zonal Approach -- 3. 1.3 Coastal State Jurisdiction -- 3. 2 Port State Jurisdiction -- 3. 2.1 Access to Ports -- 3. 2.2 Port State Control -- 3. 2.3 Conclusions -- 3. 3 The imo and unclos -- 3. 3.1 The Competent International Organization -- 3. 3.2 Generally Accepted International Rules and Standards -- 3. 3.3 High-Priority Instruments for mass -- 3. 3.4 Conclusions -- 3. 4 The International Maritime Organization -- 3. 4.1 Structure -- 3. 4.2 Law-Making and Implementation Activities -- 3. 5 Conclusions -- 4 mass and the International Legal Framework -- 4. 1 Principle of Mutual Recognition -- 4. 2 Interpretation of International Law -- 4. 3 The Regulatory Scoping Exercise of the imo -- 4. 4 Legal Gaps for mass in the Current Legal Framework -- 4. 4.1 Flag State Registration and Genuine Link -- 4. 4.2 Safety at Sea -- 4. 4.3 Search and Rescue -- 4. 4.4 Conclusions -- 4. 5 National Regulatory Activities on mass -- 4. 5.1 Finland -- 4. 5.2 Norway -- 4. 5.3 United Kingdom -- 4. 5.4 France -- 4. 6 Conclusions -- 5 Means to Adapt the Legal Framework to mass -- 5. 1 Requirements and Recommendations for mass Regulation -- 5. 2 Law and Regulation -- 5. 2.1 Soft Law -- 5. 2.2 Rational Choice Theory -- 5. 2.3 Conclusions -- 5. 3 Regulation at the International Level -- 5. 3.1 Non-binding Instruments of the imo -- 5. 3.2 Amendments to the International Legal Framework -- 5. 3.3 A New mass Convention -- 5. 3.4 Decision of a Conference of the State Parties -- 5. 3.5 Generally Accepted International Rules and Standards -- 5. 3.6 Customary International Law and Subsequent State Practice -- 5. 3.7 Conclusions -- 5. 4 Regulation at the Regional Level -- 5. 4.1 Regional Cooperation -- 4.2 Maritime Cooperation in Northern and Western Europe -- 5. 4.3 Admissibility of an Inter-se Agreement -- 5. 4.4 A Regional mass Convention -- 5. 4.5 Conclusions -- 5. 5 Regulation at the Supranational Level -- 5. 5.1 EU Competence and Available Instruments -- 5. 5.2 Self-standing Act -- 5. 5.3 Implementing Act -- 5. 5.4 Conclusions -- Conclusions and Outlook -- References -- Table of Cases -- International Court of Justice -- Court of Justice of the European Union -- Other Court Cases -- IMO Documents -- Council of the International Maritime Organization -- Maritime Safety Committee -- Marine Environmental Protection Committee -- Facilitation Committee -- Legal Committee -- Intersessional Working Group on MASS -- Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultative Organization -- Internationl Conventions and Statutory Instruments -- International Conventions -- EU Statutory Instruments -- EEA Joint Committee -- Other Statutory Instruments -- Index. | |
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| 650 | 0 | |a Automatic pilot (Ships) | |
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