ISSN 0046-578X
Vol. 42, Issue 1, 2013September 01, 2013 EDT
Fishing Moratoria and Securing TURFS: Creating Opportunities for Future Marine Resource Abundance in the Face of Scarcity in Western Africa
Fishing Moratoria and Securing TURFS: Creating Opportunities for Future Marine Resource Abundance in the Face of Scarcity in Western Africa
Articles in Vol. 42, Issue 1, 2013
Vol. 42, Issue 1, 2013
- International Law in a Time of Scarcity: An IntroductionHarlan Cohen
- Resource Scarcity from an Applied Economic PerspectiveJose Cuesta
- Fishing Moratoria and Securing TURFS: Creating Opportunities for Future Marine Resource Abundance in the Face of Scarcity in Western AfricaAnastasia Telesetsky
- River of Contention: Scarcity Discourse and Water Competition in Highland PeruBarbara Lynch
- Reconciling Indigenous and Women's Rights to Land in Sub-Saharan AfricaAparna Polavarapu
- Germany and the U.S. Present: A Roadmap for Protecting State Sovereignty in the European Stability MechanismMatthew Gregory
- Maryland v. King and the Road Already Traveled: How the United Kingdom Tried--and Failed--to Balance State Interests with Privacy RightsCourtney Poole
- Whore or Homemaker? The Rocky State of Illegal Prostitution in the Newly-Formed South Sudan and a Practical Resolution to Curtail the EpidemicBrittany Sykes
- Hey Uncle Sam! Maybe It's Time to Stop Condoning Child Abductions to MexicoAntoinette Wood
- Domestic Solutions to the International Problem of Water Scarcity: Singapore, A Case StudySuzanne Lewis
- Dredging the Port of Savannah to Deepen Georgia's Connections WorldwideDavid Mullens III
Anastasia Telesetsky, Fishing Moratoria and Securing TURFS: Creating Opportunities for Future Marine Resource Abundance in the Face of Scarcity in Western Africa, 42 Ga. J. Int’l & Compar. L. (2013).