Niels Krabbe is Research Fellow at the University of Gothenburg School of Business, Law and Economics, Sweden.David Langlet is Professor of Law at the University of Uppsala, Sweden.

• 1. Foreword: Marine Bioprospecting, Biodiversity and Novel Uses of Ocean ResourcesDavid Langlet and Niels Krabbe2. Stewardship Beyond the State: Implications for the Regulation of Marine Genetic Resources in Areas Beyond National JurisdictionRichard Barnes3. The Shortcomings of the Marine Genetic Resource Debate: A Matter of Context?Niels Krabbe4. Protecting the Environment Beyond National Jurisdiction Through International Trade Law: Challenges and ReflectionsAleke Stöfen O’Brien5. The Emergence of Digital Sequence Information (DSI) and Its Implication for the Law on Access to Genetic Resources and BioprospectingChristian Prip6. Coordinating UNCLOS Regimes: An Analysis of the Interface of the Competencies of the ISA and IMO with Respect to Activities in the AreaAldo Chircop, Alfonso Ascencio-Herrera and Fredrik Haag7. What Are the Limits of the Protection of Biodiversity Belonging to the Sedentary Species of the Continental Shelves Within National Jurisdiction?Ekaterina Antsygina8. Tight Lines at Sea: An Interdisciplinary Analysis of Fisheries, Marine Biodiversity and InstitutionsNkeiru Scotcher9. Bioprospecting under the Nagoya Protocol and the Sustainable Development GoalsPeter Gottschalk10. Regulation of Marine Bioprospecting in IcelandSnjo´laug A´rnado´ttir11. Bioprospecting in the Arctic and Indigenous People’s RightsValeria Eboli12. Conclusions: Changing Human Uses of Marine Resources and International Law: Looking AheadDavid Langlet

Niels Krabbe is Research Fellow at the University of Gothenburg School of Business, Law and Economics, Sweden.David Langlet is Professor of Law at the University of Uppsala, Sweden.

• 1. Foreword: Marine Bioprospecting, Biodiversity and Novel Uses of Ocean ResourcesDavid Langlet and Niels Krabbe2. Stewardship Beyond the State: Implications for the Regulation of Marine Genetic Resources in Areas Beyond National JurisdictionRichard Barnes3. The Shortcomings of the Marine Genetic Resource Debate: A Matter of Context?Niels Krabbe4. Protecting the Environment Beyond National Jurisdiction Through International Trade Law: Challenges and ReflectionsAleke Stöfen O’Brien5. The Emergence of Digital Sequence Information (DSI) and Its Implication for the Law on Access to Genetic Resources and BioprospectingChristian Prip6. Coordinating UNCLOS Regimes: An Analysis of the Interface of the Competencies of the ISA and IMO with Respect to Activities in the AreaAldo Chircop, Alfonso Ascencio-Herrera and Fredrik Haag7. What Are the Limits of the Protection of Biodiversity Belonging to the Sedentary Species of the Continental Shelves Within National Jurisdiction?Ekaterina Antsygina8. Tight Lines at Sea: An Interdisciplinary Analysis of Fisheries, Marine Biodiversity and InstitutionsNkeiru Scotcher9. Bioprospecting under the Nagoya Protocol and the Sustainable Development GoalsPeter Gottschalk10. Regulation of Marine Bioprospecting in IcelandSnjo´laug A´rnado´ttir11. Bioprospecting in the Arctic and Indigenous People’s RightsValeria Eboli12. Conclusions: Changing Human Uses of Marine Resources and International Law: Looking AheadDavid Langlet

Niels Krabbe is Research Fellow at the University of Gothenburg School of Business, Law and Economics, Sweden.David Langlet is Professor of Law at the University of Uppsala, Sweden.

• 1. Foreword: Marine Bioprospecting, Biodiversity and Novel Uses of Ocean ResourcesDavid Langlet and Niels Krabbe2. Stewardship Beyond the State: Implications for the Regulation of Marine Genetic Resources in Areas Beyond National JurisdictionRichard Barnes3. The Shortcomings of the Marine Genetic Resource Debate: A Matter of Context?Niels Krabbe4. Protecting the Environment Beyond National Jurisdiction Through International Trade Law: Challenges and ReflectionsAleke Stöfen O’Brien5. The Emergence of Digital Sequence Information (DSI) and Its Implication for the Law on Access to Genetic Resources and BioprospectingChristian Prip6. Coordinating UNCLOS Regimes: An Analysis of the Interface of the Competencies of the ISA and IMO with Respect to Activities in the AreaAldo Chircop, Alfonso Ascencio-Herrera and Fredrik Haag7. What Are the Limits of the Protection of Biodiversity Belonging to the Sedentary Species of the Continental Shelves Within National Jurisdiction?Ekaterina Antsygina8. Tight Lines at Sea: An Interdisciplinary Analysis of Fisheries, Marine Biodiversity and InstitutionsNkeiru Scotcher9. Bioprospecting under the Nagoya Protocol and the Sustainable Development GoalsPeter Gottschalk10. Regulation of Marine Bioprospecting in IcelandSnjo´laug A´rnado´ttir11. Bioprospecting in the Arctic and Indigenous People’s RightsValeria Eboli12. Conclusions: Changing Human Uses of Marine Resources and International Law: Looking AheadDavid Langlet