Aldo Chircop, JSD, is professor of law and director of the Marine & Environmental Law Institute, Dalhousie University, Canada. He is co-author of Maritime Law (Irwin Law, 2003) and Places of Refuge for Ships: Emerging Environmental Concerns of a Maritime Custom (Nijhoff, 2006).Norman Letalik, LL.M. (1980) Dalhousie University, is a Partner and Managing Director, Professional Excellence at Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, Canada's largest law firm. He has authored more than 50 publications on many legal topics, including law of the sea and shipping law.Ted L. McDorman is a Professor in the Law Faculty of the University of Victoria. He is the editor-in-chief of Ocean Development and International Law and the author of Salt Water Neighbors: International Ocean Law Relations between the United States and Canada (Oxford University Press, 2009).Susan J. Rolston, MA, is Principal, Seawinds Consulting Services, and an Associate, Marine & Environmental Law Institute, Dalhousie University. She is a co-editor of The Future of Ocean Regime-Building: Essays in Tribute to Douglas M. Johnston (Martinus Nijhoff, 2009).

• ForewordSir Graham DayCo-editors’ PrefaceBiographical Note on Edgar GoldIntroductionAldo Chircop, Norman Letalik, Ted L. McDorman, and Susan J. RolstonLaw of the Sea and Ocean GovernanceTommy Koh Straits Used for International Navigation: Some Recent DevelopmentsCarlyle L. MitchellLaw, Economics and Politics: Trinidad and Tobago/Grenada Maritime Boundary DelimitationA. William MoreiraRegulation of High Seas Fisheries in the Northwest Atlantic, 1976–2010L. Dolliver NelsonThe Reasonable Bond: Some Brief RemarksRobert C. BeckmanDo We Need a New Convention on Piracy and Armed Robbery Against Ships?Aref FakhryPiracy Across Maritime Law: Is There a Problem of Definition?Governance in the Arctic OceanBrian FlemmingA Commentary on the Great Arctic Melt and Its Potential Impact on Global Shipping PatternsR. Douglas Brubaker with Claes Lykke RagnerRussia’s Northern Sea Route—Much to DoKenneth A. MacInnisThe Polluter Pays Principle: Preventing Ship-source Oil Pollution in the ArcticDavid L. VanderZwaag and Vu Hai DangRegional Cooperation in the South China Sea and the Arctic: Lessons to Be Learned?Shipping and International Maritime LawAlfred PoppThe Treaty-Making Work of the Legal Committee of the International Maritime OrganizationEric Machum and Frank Metcalf Will Insurance Cover That? A Review of the Challenges Faced by Coastal States Seeking to Recover the Cost for Removal of Wrecks under the Nairobi Wreck Removal ConventionSherry P. Broder and Jon M. Van DykeThe Urgency of Reducing Air Pollution from Global ShippingMary R. BrooksMaritime Cabotage: International Market Issues in the Liberalization of Domestic ShippingKjetil Eivindstad and Christopher PetrieSafer Ships and Cleaner Seas: The Insurer’s RoleProshanto K. MukherjeeEconomic Losses and Environmental Damage in the Law of Ship-Source PollutionVincent Cogliati-Bantz, Sarah Derrington, Craig Forrest, Nick Gaskell, and Michael WhiteMarine Oil and Gas Pollution Spills in Australian WatersMoira L. McConnellForging or Foregoing ‘the Genuine Link’? A Reflection on the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 and Other ApproachesSeafaring and Maritime Labour LawAlastair CouperPerceptions and Attitudes of Seafarers Towards Maritime Regulations: An Historical PerspectiveSarah M. KirbyThe Continuing Criminalization of Seafarers: Where to Go From Here?Nien-Tsu Alfred HuSeafarers’ Welfare Development in Southeast Asia: A CommentaryAngus McDonald Reflections on a Changing Industry and the Seafaring ProfessionArthur J. HansonFuture Sea Captains: Environmentally Responsible Global CitizensCanadian Maritime LawTed L. McDormanCanada’s Vessel Traffic Management Regime: An Overview in the Context of International LawNorman LetalikForum Shopping Comes to Canada: The Recognition of Foreign Maritime LiensAldo ChircopThe Continuing Evolution of Maritime Law Jurisdiction in CanadaWylie Spicer‘Change My Way of Thinking’: Canadian Maritime Law and the Supreme Court of Canada, The Edgar Gold YearsSelected Publications of Edgar GoldIndex

Aldo Chircop, JSD, is professor of law and director of the Marine & Environmental Law Institute, Dalhousie University, Canada. He is co-author of Maritime Law (Irwin Law, 2003) and Places of Refuge for Ships: Emerging Environmental Concerns of a Maritime Custom (Nijhoff, 2006).Norman Letalik, LL.M. (1980) Dalhousie University, is a Partner and Managing Director, Professional Excellence at Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, Canada's largest law firm. He has authored more than 50 publications on many legal topics, including law of the sea and shipping law.Ted L. McDorman is a Professor in the Law Faculty of the University of Victoria. He is the editor-in-chief of Ocean Development and International Law and the author of Salt Water Neighbors: International Ocean Law Relations between the United States and Canada (Oxford University Press, 2009).Susan J. Rolston, MA, is Principal, Seawinds Consulting Services, and an Associate, Marine & Environmental Law Institute, Dalhousie University. She is a co-editor of The Future of Ocean Regime-Building: Essays in Tribute to Douglas M. Johnston (Martinus Nijhoff, 2009).

• ForewordSir Graham DayCo-editors’ PrefaceBiographical Note on Edgar GoldIntroductionAldo Chircop, Norman Letalik, Ted L. McDorman, and Susan J. RolstonLaw of the Sea and Ocean GovernanceTommy Koh Straits Used for International Navigation: Some Recent DevelopmentsCarlyle L. MitchellLaw, Economics and Politics: Trinidad and Tobago/Grenada Maritime Boundary DelimitationA. William MoreiraRegulation of High Seas Fisheries in the Northwest Atlantic, 1976–2010L. Dolliver NelsonThe Reasonable Bond: Some Brief RemarksRobert C. BeckmanDo We Need a New Convention on Piracy and Armed Robbery Against Ships?Aref FakhryPiracy Across Maritime Law: Is There a Problem of Definition?Governance in the Arctic OceanBrian FlemmingA Commentary on the Great Arctic Melt and Its Potential Impact on Global Shipping PatternsR. Douglas Brubaker with Claes Lykke RagnerRussia’s Northern Sea Route—Much to DoKenneth A. MacInnisThe Polluter Pays Principle: Preventing Ship-source Oil Pollution in the ArcticDavid L. VanderZwaag and Vu Hai DangRegional Cooperation in the South China Sea and the Arctic: Lessons to Be Learned?Shipping and International Maritime LawAlfred PoppThe Treaty-Making Work of the Legal Committee of the International Maritime OrganizationEric Machum and Frank Metcalf Will Insurance Cover That? A Review of the Challenges Faced by Coastal States Seeking to Recover the Cost for Removal of Wrecks under the Nairobi Wreck Removal ConventionSherry P. Broder and Jon M. Van DykeThe Urgency of Reducing Air Pollution from Global ShippingMary R. BrooksMaritime Cabotage: International Market Issues in the Liberalization of Domestic ShippingKjetil Eivindstad and Christopher PetrieSafer Ships and Cleaner Seas: The Insurer’s RoleProshanto K. MukherjeeEconomic Losses and Environmental Damage in the Law of Ship-Source PollutionVincent Cogliati-Bantz, Sarah Derrington, Craig Forrest, Nick Gaskell, and Michael WhiteMarine Oil and Gas Pollution Spills in Australian WatersMoira L. McConnellForging or Foregoing ‘the Genuine Link’? A Reflection on the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 and Other ApproachesSeafaring and Maritime Labour LawAlastair CouperPerceptions and Attitudes of Seafarers Towards Maritime Regulations: An Historical PerspectiveSarah M. KirbyThe Continuing Criminalization of Seafarers: Where to Go From Here?Nien-Tsu Alfred HuSeafarers’ Welfare Development in Southeast Asia: A CommentaryAngus McDonald Reflections on a Changing Industry and the Seafaring ProfessionArthur J. HansonFuture Sea Captains: Environmentally Responsible Global CitizensCanadian Maritime LawTed L. McDormanCanada’s Vessel Traffic Management Regime: An Overview in the Context of International LawNorman LetalikForum Shopping Comes to Canada: The Recognition of Foreign Maritime LiensAldo ChircopThe Continuing Evolution of Maritime Law Jurisdiction in CanadaWylie Spicer‘Change My Way of Thinking’: Canadian Maritime Law and the Supreme Court of Canada, The Edgar Gold YearsSelected Publications of Edgar GoldIndex

Aldo Chircop, JSD, is professor of law and director of the Marine & Environmental Law Institute, Dalhousie University, Canada. He is co-author of Maritime Law (Irwin Law, 2003) and Places of Refuge for Ships: Emerging Environmental Concerns of a Maritime Custom (Nijhoff, 2006).Norman Letalik, LL.M. (1980) Dalhousie University, is a Partner and Managing Director, Professional Excellence at Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, Canada's largest law firm. He has authored more than 50 publications on many legal topics, including law of the sea and shipping law.Ted L. McDorman is a Professor in the Law Faculty of the University of Victoria. He is the editor-in-chief of Ocean Development and International Law and the author of Salt Water Neighbors: International Ocean Law Relations between the United States and Canada (Oxford University Press, 2009).Susan J. Rolston, MA, is Principal, Seawinds Consulting Services, and an Associate, Marine & Environmental Law Institute, Dalhousie University. She is a co-editor of The Future of Ocean Regime-Building: Essays in Tribute to Douglas M. Johnston (Martinus Nijhoff, 2009).

• ForewordSir Graham DayCo-editors’ PrefaceBiographical Note on Edgar GoldIntroductionAldo Chircop, Norman Letalik, Ted L. McDorman, and Susan J. RolstonLaw of the Sea and Ocean GovernanceTommy Koh Straits Used for International Navigation: Some Recent DevelopmentsCarlyle L. MitchellLaw, Economics and Politics: Trinidad and Tobago/Grenada Maritime Boundary DelimitationA. William MoreiraRegulation of High Seas Fisheries in the Northwest Atlantic, 1976–2010L. Dolliver NelsonThe Reasonable Bond: Some Brief RemarksRobert C. BeckmanDo We Need a New Convention on Piracy and Armed Robbery Against Ships?Aref FakhryPiracy Across Maritime Law: Is There a Problem of Definition?Governance in the Arctic OceanBrian FlemmingA Commentary on the Great Arctic Melt and Its Potential Impact on Global Shipping PatternsR. Douglas Brubaker with Claes Lykke RagnerRussia’s Northern Sea Route—Much to DoKenneth A. MacInnisThe Polluter Pays Principle: Preventing Ship-source Oil Pollution in the ArcticDavid L. VanderZwaag and Vu Hai DangRegional Cooperation in the South China Sea and the Arctic: Lessons to Be Learned?Shipping and International Maritime LawAlfred PoppThe Treaty-Making Work of the Legal Committee of the International Maritime OrganizationEric Machum and Frank Metcalf Will Insurance Cover That? A Review of the Challenges Faced by Coastal States Seeking to Recover the Cost for Removal of Wrecks under the Nairobi Wreck Removal ConventionSherry P. Broder and Jon M. Van DykeThe Urgency of Reducing Air Pollution from Global ShippingMary R. BrooksMaritime Cabotage: International Market Issues in the Liberalization of Domestic ShippingKjetil Eivindstad and Christopher PetrieSafer Ships and Cleaner Seas: The Insurer’s RoleProshanto K. MukherjeeEconomic Losses and Environmental Damage in the Law of Ship-Source PollutionVincent Cogliati-Bantz, Sarah Derrington, Craig Forrest, Nick Gaskell, and Michael WhiteMarine Oil and Gas Pollution Spills in Australian WatersMoira L. McConnellForging or Foregoing ‘the Genuine Link’? A Reflection on the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 and Other ApproachesSeafaring and Maritime Labour LawAlastair CouperPerceptions and Attitudes of Seafarers Towards Maritime Regulations: An Historical PerspectiveSarah M. KirbyThe Continuing Criminalization of Seafarers: Where to Go From Here?Nien-Tsu Alfred HuSeafarers’ Welfare Development in Southeast Asia: A CommentaryAngus McDonald Reflections on a Changing Industry and the Seafaring ProfessionArthur J. HansonFuture Sea Captains: Environmentally Responsible Global CitizensCanadian Maritime LawTed L. McDormanCanada’s Vessel Traffic Management Regime: An Overview in the Context of International LawNorman LetalikForum Shopping Comes to Canada: The Recognition of Foreign Maritime LiensAldo ChircopThe Continuing Evolution of Maritime Law Jurisdiction in CanadaWylie Spicer‘Change My Way of Thinking’: Canadian Maritime Law and the Supreme Court of Canada, The Edgar Gold YearsSelected Publications of Edgar GoldIndex