Antarctic Security in the Twenty-First Century: Legal and policy perspectives

Preface, Alan D. Hemmings, Donald R. Rothwell, Karen N. Scott 1. The Search for Donald R. Rothwell, Karen N. Scott and Alan D. Hemmings 2. Law and Policy for Antarctic Security: An Analytical Framework, Hitoshi Nasu 3. The Antarctic Treaty as a Construct, Donald R. Rothwell 4. Regime Integrity qua Antarctic Security: Embedding Global Principles and Universal Values with the Antarctic Treaty System, Duncan French 5. beyond Claims, Alan D. Hemmings 6. The Antarctic Peninsula: Territory, Sovereignty Watch and the Problem, Klaus Dodds 7. Strategic Competition and Emerging Risks: Will Antarctica Remain Demilitarised?, Sam Bateman 8. Law Enforcement in Antarctica, Donald R. Rothwell 9. Antarctic Resources and Human Security, Caroline E. Foster 10. Delimitation of the Continental Shelves in the Antarctic Treaty Area: Lessons for Regime, Resources and Environmental Security, Mel Weber 11. Bioprospecting as a Challenge to the Antarctic Treaty, Christopher C. Joyner 12. Marine Resources Management, and the Antarctic Treaty System: An Ongoing Agenda?, Marcus Haward 13. Maritime Security: Investing in Safe Shipping Operations to Help Prevent Marine Pollution, Julia Jabour 14. The Antarctic Climate Security Dilemma and the Future of Antarctic Governance, Sanjay Chaturvedi 15. Scientific Rhetoric and Antarctic Security, Karen N. Scott 16. The Challenges Posed by Scientific Permit Whaling and its Opponents in the Southern Ocean, Joanna Mossop 17. Antarctic in a Global Context, Alan D. Hemmings, Donald R. Rothwell, Karen N. Scott