Información General

• Autores: Justyna Nawrot (ed. lit.), Zuzanna Peplowska-Dabrowska (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Informa Law
• Año de publicación: 2020
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-0-367-34361-3
• Texto completo no disponible (Saber más ...)

Resumen

• This book is the first of its kind to explore the problems inherent in the unification of maritime law. Featuring contributions from leading experts at European maritime law research centres, it considers international conventions, current maritime practice, standard forms and recently adopted or drafted national codifications of maritime law from the codification point of view.

  The book is divided into four parts which represent different views on the main topic. Part I gathers chapters dedicated to different aspects and methods of unification of maritime law on a global scale, as well as several specific issues of maritime law from the regulatory point of view. Part II of the book consists of those papers that centre around the issue of transport of goods. Part III is dedicated to codifications of carriage of passengers, cruise law and leisure navigation. Finally, Part IV addresses national codifications of maritime law.

  Codification of Maritime Law: Challenges, Possibilities and Experience seeks to provide common ground for future unification of maritime law, which makes the book useful both for private and public maritime lawyers and states’ maritime administrations worldwide

Otros catálogos

• Red de Bibliotecas Universitarias (REBIUN)

Listado de artículos

• • PART I: GENERAL REMARKS

    • Codification: Problems of differing legal cultures

      Francis Reynolds

      págs. 3-9

      

    • Unification and codification of maritime law: Friends or foes?

      Eric Van Hooydonk

      págs. 10-16

      

    • Unification of maritime law – a failed strategy?

      Erik Røsœg

      págs. 17-33

      

    • Codification by treaty of private maritime law from the perspective of a public international lawyer

      A. Serdy

      págs. 34-39

      

    • Codification – best left to states or to someone else?

      Andrew Tettenborn

      págs. 40-56

      

    • Successes and failures of uniform maritime law instruments: Is there room for a new approach?

      Juan Pablo Rodríguez Delgado

      págs. 57-79

      

    • The gap between EU and EEA Law: Opportunities and threats of EEA consolidation

      Milagros Valera Chouciño

      págs. 80-86

      

    • The Maritime Labour Convention: A code of minimum rights and maximum impact

      Julia Constantino Chagas-Lessa

      págs. 87-101

      

  • PART II: CODIFICATION ISSUES IN TRANSPORT OF GOODS BY SEA

    • The Rotterdam Rules and International Trade: Accord or discord?

      Rhidian Thomas

      págs. 105-120

      

    • Sea transport documents in banks’ hands – bridging the UCP with commercial shipping law

      Jingbo Zhang

      págs. 121-133

      

    • The challenges of ICTs in the shipping sector among international uniform law, codification and Lex Mercatoria: The electronic bill of lading

      Elena Orrù

      págs. 134-146

      

    • The future of the regulation of the contract for the multimodal carriage of goods in the context of the Rotterdam Rules

      Daniel Dabrowski, Konrad Garnowski

      págs. 147-155

      

    • Regulation of the multimodal carrier’s liability regime with a special focus of selected national maritime and transport laws

      Patryk Ciok

      págs. 156-168

      

  • PART III: CODIFICATION IN THE AREA OF CARRIAGE OF PASSENGERS AND LEISURE NAVIGATION

    • The role of sailing and leisure navigation in the codification process of maritime law (in the framework of the Spanish Maritime Navigation Law of 2014)

      Juan Luis Pulido Begines

      págs. 171-186

      

    • Yacht Codes – a solution to the problem of equivalent safety standards for large yachts

      Richard Coles

      págs. 187-195

      

    • Claims for personal injuries by cruise ship passengers under international and EU regimes

      Olena Bokareva

      págs. 196-213

      

  • PART IV: NATIONAL CODIFICATIONS OF MARITIME LAW

    • Maritime law codification in Japan: Elements considered and those not considered

      Souichirou Kozuka

      págs. 217-231

      

    • Codification of maritime law: The experience of Spain

      José Manuel Martín Osante

      págs. 232-245

      

    • Recent national maritime law codifications – reasons and scope: The Polish perspective as compared with other selected jurisdictions

      Justyna Nawrot, Zuzanna Peplowska-Dabrowska

      págs. 246-254