Veröffentlicht 2007-06-01
“… Disputes concerning insular territories (rocks, isles,
islands, etc.) are spread throughout the world: Spratly
Islands, Hanish
Islands,
Falkland Islands.Some of the disputes have a long history and still cannot be settled due to different reasons: economic privileges such as access to mineral and biological resources; strategic advantages; and political calculations, such as national pride.Some of the advantages of insular territories are encompassed in the definition of an
island which is included in both 1958 Convention on Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone and in 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea.It is also important to look at the mode of acquisition of territories which can be divided into two categories: by peaceful means (discovery, effective
occupation, cession) and by use of force. …”
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