American Journal of International Law · 1974 · 28 citations · 0 references
Environmental LawLatin American StudyLawLaw Of The SeaInternational Environmental LawLatin American CountriesNatural ResourcesNational ClaimsLatin American SocietyLatin American HistoryLatin American ContributionConflict Of LawLatin American CultureLatin American StudiesInternational LawPublic International LawComparative LawHumanitiesSpanishInter-american Relation
National claims, whether made unilaterally or at the regional or subregional level, play a fundamental role in the development of the law regarding the exploration, exploitation, and conservation of natural resources of the sea. The contribution to this body of law made by the Latin American countries has no parallel in any other group of countries or region. This contribution has been not only fruitful but extremely varied. Nevertheless, when the different types or categories of claims are analyzed, importantsimilarities can be noted among the more recentclaims