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The Tabling Of International Treaties Inthe Parliament Of Canada: The First Four Years, Ted L. Mcdorman
The Tabling Of International Treaties Inthe Parliament Of Canada: The First Four Years, Ted L. Mcdorman
Dalhousie Law Journal
In January 2008, the government ofCanada announced the adoption of the policy that international treaties would be tabled in the House of Commons following their signature or adoption and prior to Canada formally notifying its intention to be bound by the treaty. This article provides an overview of the Tabling Policy, the domestic legal structure of treaty-making in Canada, a description of the international instruments that have been tabled under the Policy from 2008 to 2011, and a review of the one treaty that has been discussed at length in the House of Commons.
Preventing Coral Grief: A Comparison Of Australian And French Coral Reef Protection Strategies In A Changing Climate, Anne Caillaud, Florence Damiens, Bernard Salvat, Clive Wilkinson
Preventing Coral Grief: A Comparison Of Australian And French Coral Reef Protection Strategies In A Changing Climate, Anne Caillaud, Florence Damiens, Bernard Salvat, Clive Wilkinson
Sustainable Development Law & Policy
No abstract provided.
From Paper Trails To Dna Barcodes: Enhancing Traceability In Forest And Fishery Certification, Andrea Migone, Michael Howlett
From Paper Trails To Dna Barcodes: Enhancing Traceability In Forest And Fishery Certification, Andrea Migone, Michael Howlett
Natural Resources Journal
No abstract provided.
Estimation Of Multinomial Proportions Using Higher Order Moments Of Scrambling Variables In Randomized Response Sampling, Cheng C. Chen, Sarjinder Singh
Estimation Of Multinomial Proportions Using Higher Order Moments Of Scrambling Variables In Randomized Response Sampling, Cheng C. Chen, Sarjinder Singh
Journal of Modern Applied Statistical Methods
An extension to estimating multinomial proportions of potentially sensitive attributes in survey sampling is proposed using higher order moments of scrambling variables at the estimation stage to produce unbiased estimators. The variance and covariance expressions are derived and the relative efficiency of the proposed estimators based on scrambling variables is investigated.
Save Our Sharks: Using International Fisheries Law Within Regional Fisheries Management Organizations To Improve Shark Conservation, Stijn Van Osch
Save Our Sharks: Using International Fisheries Law Within Regional Fisheries Management Organizations To Improve Shark Conservation, Stijn Van Osch
Michigan Journal of International Law
Like many fish, sharks are facing unprecedented overfishing. They have been targeted both directly for their fins and caught accidentally (bycaught) in, for instance, tuna fisheries. This has led to collapsing stocks around the world. Overfishing has led to what has been termed a mass extinction among ocean species, and sharks are no exception-they are in fact especially vulnerable. As a result, many species of sharks are now listed on the Red List of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). This problem can only be tackled through coordinated, cooperative action by all states. This Note explores one avenue …
Shark Laws With Teeth: How Deep Can U.S. Conservation Laws Cut Into Global Trade Regulations, Kaitlin M. Wojnar
Shark Laws With Teeth: How Deep Can U.S. Conservation Laws Cut Into Global Trade Regulations, Kaitlin M. Wojnar
Animal Law Review
Controversy surrounding application of the Shark & Fishery Conservation Act of 2010 (Shark Conservation Act) reflects a culmination of competing interests between environmental conservation and international free trade. Non-governmental organizations are pressuring the United States (U.S.) government to use the Shark Conservation Act to impose trade sanctions against countries that do not have specific regulations on shark finning. The implementation of such import bans, however, could negatively impact the nation’s relationships with some of its principal trade partners and violate international obligations under multilateral trade treaties. This Note proposes that the U.S. cannot impose such an embargo on shark products …
International Environment Law, Andrew Schatz, Sara Vinson, David R. Downes, Stephanie Altman, Niranjali Amerasinghe, Derek Campbell, Joseph W. Dellapenna, Kristen Hite, Richard A. Horsch, David Hunter, Erika Lennon, Erica Lyman, Thomas Parker Redick, R. Justin Smith
International Environment Law, Andrew Schatz, Sara Vinson, David R. Downes, Stephanie Altman, Niranjali Amerasinghe, Derek Campbell, Joseph W. Dellapenna, Kristen Hite, Richard A. Horsch, David Hunter, Erika Lennon, Erica Lyman, Thomas Parker Redick, R. Justin Smith
The International Lawyer
No abstract provided.
Child Pirates From Somalia: A Call For The International Community To Support The Further Development Of Juvenile Justice Systems In Puntland And Somaliland, Danielle Fritz
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.