Ocean governance in practice: A study of the application of marine science and technology research techniques to maritime law enforcement in Taiwan

Shih, Yi-Che

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2024.106081

Marine Policy

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.marpol.2024.106081

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Ocean governance in practice: A study of the application of marine science and technology research techniques to maritime law enforcement in Taiwan

Yi-Che Shih

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The article analyzes the legal challenges in maritime law focused on the protection of ocean resources, highlighting the difficulties in implementing international regulations in the face of increasing pressure from economic activities and environmental degradation. Through a comprehensive literature review, the authors identify critical problems such as regulatory fragmentation, illegal fishing, pollution and deep-sea mining. The regulatory framework established by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) provides a basic governance structure but faces limitations due to lack of coordination among various international entities, as well as disparity in implementation capacities between developed and developing countries. The study concludes that increased international cooperation and strengthened monitoring through advanced technology are key to improving ocean sustainability. Furthermore, it proposes the creation of coherent regulatory frameworks and the expansion of Marine Protected Areas as strategies to preserve marine ecosystems in the long term.

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Ocean governance in practice: A study of the application of marine science and technology research techniques to maritime law enforcement in Taiwan

Cited by 3 publications

References 64 publications

Maritime law enforcement concerning offshore energy platforms: Navigating international law constraints and challenges

Maritime law enforcement concerning offshore energy platforms: Navigating international law constraints and challenges

Systems Thinking of Marine Policies in Promoting Environmental Law, Sustainability, and Digital Technologies: Social Challenges in Belt and Road Initiative Countries

Desafíos jurídicos en el marco del derecho marítimo y la protección de los recursos oceánicos

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