Правовой режим Берингова пролива и безопасность мореплавания

Скаридов Александр Станиславович

doi:10.7256/2454-0633.2016.4.20618


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International Law and International Organizations

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Skaridov A.S. Bering Strait legal regime and safety of the maritime traffic // International Law and International Organizations. 2016. № 4. P. 414-426. DOI: 10.7256/2454-0633.2016.4.20618 URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=20618

Правовой режим Берингова пролива и безопасность мореплавания

Skaridov Aleksandr Stanislavovich

Professor, the department of Private Law, Admiral Makarov State University of Maritime and Inland Shipping

198035, Russia, St. Petersburg, Dvinskaya Street 5/7

alexskar94@hotmail.com

Article was published in rubric "INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT OF SPECIFIC BRANCHES OF INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC LAW"

DOI:

10.7256/2454-0633.2016.4.20618

Received:

03-10-2016

Published:

14-01-2017

Abstract: The author examined the questions and expressed his original thoughts regarding the legal issues of maritime traffic in the Bering Strait zone, considering the practice of ensuring its security. The subject of the research is the legal relations in the area of seafaring applicable to the Bering Strait legal regime. The article thoroughly reviews such questions as the analysis of legislation of the littoral states, regulation of seafaring, and safety of maritime traffic. The main emphasis is made on examination of the main navigation routs that can ensure the security in maritime traffic due to the increase of seafaring intensity in the Chukchi Sea. The scientific novelty is substantiate by the fact of absence of similar works on this matter in the Russian specialized literature. The relevance is justified by the need to introduction of the new legal and organizational measures aimed at ensuring security in seafaring in straits considering the possible increase of the intensity of seafaring, which is being forecasted based on the use of the Northeast Passage.

Keywords:

Bering strait, Sea law, safety of navigation, traffic control, social-environmental issues, straits legal status, legal regime of the maritime spaces, safety of natural maritime landscapes, control of sea traffic, Arctic merchant navigation

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