Public Maritime Law in Asia/Публичное морское право в Азии

Издание на английском языке
This book is a collection of studies on maritime law and regulation in East Asian countries. It examines the development of admiralty law, the maritime legislation of South Korea, China, and Japan, and issues of vessel safety, collisions, marine environmental protection, waste management, marine protected areas, seafarers' rights, labor agreements, and international crew training standards.

Content
1. The Phenomenon of Admiralty: Its Genesis, Historical Evolution, and Usage. Proshanto K. Mukherjee
2. Public Maritime Legislations in South Korea. Junghwan Choi
3. Public Maritime Legislations in China. Junghwan Choi and Xingguo Cao
4. Public Maritime Legislations in Japan. Unho Lee
5. A Legal Analysis of the Reporting Duty for Defects in Seaworthiness Under the Ship Safety Act. You-Rak Jang
6. Current Safety Issues of Car Ferries in South Korea and Northeast China and Their Improvements. Junghwan Choi and SangSeop Lim
7. Ship Collision Under Chinese Maritime Law: Legislation and Judicial Precedents. Jiancuo Qi
8. Legal Framework for Marine Garbage and Plastic Waste Management in South Korea. Hojeong Dan
9. Marine Protected Area in the Waters Surrounding Dokdo. Junghwan Choi and SangSeop Lim
10. The Need for Designating the Yellow Sea as a Particularly Sensitive Sea Area (PSSA). Junghwan Choi
11. Developments in Crew Management and the Protection of Rights and Interests in China. Xingguo Cao, Runze Wu, Yuxuan Jiang, and Jing Zhang
12. Overview of the Japanese Seafarers' Act and Its Recent Reform. Kengo Minami
13. Regulations of Seafarers' Employment Agreements: Vietnam and Korea in Comparison. Hoang Thi Hong Hanh and Sungho Park
14. A Comprehensive Review of the STCW Convention and Code at the 10th IMO HTW Session. Songyi Yi and Sangil Lee