… Governments of OECD Member countries are placing increasing emphasis on marine living
… This scheme had been introduced in 1993 as a means of helping the UK achieve its fleet …

… The EC and the OECD have recognised the need for such exceptions, and have never …
regulated from an environmental point of view.174 Thirdly, other activities, eg the extraction of …

… maritime business and globalisation. Section 2 discusses how trends in international maritime
… the opposite direction, ie how the maritime business is affected by globalisation. Section 4 …

… available sea transport supply provided by a shipping agent who works in port B on behalf
of the shipping … The shipping agent effectively gives the shipping line a presence in the port. …

… reporting on the most recent developments, we shall first consider the remaining instruments
in the maritime … a consultant at the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency in 1992-93. Any opinions …

… ocean transport, another one relates to ship management. Developments during 1992 …
The relocation of industries phenomenon is demonstrated by the fact that in some OECD …

… Alarmingly, the study shows that 74 out of 174 Member States have not participated in
any submissions or discussions in the studied Committees. It signifies that 42.5% of Member …

… maritime trade has grown from about 500 million tonnes in 1950 to about 4200 million tonnes
in 1992… price formation in bulk shipping during the period from 1950 to 1993 is estimated in …

… Law of the Sea requires states to protect the marine environment … compensation for damage
to the marine environment. Most … at the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency in 1992–93. Any …

… Because of the involvement of their Ministers, the North Sea … Sea co-operation. However,
political input has also been provided by the OSPARCOM meetings at Ministerial level in 1992, …