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The developing countries and the law of the sea conference.
Columbia Journal of World Business
1980 : WINTER, VOL. 15:4, p. 22-29
 1980 Djalal, H.
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The developing countries and the exploitation of the deep seabed.
Columbia Journal of World Business
1980 : WINTER, VOL. 15:4, p. 30-41
 1980 Pinto, M. C. W.
32.
Concluding the law of the sea conference: critical remaining steps.
Columbia Journal of World Business
1980 : WINTER, VOL. 15:4, p. 42-44
 1980 Richardson, E. L.
33.
Environmental problems and the new order of the oceans.
Columbia Journal of World Business
1980 : WINTER, VOL. 15:4, p. 45-51
 1980 Clingan, T. A. Jr.
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Implications of the arrangements made for deep sea mining for other joint exploitations.
Columbia Journal of World Business
1980 : WINTER, VOL. 15:4, p. 52-61
 1980 Kimball, L.
35.
Marine research and the law of the sea.
Columbia Journal of World Business
1980 : WINTER, VOL. 15:4, p. 84-91
 1980 Talwani, M.
36.
The law of the sea.
Journal of World Trade Law
1980 : NOV-DEC, VOL. 14:6, p. 555-558
 1980 Wassermann, U.
37.
Power, mobility and the law of the sea.
Foreign Affairs
1980 : SPRING, VOL. 58:4, p. 902-919
 1980 Richardson, E. L.
38.
An anchorage for the arrived ship.
Journal of Business Law
1979 : APR, p. 115-123
 1979 Powles, D. G.
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The admiralty case of the century.
Fortune
1979 : APR 23, VOL. 99:8, p. 78-89
 1979 Kiechel, W. III
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