The pacific settlement of international disputes in terms of the protection of the marine environment agains pollution
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INTRODUCCIÓN. I. Los PROCEDIMIENTOS APLICABLES EN EL ÁMBITO CONVENCIONAL GENERAL: 1. Procedimientos no jurisdiccionales o políticos: negociación y conciliación. 2. Procedimientos de naturaleza jurisdiccional: A. El arbitraje. a) Los instrumentos convencionales sectoriales. b) El arbitraje en la Convención de las Naciones Unidas sobre el Derecho del Mar. B. El arreglo judicial. a) Los instrumentos convencionales sectoriales. b) El arreglo judicial en la Convención de las Naciones Unidas sobre el Derecho del Mar.- II. LA APLICACIÓN DE LOS PROCEDIMIENTOS DE ARREGLO DE CONTROVERSIAS.- CONSIDERACIONES FINALES.
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