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International Fisheries Law and Policy Portal

The International Fisheries Law and Policy Portal (IFLPP) is a new flagship project for OceanLaw. The major objective of the project is to bring together, in a single user-friendly interface, a complete series of publications, research resources and tools which enable comprehensive, simple and current access to essential information for the fisheries practitioner and researcher.

The major components of the project include:

(1) developing the Internet Guide to International Fisheries Law by extending and updating content;

(2) developing a series of new resources, with a practitioner and researcher focus, including: a journal (International Fisheries Law and Policy Review), a current developments periodical (Current Developments in International Fisheries Law) and a reference work (International Fisheries Agreements);

(3) developing research systems to maintain, develop and update the resources on a regular basis and for the long-term; and

(4) providing these resources in a single user-friendly website using modern website design and accessibility standards.

This project also represents a major investment for OceanLaw, and is being developed at a total project cost of more than £150,000.

Individual resource links

Internet Guide to International Fisheries Law
International Fisheries Law and Policy Review
Current Developments in International Fisheries Law and Policy
International Fisheries Agreements

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