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A New Concept for Fishery Treaties
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 20 April 2017
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1 “Need for a Japanese Fishery Agreement,” this Journal, Vol. 45 (1951), p. 712 Google Scholar.
2 “International Law and Global Ideological Conflict,” ibid., p. 648.
3 For elaboration, see Professor Bishop’s article, loc. cit.; also the writer’s article, “International Law and Fish,” in The Advocate (Vancouver, B. C., July-August, 1951), Vol. 9, p. 121.
4 There was considerable discussion over the use of the word “exploit” because of some possibility unfortunate connotations, but no other word seemed to possess the desired meaning with accuracy.