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Papers by Glen Plant
Oil, Gas & Energy Law Journal, Feb 1, 2004
Oil, Gas & Energy Law Journal, Sep 1, 2003
Greenpeace ‘direct action’ protests against ship-based energy company operations have recently in... more Greenpeace ‘direct action’ protests against ship-based energy company operations have recently increased and raise complex questions concerning the relationship between protesters’ human rights, international rights of navigation, flag and third States’ jurisdiction and the security interests of a ship occupied by protesters and of her State of destination.
RIIA, Pledge and Review Processes: Possible Components of a Climate Convention, 1991
The most important thing I ever rote. A UK and Japanese Governments-sponsored attempt to bring th... more The most important thing I ever rote. A UK and Japanese Governments-sponsored attempt to bring the USA on board the fledgling UNFCCC process in 1991 by asking me to draw on a wide range of PIL experience to analyse and present at a special RIIA/Chatham House conference the legal precedents for a bottom-up 'pledge and review' approach, rather than top-down mandating approach, to tackling climate change mitigation, an approach then abandoned for 24 years of dashing against the predictable rock of CBDR before the same bottom-up approach was adopted in the Paris Agreement at the 2015 COP, I hope not too late for my children.
T. Dimitroff (ed) Risk andTransboundary Energy Infrastructure: Cross-Border Dimensions, Globe Law and Business,, 2011
Omnibus analysis of legal and related policy risks of transportation of energy products where the... more Omnibus analysis of legal and related policy risks of transportation of energy products where there is a maritime element
Int Jo of the Soc for Underwater Technology, 2011
This article examines, in the wake of the Fukushima incident, the adequacy of operational safegu... more This article examines, in the wake of the Fukushima
incident, the adequacy of operational safeguards and
national and international control measures and oversight established to mitigate the health and safety
and environmental risks posed by the ultra-hazardous
shipments of highly radioactive materials between
Europe and Japan. It describes the technical measures
taken to ensure safety, primarily through package design
and secondarily by way of ship design and ship-based
measures. It then critically examines the international
regulatory requirements and guidance for package
design and ship-based measures, including those
governing loss, monitoring and possible recovery of
cargoes in the deep waters normally frequented, or
elsewhere at sea. Finally it considers the pressures from
many concerned en route states (and non-governmental
organisations (NGOs)) for further regulation, notably in
the form of routing restrictions, prior authorisation or
informed consent regimes or notification regimes
International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 1993
Marine Policy, May 1, 2000
Mobil purchased a 25% share of the Government's interest, in 1996. Which has a 10% equity share.
American Journal of International Law, 2002
Le 5 juillet 1991. J'ai l'honneur de vous informer que le Gouvernement de 1'Etat du Qatar a désig... more Le 5 juillet 1991. J'ai l'honneur de vous informer que le Gouvernement de 1'Etat du Qatar a désigné M. Najeeb Al-Nauimi pour être son agent, et je certifie que la signature dont est revêtue la requête présentée sous ce pli est celle de M. Najeeb Al-Nauimi. Vous voudrez bien noter que pour cette affaire l'Etat du Qatar a élu domicile à l'ambassade du Qatar à Londres, 27 Chesham Place, Londres SWlX 8HG. Le ministre des affaires étrangères de 1'Etat du Qatar, (Signé) Mubarak Ali AL-KHATER.
International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 1991
American Journal of International Law, Jul 1, 1984
International and Comparative Law Quarterly, Jul 1, 1987
... E.83 V.5,158,164 and n.39; and Koh and Jayakumar, op. ... This was added to the ISNT as Part ... more ... E.83 V.5,158,164 and n.39; and Koh and Jayakumar, op. ... This was added to the ISNT as Part IV and treated as equal to the other parts, although it had not been debated in the same way, and some States did not favour this unprecedented procedural arti-fice.40 Various devices ...
Marine Policy, Apr 1, 1985
Navigation Law of the sea International organization
Seaways, Oct 1, 1989
Under the auspices of the International Maritime Organization, the Convention for the Suppression... more Under the auspices of the International Maritime Organization, the Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Maritime Navigation was adopted and opened for signature in March 1988, together with an accompanying optional protocol, the Protocol for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Fixed Platforms Located on the Continental Shelf. The Convention will enter into force once it has been ratified by fifteen states. This article discusses the negotiating process through which the Convention was evolved, and highlights some of the main provisions.
Oil, Gas & Energy Law Journal, Jul 1, 2003
International and Comparative Law Quarterly, Apr 1, 1989
American Journal of International Law, Apr 1, 1985
International Affairs, Oct 1, 1951
Oil, Gas & Energy Law Journal, Dec 1, 2003
Oil, Gas & Energy Law Journal, Feb 1, 2004
Oil, Gas & Energy Law Journal, Sep 1, 2003
Greenpeace ‘direct action’ protests against ship-based energy company operations have recently in... more Greenpeace ‘direct action’ protests against ship-based energy company operations have recently increased and raise complex questions concerning the relationship between protesters’ human rights, international rights of navigation, flag and third States’ jurisdiction and the security interests of a ship occupied by protesters and of her State of destination.
RIIA, Pledge and Review Processes: Possible Components of a Climate Convention, 1991
The most important thing I ever rote. A UK and Japanese Governments-sponsored attempt to bring th... more The most important thing I ever rote. A UK and Japanese Governments-sponsored attempt to bring the USA on board the fledgling UNFCCC process in 1991 by asking me to draw on a wide range of PIL experience to analyse and present at a special RIIA/Chatham House conference the legal precedents for a bottom-up 'pledge and review' approach, rather than top-down mandating approach, to tackling climate change mitigation, an approach then abandoned for 24 years of dashing against the predictable rock of CBDR before the same bottom-up approach was adopted in the Paris Agreement at the 2015 COP, I hope not too late for my children.
T. Dimitroff (ed) Risk andTransboundary Energy Infrastructure: Cross-Border Dimensions, Globe Law and Business,, 2011
Omnibus analysis of legal and related policy risks of transportation of energy products where the... more Omnibus analysis of legal and related policy risks of transportation of energy products where there is a maritime element
Int Jo of the Soc for Underwater Technology, 2011
This article examines, in the wake of the Fukushima incident, the adequacy of operational safegu... more This article examines, in the wake of the Fukushima
incident, the adequacy of operational safeguards and
national and international control measures and oversight established to mitigate the health and safety
and environmental risks posed by the ultra-hazardous
shipments of highly radioactive materials between
Europe and Japan. It describes the technical measures
taken to ensure safety, primarily through package design
and secondarily by way of ship design and ship-based
measures. It then critically examines the international
regulatory requirements and guidance for package
design and ship-based measures, including those
governing loss, monitoring and possible recovery of
cargoes in the deep waters normally frequented, or
elsewhere at sea. Finally it considers the pressures from
many concerned en route states (and non-governmental
organisations (NGOs)) for further regulation, notably in
the form of routing restrictions, prior authorisation or
informed consent regimes or notification regimes
International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 1993
Marine Policy, May 1, 2000
Mobil purchased a 25% share of the Government's interest, in 1996. Which has a 10% equity share.
American Journal of International Law, 2002
Le 5 juillet 1991. J'ai l'honneur de vous informer que le Gouvernement de 1'Etat du Qatar a désig... more Le 5 juillet 1991. J'ai l'honneur de vous informer que le Gouvernement de 1'Etat du Qatar a désigné M. Najeeb Al-Nauimi pour être son agent, et je certifie que la signature dont est revêtue la requête présentée sous ce pli est celle de M. Najeeb Al-Nauimi. Vous voudrez bien noter que pour cette affaire l'Etat du Qatar a élu domicile à l'ambassade du Qatar à Londres, 27 Chesham Place, Londres SWlX 8HG. Le ministre des affaires étrangères de 1'Etat du Qatar, (Signé) Mubarak Ali AL-KHATER.
International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 1991
American Journal of International Law, Jul 1, 1984
International and Comparative Law Quarterly, Jul 1, 1987
... E.83 V.5,158,164 and n.39; and Koh and Jayakumar, op. ... This was added to the ISNT as Part ... more ... E.83 V.5,158,164 and n.39; and Koh and Jayakumar, op. ... This was added to the ISNT as Part IV and treated as equal to the other parts, although it had not been debated in the same way, and some States did not favour this unprecedented procedural arti-fice.40 Various devices ...
Marine Policy, Apr 1, 1985
Navigation Law of the sea International organization
Seaways, Oct 1, 1989
Under the auspices of the International Maritime Organization, the Convention for the Suppression... more Under the auspices of the International Maritime Organization, the Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Maritime Navigation was adopted and opened for signature in March 1988, together with an accompanying optional protocol, the Protocol for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Fixed Platforms Located on the Continental Shelf. The Convention will enter into force once it has been ratified by fifteen states. This article discusses the negotiating process through which the Convention was evolved, and highlights some of the main provisions.
Oil, Gas & Energy Law Journal, Jul 1, 2003
International and Comparative Law Quarterly, Apr 1, 1989
American Journal of International Law, Apr 1, 1985
International Affairs, Oct 1, 1951
Oil, Gas & Energy Law Journal, Dec 1, 2003