Course ID:  M740145O

Credits: 2

Objective: Understanding the Basic Theories and Practices of International Ocean Policy.

Course Prerequisites: None

Outline: Refer to the course schedule.

Teaching Method:  Oral teaching and questing randomly

Reference:  

1.Yoshifumi Tanaka, A dual approach to ocean governance, University of Westminster, 2016. 

2. Mark Zacharias, Marine Policy, New York, Routledge, 2014. 

3. Biliana Cinin-Sain, David Vander Zwaag, and Miriam C. Balgos, Routledge Handbook of National and Regional Ocean Policy, New York, Routledge, 2015. 

4. National Ocean Policy, IOC Technical Series 75, 2007.

Course Schedule (subject to change): 

Week 1: Course Overview  

Week 2: Review of International Ocean Policy and Documents  

Week 3: Review of International Ocean Policy and Documents  

Week 4: Basic Principles and Policy Tools of International Ocean Policy  

Week 5: Basic Principles and Policy Tools of International Ocean Policy  

Week 6: Basic Principles and Policy Tools of International Ocean Policy  

Week 7: International Ocean Policy  

Week 8: How International Ocean Resource Policies Enter Our Country  

Week 9: Practice of International Ocean Resource Policies – Use of Trade and Non-Tariff Measures  

Week 10: Comprehensive Discussion  

Week 11: International Marine Environmental Protection Policies  

Week 12: Practice of International Marine Environmental Protection Policies – International Cooperation Mechanisms  

Week 13: Comprehensive Discussion  

Week 14: Marine Biodiversity and the Practice of Marine Protected Areas  

Week 15: Comprehensive Discussion  

Week 16: International Practices in Marine Scientific Research  

Week 17: International Practices in Marine Scientific Research  

Week 18: Comprehensive Discussion  

Evaluation: Report.