Canada's Arctic Waters in International Law

Explore the intricate legal landscape surrounding Canada's Arctic waters with "Canada's Arctic Waters in International Law," authored by a leading expert in the field and published by Cambridge University Press in 1988. This comprehensive hardback edition spans 318 pages and delves into the pivotal events that have shaped the discourse on sovereignty in the Arctic region. One notable incident discussed is the 1985 crossing of the Northwest Passage by a US icebreaker, which ignited significant debate over Canada's rights and jurisdiction over its Arctic Archipelago. This book is essential for those interested in international law, Canadian sovereignty, and Arctic studies, providing valuable insights into the ongoing discussions and legal frameworks governing these critical waters. Enhance your understanding of this vital subject today!