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Part 1 Maritime boundaries and environmental security: regionalmaritime cooperation post-UNCLOS/UNCED - do boundaries matter anymore?, I. Townsend-Gault; the responsibilities of coastal states onratification/accession to UNCLOS, C. Carleton; confidence-building forcooperation in an environment of conflicting claims to jurisdiction,W.G. Stormont; management of marine living resources - internationaland regional perspectives on transboundary issues, M. Haward; regionalaction on land-sourced marine pollution in Southeast Asia - an initialreconnaissance, B. David and C. Williams; combatting pollution in theMediterranean Sea - an evaluation of coastal state cooperation, G.Blake; international boundaries, resources and environmental securityin the Caspian sea, M. Pratt and C. Schofield; the Arctic Ocean and theregime of enclosed and semi-enclosed seas, W.V. Dunlap; environmentalprotection and interregional cooperation in the Baltic Sea region - theVASAB initiative, J.W. Scott; sea use and environmental security asfactors of the delimitaion of the German-Polish maritime boundary, H.J.Buchholz. Part 2 Environmental security in borderland regions:security, people and resources in a borderlands environment - the caseof Myanmar-Thailand, C. Grundy-Warr and A. Rajah; science, technologyand economic development in the Laos PDR and prospects fortransboundary cooperation, S. Nanthavong and S. Phanousith;transboundary protected area coordination - the experiences in CentralAmerica and opportunities in the South China Sea, G. Hearns; NAFTA andNorth American transboundary environmental management, S.P. Mumme; theMaquiladora industry and environmental degradation in the US-Mexicoborderlands, E.J. Williams; regional development for the peace era -Jordanian and Israeli perspective, N. Kliot. Part 3 Environmentalsecurity and international river basins: Mekong River developments -surmounting legal and environmental problems, K.I. Matics;transboundary environmental issues in the Mekong basin, P. Chomchai;the regime of international watercourses - the case of the Ganges froman Asian perspective, N. Islam; environment, security and socialconflict - implications for the Gabcikovo-Nagymaros controversy, V.J.Assetto and H. Buryninckx.