Research (April 2015)
8.
(A) Academic Monographs / Edited Works
1.
R. Long, F. Bailet, CONTEMPORARY OCEAN
LAW
AND
POLICY
ISSUES:
A
CONTRIBUTION
FROM
AFRICA
(Leiden/Boston,
Martinus
Nijhoff,
2015)(Submitted for peer review), 300 pp.
R. Long, P. Curran, ENFORCING THE
COMMON FISHERIES POLICY, (Oxford,
Blackwell Science, 2000), (Malden MA,
Blackwell Science Inc, 2000), (Carleton,
Australia, 2000), ISBN 978-0852382615), pp.379.
(B) Translated into Chinese
2.
M. Nordquist, J. Norton Moore, R. Beckman, R.
Long, FREEDOM OF NAVIGATION AND
GLOBALISATION (Leiden/Boston, Martinus
Nijhoff, 2014), 978-90-04-28407-4 (Hard Back),
isbn 978-90-04-28408-1 (e-book), pp. 330 (in
press).
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3.
M. Nordquist, J. Norton Moore, A. Chircop, R.
Long, THE REGULATION OF CONTINENTAL
SHELF
DEVELOPMENT:
RETHINKING
INTERNATIONAL
STANDARDS
(Leiden/Boston, Martinus Nijhoff, 2013), ISBN
9789004256835, pp. 260. Available at:
http://www.brill.com/regulation-continental-shelfdevelopment
(C) Journal Articles / Book Chapters
1.
R. Long (Chapter), “Law of the Sea; The North
East Atlantic”, in D. Rothwell, A. Oude Elfink, T.
Stephens, (Eds.), OXFORD HANDBOOK ON
THE LAW OF THE SEA, (Oxford, Oxford
University Press, 2015) 647-671.
4.
R. Long, P. Curran, ENFORCING THE
COMMON FISHERIES POLICY, Published
Online by John Wiley & Son Ltd, April, 2008,
Online ISBN: 9780470698815. Available at:
http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgibin/bookhome/118638497/
2.
R. Long (Chapter), “The European Union and
Law of the Sea Dispute Settlement” in J. Barrett,
R. Barnes, (ed.) UNCLOS –A Living Treaty
(British Institute of International and Comparative
Law, London, 2015), 45 pp., (in press).
5.
M. Nordquist, R. Wolfrum, J. Norton Moore, and
R. Long (Eds.) LEGAL CHALLENGES IN
MARITIME SECURITY (Leiden / Boston,
Martinus Nijhoff, 2008), ISBN 978 90 04 16427
7,
pp.
559.
Available
at:
http://www.brill.com/legal-challenges-maritimesecurity
3.
R. Long (Chapter), “Stakeholder Participation in
the European Common Fisheries Policy: Shifting
the Legal Paradigm Towards Rights and
Responsibilities” in H. Scheiber, C. Espósito,
(eds), OCEAN LAW AND POLICY: TWENTY
YEARS OF DEVELOPMENT UNDER THE
UNCLOS REGIME (Berkeley: University of
California, 2015), 55 pp.
6.
R. Long, MARINE RESOURCE LAW
(London/Dublin/Toronto/Hong Kong, Thomson
Round Hall, 2007) ISBN 1858004551, pp. 840.
Available
at:
https://www.marine.ie/NR/exeres/696B8147BFD8-4506-813A-80EF0F73E6FD,frameless.htm
4.
R. Long, “Irish Practice on the Law of the Sea
2013”, in F. de Londras., S. Mullally, (Ed.),
IRISH YEARBOOK OF INTERNATIONAL
LAW 2013, (Oxford & Portland, Hart Publishing,
2015), 40 pp.
7.
M. Nordquist, R. Long, T. Heidar, J. Norton
Moore (Eds.) LAW, SCIENCE AND OCEAN
MANAGEMENT (Leiden / Boston, Martinus
Nijhoff, 2007), ISBN 9789004162556, pp. 850.
Available at: http://www.brill.com/law-scienceocean-management
5.
R. Long (Article), “Offshore Renewable Energy
Development: Legal Challenges and Policy
Conundrums in the European Union” 34(4)
(2014) INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF
MARINE AND COASTAL LAW, 1-26.
1
Selected papers from LAW, SCIENCE AND
OCEAN MANAGEMENT (Leiden / Boston,
Martinus Nijhoff, 2007) translated by Professor
Fu, University Xiamen Law School.
6.
7.
R. Long, “Irish Practice on the Law of the Sea
2012”, in F. de Londras., S. Mullally, (Ed.),
IRISH YEARBOOK OF INTERNATIONAL
LAW 2012, (Oxford & Portland, Hart Publishing,
2014), 262-299.
8.
J. van Leeuwen, J. Raakjaer, L. van Hoof, J.
Tatenhove, R. Long, K. Ounanian (Article),
“Implementing the Marine Strategy Framework
Directive: A policy perspective on regulatory,
institutional and stakeholder impediments to
effective implementation,” 48 (2014) MARINE
POLICY 1-8.
9.
13. R. Long (Chapter) “Principles and normative
trends in European Union ocean governance” in
C. Schofield, S. Lee, M. Kwon (ed.), THE
R. Long “Arctic Governance: EU Regulatory and
Policy Perspectives” in M. Nordquist (Ed.)
CHALLENGES OF THE CHANGING ARCTIC:
CONTINENTAL SHELF, NAVIGATION, AND
FISHERIES (Leiden/Boston, Martinus Nijhoff,
2015), 20 pp
LIMITS OF MARITIME JURISDICTION
(Boston/Leiden, Brill/Nijhoff, Publishers, 2014),
pp. 629-726.
14. R. Long (Chapter), “Offshore wind energy and
ecosystem-based management: Are the EU
regulatory answers really blowing in the wind?”
in M. Nordquist, J. Norton Moore, A. Chircop, R.
Long,
Ed.,
THE
REGULATION
OF
CONTINENTAL SHELF DEVELOPMENT:
RETHINKING
INTERNATIONAL
STANDARDS (Leiden/Boston, Martinus Nijhoff,
2013), pp.15-52.
15. R. Long (Article) “The Inexorable Rise of the
Law of the Sea Convention within the European
Legal Order” ” in Michael Lodge, Myron H.
Nordquist, (ed.), PEACEFUL ORDER IN THE
WORLD'S OCEANS: ESSAYS IN HONOR OF
SATYA N. NANDAN, (Leiden/Boston, Nijhoff,
2014), pp.157-185.
R. Long (Chapter), “EU Maritime Security Law:
Between the devil and the deep blue sea” in
Joachim Krause and Sebastian Bruns (Ed.)
MARITIME
SECURITY
AND
NAVAL
STRATEGY IN THE 21ST CENTURY: A
HANDBOOK (2014), Chapter 10, 30 pp.
16. R. Long, “Irish Practice on the Law of the Sea
2011”, in F. de Londras., S. Mullally, (Ed.),
IRISH YEARBOOK OF INTERNATIONAL
LAW 2011 (Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2013) pp.
103-126.
10. R. Long (Chapter), “A European Law
Perspective: Science, Technology and New
Challenges to Ocean Law” in H. Scheiber, J.
Kraska (Ed.), SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND
NEW CHALLENGES TO MODERN OCEAN
LAW, (Berkeley, University of California, 2014),
60 pp.
17. R. Long (Article) “The EU and the Law of the Sea
Convention at the age of 30”, THE
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MARINE
AND COASTAL LAW, Vol 27, No 4, December
2012, pp. 711-721; reprinted in D. Freestone,
THE 1982 LAW OF THE SEA CONVENTION
AT 30: SUCCESSES, CHALLENGES AND
NEW AGENDAS (Leiden/Boston, Nijhoff,
2013), pp.37-47.
11. R. Long (Chapter), “European Law and Policy
Review: Striking a balance between ecosystem
considerations and navigation rights under the
Marine Strategy Framework Directive, the Law of
the Sea Convention and the Draft Directive on
Maritime Spatial Planning” in M. Nordquist, J.
Norton Moore, R. Long (ed.) in GLOBAL
CHALLENGES
AND
FREEDOM
OF
NAVIGATION
(Leiden/Boston,
Martinus
Nijhoff, 2014), 35 pp.
18. R. Long (Chapter) “Offshore wind energy
development in Germany: Ac t o r s , l egal
instruments and decision-making procedures” in
H. Koch, D. Könnig, in CLIMATE CHANGE
AND ENVIRONEMTAL HAZARDS RELATED
TO SHIPPING: AN INTERNATIONAL LEGAL
FRAMEWORK: PROCEEDINGS OF THE
HAMBURG
INTERNATIONAL
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CONFERENCE 2011
(Leiden/Boston, Martin Nijhoff, 2013), pp. 227240.
12. R. Long (Article), “The legislative role of the EU
in furthering a safety agenda in fisheries” OCEAN
DEVELOPMENT AND INTERNATIONAL
LAW, (submitted for peer review) 25 pp.
2
19. R. Long (Correspondent Report), “Irish Practice
on the Law of the Sea 2009-2010”, in F. de
Londras., S. Mullally, (Ed.), IRISH YEARBOOK
OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 2009-2010,
(Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2012), pp. 251-285.
Meeresflächen”, AEGEAN REVIEW OF THE
LAW OF THE SEA AND MARITIME LAW
Vol.1, June 2009, No.1, pp. 95-109. Available at:
http://www.springerlink.com/content/1u737859l2
1t5451/?p=b1f36ddc15ac4b35a1d1d6ab94041371
&pi=5
20. R. Long (Article), “Legal Aspects of EcosystemBased Marine Management in Europe” in A.
Chircop, M. L. McConnell, S. Coffen-Smout
(ed.),
OCEAN
YEARBOOK
Vol.
26,
(Boston/Leiden, Brill Academic Publishers, c.
April 2012), pp.417-484.
27. J. Grehan , S. van den Hove , C. W. Armstrong ,
R. Long , et al., (Article) “HERMES Promoting
an Ecosystem Approach to the sustainable Use
and Governance of Deep-Water Resources”
OCEANOGRAPHY Vol. 22, No. 1, pp. 156-167
21. R. Long (Chapter), “Stepping over Maritime
Boundaries to Apply New Normative Tools in EU
Law and Policy” in M. Nordquist, J. Norton
Moore, R. Beckman, H. Djalal, (ed.), MARITIME
BORDER
DIPLOMACY
(Boston/Leiden,
Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2012), pp.213-264.
28. R. Long (Chapter), “The Anthropocene,
autopoiesis and the disingenuousness of the
genuine link: Addressing enforcement gaps in the
legal regime for areas beyond national
jurisdiction”, in A. G. Oude Elferink and E.J.
Molenaar, THE INTERNATIONAL LEGAL
REGIME OF AREAS BEYOND NATIONAL
JURISDICTION: CURRENT AND FUTURE
DEVELOPMENTS
(Leiden/Boston,
Brill
Academic Publishers, 2010), pp. 191-204.
22. R. Long (Chapter), “Regulating Marine Scientific
Research in the European Union: It Takes More
Than Two to Tango” in M. Nordquist, J. Norton
Moore, F. Soons, and H. Kim (ed.) THE LAW OF
THE SEA CONVENTION: U.S. ACCESSION
AND
GLOBALISATION,
(Leiden/Boston,
Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2012), pp. 427-491.
29. R. Long (Chapter), “Legal and technical issues
concerning the determination of the baselines in
Ireland”, Advisory Body of Experts on the Law of
the Sea, International Hydrographic Organisation,
available
at:
http://www.ihoohi.net/mtg_docs/com_wg/ABLOS/ABLOS_Con
f5/Papers/Session7-Paper3-Long.pdf
23. R. Long (Article), “The EU Marine Strategy
Framework Directive: A new European approach
to the regulation of the marine environment,
marine natural resources and marine ecological
services”, (2011) JOURNAL OF ENERGY AND
NATURAL RESOURCES LAW 29 (1) pp. 1-45.
30. R. Long (Chapter), “Regulating Marine
Biodiscovery in Sea Areas under Coastal State
Jurisdiction” in M. Nordquist, J. Norton Moore,
and T. Koh (Eds.), FREEDOM OF SEAS,
PASSAGE RIGHTS AND THE 1982 LAW OF
THE SEA CONVENTION, (Boston/Leiden,
Nijhoff, 2008), pp. 133-167.
24. R. Long (Paper), “EU Law and the Ecosystems
Approach: Making it work in practice” Advisory
Body of Experts on the Law of the Sea,
International
Hydrographic
Organisation,
available
at:
http://www.gmat.unsw.edu.au/ablos/ABLOS10Fo
lder/S3P3-P.pdf .
31. R. Long (Chapter), “Maritime Security Capacity
Building: Remarks of the Moderator” in M.
Nordquist, R. Wolfrum, J. Norton Moore, R. Long
(Eds.) LEGAL CHALLENGES IN MARITIME
SECURITY, (Boston/Leiden, Martinus Nijhoff,
2008), pp. 549-557.
25. R. Long (Article), “The Role of Regional
Advisory Councils in the European Common
Fisheries Policy: Legal Constrains and Future
Options” (2010) THE INTERNATIONAL
JOURNAL OF MARINE AND COASTAL
LAW, 25(3), pp. 289-346
32. R. Long (Chapter), “Marine Scientific Research:
Rights and Duties go hand-in-hand under the 1982
United Nations Convention on the Law of the
Sea” in M. Nordquist, R. Long, T. Heidar, J.
Norton Moore (Eds.), LAW, SCIENCE AND
OCEAN MANAGEMENT, (Boston/Leiden,
Martinus Nijhoff, 2007), pp. 299-312.
26. S. Monteiro, J. Vazquez, R. Long (Article),
“Improving fishery law enforcement in marine
protected areas; Améliorer la police des pêches
dans des aires marines protégées; Verbessern der
Fischereien Strafverfolgung in geschützte
3
33. R. Long, A. M. O’Hagan (Chapter), “Ocean and
Coastal Governance: the European Approach to
Integrated Management- Are there lessons for the
China Seas Region? in M. Nordquist, J. Norton
Moore
and
Fu
(Eds.)
RECENT
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LAW OF THE SEA
AND CHINA, (Boston/Leiden, Martinus Nijhoff,
2006), pp. 85-142.
34. Grehan, R. Long, and M. Mellett (Article),
“Deep-Water Coral Conservation - a paradigm for
the development of an Irish Integrated Ocean
Management Strategy”, in F. Convery and J.
Feehan
(Eds.),
ACHIEVEMENT
AND
CHALLENGE: RIO 10 IN IRELAND,
Environmental Institute, UCD, pp.386-393
35. R. Long, A. Grehan (Article), “Marine habitat
protection in a coastal Member State of the
European Union: the case of deep-water coral
conservation
in
Ireland”,
THE
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MARINE
AND COASTAL LAW, Vol. 17, No 2, pp. 241269.
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Global Challenges and Freedom of Navigation,
with the Center for Oceans Law and Policy at the
University of Virginia, the Centre for
International Law, National University of
Singapore, South China Sea Institute, Xiamen
University, Seoul, Korea, 1-3 May 2013.
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The Regulation of Continental Shelf Development:
Rethinking International Standards, with the
Center for Oceans Law and Policy at the
University of Virginia and Marine Environmental
Law Institute, Halifax, Canada. June 21-22, 2012.
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Law, Science and Ocean Management, 30th
Virginia Conference on Oceans Law and Policy
with the Center for Oceans Law and Policy at the
University of Virginia and the Law of the Sea
Institute, Iceland. July 12-14th, 2006, Dublin
Castle,
Ireland.
See:
mri.nuigalway.ie/marinelaw/events/virginia_law_
conference.html
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Legal Challenges in Maritime Security , co-hosted
with Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public
Law and International Law, University of
Heidelberg and the Center for Oceans Law and
Policy at the University of Virginia. May 24-26,
2007, Heidelberg, Germany.
See:
http://www.mpil.de/ww/en/pub/research/events/legal_
challenges.cfm
36. P. Curran, R. Long (Article), “Unilateral Fishery
Law Enforcement: the case of the Estai”, IRISH
JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN LAW, December
1995, Vol. 5, No 2, 1996, pp. 123-163.
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(D). As Gaeilge (Irish Language)
Ø
R. O’Lúbhaing, An Combheartas Iascaireacht A
Athchóiriú, An Gúm, Baile Átha Cliatha.
(F). Diplomatic Working Groups (since coming to
the National University of Ireland Galway)
(E). International conferences co-convened, cosponsored and co-hosted
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European Symposium on Marine Protected Areas,
Murcia, Spain. September 25-28th, 2007. Cosponsored under the PROTECT project. See:
http://www.mpasymposium2007.eu/
Challenges of the Changing Arctic: Continental
Shelf, Navigation, and Fisheries, Center for the
Polar and Deep Ocean Development, Shanghai
Jiao Tong University; Centre for International
Law, National University of Singapore; K.G.
Jebsen Centre for the Law of the Sea, Tromsø;
Korea Maritime Institute; National University of
Ireland, Galway; and Nordic Council of Ministers.
Bergen, Norway. 25-28 June 2014.
4
Ø
European Delegation to the United Nations Ad
Hoc Open-ended Informal Working Group to
study issues relating to the conservation and
sustainable use of marine biological diversity
beyond areas of national jurisdiction, United
Nations, New York, June 16-19, 2014.
Ø
European Delegation to the United Nations
Informal Consultative Process on Ocean Affairs
and the Law of the Sea, United Nations, New
York, June 25-29, 2007.
Ø
IOCs Advisory Body of Experts on the Law of the
Sea (ABE-LOS), Gabon, March 19-23, 2007.
October 2014.
Ø
Ø
Ø
European Delegation to the United Nations Ad
Hoc Open-ended Informal Working Group to
study issues relating to biodiversity in areas
beyond national jurisdiction, United Nations, New
York, February 13-17, 2006.
IOCs Advisory Body of Experts on the Law of the
Sea (ABE-LOS), Buenos Aires, Argentina, April
11-15, 2005.
6.
R. Long, “Trends in EU Energy Law &
Policy”, The legal issues associated with the
development and use of Arctic energy
resources, University of Tromsø, Norway.
25-26 September 2014. (Invited-Unable
Attend).
7.
R.
ICES Working Group on Eco-Regions and the
European Maritime Strategy, ICES HQ,
Copenhagen, Denmark, October 19-21, 2004.
Ø
Legal Drafting Group of the Biodiversity
Committee of the OSPAR Convention, Dublin
Castle, January 21-22, 2003.
Ø
Joint HELCOM/OSPAR Nature Conservation
Expert Meeting, Berlin, Germany, February 1213th, 2003. Preparatory meeting for the Joint
Ministerial Meeting of OSPAR and HELCOM
Commissions, Bremen, June 23-25, 2003.
University of California, San Francisco,
USA, and Korea Institute of Ocean Science &
Technology. 17-18 September 2014. (Westin
Palace Madrid).
8.
R. Long (Papers), “Regulatory Aspects of
Stakeholder
Participation
in
MPA
Governance in the European Union: Better
Late than Never”, “Legal Empowerment of
Stakeholders under the Reformed Common
Fisheries Policy”, Seventeenth International
Conference of the International Institute of
Economics & Trade, Brisbane, Australia, 711 July 2014. (Invited-Unable Attend)
9.
R. Long (Paper), “Governing the Arctic:
Regulatory and Policy Challenges for the
European Union”, Challenges of the
Changing
Arctic:
Continental
Shelf,
Navigation, and Fisheries, Center for Oceans
Law and Policy, University of Virginia;
Faculty of Law, University of Bergen; and
Law of the Sea Institute of Iceland, Bergen,
Norway. 25 June 2014.
(G). Conference/Workshop Papers
1.
R. Long (Paper & Training Workshop),
Implementing UNCLOS: Legislative and
Institutional Aspects at a National Level,
Human
Resources
Development
and
Advancement of the Legal Order of the
World's Oceans, Tokyo, Japan, 28 November
– 3 December 2014.
2.
R. Long (Panelist), Species without Borders:
Science, Politics, Economics and Human
Factors, UCD Science, 29 October 2014.
3.
R. Long (Seminar), Defence Forces, Curragh
Camp, Ireland. 24 October 2014
4.
R. Long (Seminar), “Article 76, The Irish
Formula and Continental Shelf Delineation”,
MSc Geography, NUI Galway. 15 October
2014.
5.
Long
(Keynote),
“Stakeholder
Participation in the EU Regulation of
Marine Living Resources: New Wine in
New Wineskins”, 20 Berkeley Law,
10. R. Long (Paper), Technical Working Group,
Fisheries and Marine Resources Bill,
Ministry Fisheries and Marine Resources,
Freetown, Sierra Leone, 29-30 April 2014.
11. R. Long (Project Meeting), All Soul’s
College, Oxford University, 7 April 2014.
12. R. Long (Paper), “Offshore Renewable
Energy Development: Challenges and
Conundrums in EU Law and Policy”, Law
and the Environment Conference 2014,
School of Law, UCC, Cork, 3rd April 2014.
R. Long (Paper), Creating more favourable
conditions for ship-based research in the EU:
Time to tango with EU regulatory measures”,
EurOcean Conference 2014, Consiglio
Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR) / National
Research Council of Italy, Rome Italy. 7-9
13. R. Long (Paper), “Creation of a coherent
network of MPAs under the Marine Strategy
5
Framework Directive: Law and Policy
Considerations”, European Commission
Representation, European Union House, 18
Dawson St, Dublin 2, 24 March 2014.
22. R. Long (Workshop), Marine Resource Bill,
Sierra Leone, Ministry Fisheries and Marine
Resources, Freetown, Sierra Leone, 21-24
July 2013.
14. R. Long (Invited Participant), European
Commission, Healthy Oceans – Productive
Ecosystems (HOPE) Conference, Brussels,
Belgium, 3-4 March 2014.
23. R.
Long
(Paper),
Juridical
aspects
of EU vessel monitoring systems, Conference
ICT
and
Environmental
Regulation:
Developing a Research Agenda", Galway, 20
- 21 June 2013.
15. R. Long (Paper), “Regional Specificities and
Exigencies: European Union Law and Policy
Offshore Renewable Energy”, Workshop
Energy from the Sea: An International Law
Perspective on Ocean Energy, NILOS /
Utrecht Centre for Water, Oceans and
Sustainability Law (Utrecht University); K.G.
Jebsen Centre for the Law of the Sea
(University of Tromsø), School of Law,
University of Utrecht, The Netherlands, 1920 February 2014.
24. R. Long (Workshop), Optimising EU
Institutional Structures and Governance for
the MSFD, European Commission, Brussels,
Belgium, 8 May 2013.
25. R. Long (Paper), Navigation Rights and
Ecosystem-based Management in the EU,
Conference Global Challenges and Freedom
of Navigation, Imperial Palace Hotel, Seoul,
Republic of Korea. 1-3 April 2013.
16. R. Long, Expert Consultation Defence Forces
White Paper, Department of Defence,
Harcourt Street, Dublin, 18 December 2013.
26. R. Long (Paper), EU Law Reform and
Fishing Vessel Safety, Law and the
Environment 2013, School of Law, UCC, 25
April 2013.
17. R. Long, (Law and Policy Session), Final
regional stakeholder roadshow, ODEMM
Project,
Haarlem,
Amsterdam,
The
Netherlands, 21-22 December 2013.
27. R. Long (Workshop), Marine Resource Bill,
Sierra Leone, Ministry Fisheries and Marine
Resources, Freetown, Sierra Leone, 16-19
April 2013.
18. R. Long (Research Seminar), The New
Haven Approach and Contemporary Issues in
EU Ocean Law, School of Law, 6 November
2013.
28. R. Long (Paper), “The role of EU regulation
in furthering a safety/security agenda in
fisheries”, Workshop on Safety and Security
Aspects of Economic Activities at Sea,
School of Law, University of Glasgow, 12
March 2013.
19. R. Long (Panelist with Ana Gomes, Member
of the European Parliament, Brussels),
Maritime Security Law and the European
Union, Session V, The Complex Nature of
Today’s Maritime-Issues, 2013 Aspen
European Strategy Forum, 23-25 October
2013, Aspen Institute, Berlin, Germany.
29. R. Long (ODEMM Round Table).
Governance Structures and the Marine
Strategy Framework Directive, Brussels,
Belgium, 25-26 February 2013.
20. R. Long (Keynote), A European Law
Perspective: Science, Technology and New
Challenges to Ocean Law, Berkeley Law,
University of California, San Francisco,
USA. 10-12 October 2013.
30. R. Long (Paper), Fisheries Law Reform
Sierra Leone, Ministry Fisheries and Marine
Resources, Freetown, Sierra Leone, 4-6
February 2013.
31. R. Long (PhD Viva), School of Law,
University of Southampton, United Kingdom.
29 January 2013.
21. R. Long (Paper), Offshore Wind Energy
Development in Ireland: European Union
Regulatory Considerations, 2013 U.S./Ireland
Legal Symposium, Westport, 26 Sept 2013.
32. R.Long (Seminar), Regulating Marine
Scientific Research in the European Union,
6
LLM Law, Technology and Governance,
School of Law, NUI Galway. 23 January
2013.
42. R. Long, “Dispute Settlement, the European
Union and the United Nations Convention on
the Law of the Sea” Spring Lecture, Dublin
International Arbitration Centre, Distillery
Buildings, Church Street Dublin. 19 April
2011.
33. R. Long (Paper), “Law and Policy Aspects of
the Threats to Ireland’s Maritime Interests”,
Naval Service, National Maritime College
Ireland, Cork, December 21, 2012.
43. R.
Long,
“Reforming
stakeholder
participation in EU fisheries and marine
environmental law-making”, Law and the
Environment 2012, School of Law, UCC,
Cork, 29 June 2012.
34. R. Long (Paper), “Law of the Sea Dispute
Settlement”, Division on Ocean Affairs and
the Law of the Sea, Legal Affairs Division,
United Nations, New York, USA, December
10-13, 2012.
44. R. Long (Workshop), Socio-economic effects
of management measures of the future
Common Fisheries Policy, Salerno, Italy,
March 12-15, 2012.
35. R. Long (Workshop), ODEMM Project, Tel
Aviv, Israel, November 26-29, 2012.
(Rescheduled University of Liverpool).
45. R. Long (Paper), “Recent Developments in
the EU’s Integrated Maritime Policy”
ODEMM Project, MLOPRS Ltd., Crete,
February 22- March 1, 2012.
36. R. Long (Paper), “EU and Law of the Sea
Dispute Settlement”, British Institute of
International and Comparative Law in
conjunction with the Law Society of Northern
Ireland, Belfast, November 22-23, 2012.
46. R. Long (Workshop) ODEMM Project,
Ecosystem Based Marine Management in the
EU, Copenhagen, Denmark, January 24,
2012.
37. R. Long (Paper), “The law applicable to EU
Fisheries Partnership Agreements”, Pacific
Islands Forum Fisheries Agency International
Fisheries Negotiations Course, University of
Wollongong, Australia. October 16-19, 2012.
47. R. Long (Paper), “New Normative Tools in
EU Ocean Governance”, Panel on Exploring
and Managing New Frontiers, Australian
National Centre for Ocean Resources and
Security,
University
of
Wollongong,
Australia, November 28 – December 2, 2011.
In conjunction with Berkeley Law, Berkeley,
University of California.
38. R. Long (Paper), “Rights and Responsibilities
of States” Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries
Agency International Fisheries Negotiations
Course, University of Wollongong, Australia.
October 16-19, 2012.
39. R. Long, Workshop ODEMM Project, IFM,
Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark,
August 14-15, 2012.
48. R. Long (Panel Moderator), Offshore
Renewable Energy, Hamburg International
Environmental Law Conference 2011,
Hamburg, Germany, September 15-16, 2011.
40. R.
Long,
“Offshore
Wind
Energy
Development in the European Union”,
Regulation
of
Continental
Shelf
Development:
Rethinking
International
Standards, 36th Conference Center Oceans
Law and Policy, Halifax, Nova Scotia,
Canada, 21-22 June 2012.
49. R. Long (Paper & Panel Moderator),
“Implementing
Environmental
Considerations in Fisheries Law and Policy:
Contemporary Trends in International and
Euroean
Union
Law”,
UN-Nippon
Foundation Workshop, Nairobi, Kenya, July
9-15th, 2011.
41. R. Long, “Review of the EU law and policy
constraints and opportunities for sustainable
and integrated management of the marine
ecosystems”, ODEMM Project, MLOPRS
Ltd., Edinburgh, Scotland, 5-8 June 2012
50. R. Long (Paper), “Maritime Boundaries and
EU Environmental Law: Ne'er the twain shall
meet”, Maritime Border Diplomacy, 35th
Annual Conference of the Center for Oceans
Law and Policy, Bali, Indonesia, June 22-24,
2011.
7
51. R. Long (Workshop Convenor and Paper),
“Recent developments in EU Environmental
and Natural Resources Law”, ODEMM
Project, Galway, Ireland, June 2-4th, 2011.
60. R.
Long
(Presentation),
European
Commission Information Day, Framework
Programme 7, “OCEAN 2011″, MLOPRS
Ltd., Brussels, September 9th, 2010.
52. R. Long (Workshop) ODEMM Project,
Ecosystem Based Marine Management in the
EU, Aalborg University, Denmark, April 11th,
2011.
61. R. Long (Paper), “European Law and
Ecosystem-Based Marine Management”
ODEMM Project, MLOPRS Ltd., Crete, July
5-8, 2010.
53. R. Long (Paper), European Law Reform and
Marine Scientific Research, Law and the
Environment Conference 2011, School of
Law, University College Cork, April 7th,
2011.
62. R. Long (Workshop), Law, Policy and
Institutional Frameworks for Ecosystem
Based Approach to Marine Resource
Management, ODEMM Project, Brussels,
June 23-24, 2010.
54. R. Long, (Workshop) ODEMM Project, Risk
Assessment, Ecosystem Based Approach to
Marine Resource Management, ODEMM
Project, Wagengingen
University, The
Netherlands, Feb 1-4, 2011
63. R. Long (Paper), “Recent Developments in
EU Law on Ecosystems-Based Management:
What Marine Industries Need to Know”,
MLOPRS Ltd., World Ocean Council,
Belfast, June 15-17, 2010.
55. R. Long (Paper), “Reconciling the Regulation
of Vessel Based Marine Scientific Research
in the European Union with the Ecosystem
Approach” Korea Maritime Institute / Center
for Oceans Law and Policy / Netherlands
Institute for the Law of the Sea Joint
Conference on Globalisation and the Law of
the Sea, Washington DC, December 1-3rd,
2010.
64. R. Long (Participant), Problematic Issues in
the Law of the Sea, Trinity College Dublin,
June 3-4, 2010.
56. R. Long (Conference), Reforming the CFP,
European
Commission,
Charlemagne
Building, Brussels, November 16, 2010.
66. R. Long (Presentation) “Legal Aspects of
Ecosystem-Based Management of the Marine
Environment in the EU”, Law and the
Environment 2010, University College Cork,
April 22, 2010.
65. R. Long (Participant), United States Interests
in Prompt Adherence to the 1982 UN Law of
the Sea Convention, National Press Club,
Washington, D.C. United States, May 20-22,
2010.
57. R. Long (Paper), “Legal and institutional
framework for the RACs: challenges and
constraints for its development in a reviewed
CFP”, North Western Waters Regional
Advisory Council, Horizontal Working
Group on Reform of Common Fisheries
Policy: Regionalisation and Governance,
Dublin Castle, October 27th, 2010.
67. R. Long (Workshop), Options for Ecosystem
Based
Management,
MLOPRS
Ltd.,
University of Liverpool, March 2010.
58. R. Long (Paper), EU Law and the
Ecosystems Approach: Making it Work in the
Marine Environment”, 6th
ABLOS
Conference, “Contentious Issues in the Law
of the Sea- Surely Not!” Monaco, October
25-27th , 2010
68. R. Long (Paper) “Legal constraints and
future prospects for enhancing RAC
participation in decision-making within a
reformed CFP”, Inter-RAC Conference,
Decision-Making in the Reform of the
Common Fisheries Policy, Merchants Hall,
Edinburgh, November 3, 2009.
Available
at:
www.nsrac.org/wpcontent/uploads/2009/11/Ronan-Long.ppt
59. R. Long (Workshop) ODEMM Project,
MLOPRS Ltd., The Hague, October 12-13th,
2010.
69. R. Long, Briefing on FP7 “The Ocean of
Tomorrow”, Food, Agriculture, Fisheries and
Biotechnology, Charlemagne Conference
8
Centre, European Commission, Brussels,
Belgium. September 16, 2010.
78. R. Long (Co-moderator), Workshop on
Marine Genetic Resources in Sea Areas
Beyond National Jurisdiction, Rhodes
Academy Oceans Law and Policy, Rhodes,
Greece, July 13, 2008.
70. R. Long (Co-chair) Session B: Governance
and Legal Considerations, International
Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES)
symposium Issues Confronting the Deep
Oceans: The Economic, Scientific, and
Governance Challenges and Opportunities of
Working in the Deep Sea, University of the
Azores, Horta, Azores, Portugal. April 2730, 2009.
79. R. Long (Presentation), “Regulating Marine
Biodiscovery in Sea Areas under Coastal
State Jurisdiction”, Singapore Conference on
Freedom of Seas, Passage Rights and the
1982 Law of the Sea Convention, Singapore,
January
9,
2008.
http://www.rsis.edu.sg/publications/conferenc
e_reports/32nd_Oceans.pdf
71. R. Long (Presentation/Paper) Enforcing EC
Law in the Marine Environment, Law and the
Environment 2009, University College Cork,
April 24, 2009.
80. R. Long (Presentation), “Deep Sea and High
Seas Bioprospecting: Law and Policy Issues
for the European Union”, European
Commission sponsored Workshop, Brussels,
Belgium. March 4, 2008.
72. R. Long (Presentation/Paper) European
Maritime Policy Ocean Policy Research
Foundation, Tokyo, Japan. April 14, 2009.
81. R. Long (Participant) Workshop on
Biodiversity and Genetic Resources of the
Deep Sea. International Tribunal for the Law
of the Sea. (ITLOS), Hamburg, Germany.
September 29, 2007.
73. R. Long (Participant) A Europe of
Achievements in a Changing World,
European Parliament, Brussels, Belgium.
November 23-24, 2008.
74. R.
Long
(Commentator
/
Paper),
“Compliance with international regulations:
addressing enforcement gaps in the legal
regime
for
areas
beyond
national
jurisdiction”, Fourth J.H.W. Verzijl Memorial
Symposium, School of Law, Utrecht
University, The Netherlands. November 21,
2008.
82. R. Long (Moderator) Panel on “Science,
Management and Stakeholders” at the
European Symposium on Marine Protected
Areas, Murcia, Spain. September 25-28th,
2007.
83. R. Long (Presentation), “Some issues
generated by EU policies which impact on
technical conservation measures”, Sixth
Framework Programme PROFET Policy
Workshop, Dublin, Ireland. September 13,
2007. http://www.kfo.ie/downloads.html
75. R. Long (Presentation / Paper), “Natura 2000
sites and fisheries management in Ireland:
The deep-water coral sites”, Federal Agency
for
Nature
Conservation,
Stralsund,
Germany, November 5, 2008.
84. R. Long (Moderator), “Sessions 1 & 2,
Technical Conservation Measures Workshop,
Dublin, Ireland. September 13, 2007.
http://www.kfo.ie/downloads.html
76. R. Long, (Presentation / Paper), “Legal and
technical issues concerning the determination
of the baselines in Ireland”, IOC/IHO
meeting of the Advisory Body on the Law of
the
Sea
(ABLOS),
International
Hydrographic Organisation, Monaco, France.
October 17th, 2008.
85. R. Long (Co-Convenor and Moderator),
Panel VI, Legal Challenges in Maritime
Security, 31st Virginia Conference on Oceans
Law and Policy, Max Planck Institute for
Comparative Public Law and International
Law, University of Heidelberg, Germany.
May 24-26, 2007.
77. R. Long (Lecture), “Regulating Marine
Genetic Resources in Sea Areas Beyond
National Jurisdiction”, Rhodes Academy
Oceans Law and Policy, Rhodes, Greece,
July 13, 2008.
86. R. Long (Participant) The Future Maritime
Policy of the EU: A European Vision for
9
Oceans and Seas”. Bremen, Germany. May
2-4, 2007
97. R. Long (Presentation) “The European
Approach to Integrated Coastal and Ocean
Management: Are their lessons for the east
and south China Seas?”, School of Law,
University of Xiamen, China, March 9th,
2005.
87. R. Long (Moderator) I-CoNet Conference:
"Towards the Sustainable Development of
Ireland’s Coast" University College Cork,
Ireland. April 12, 2007.
88. R. Long (Presentation), Legal Aspects of
Marine Scientific Research, HERMES 2nd
Annual Meeting, Faro, Portugal. March 2007
98. R. Long (Participant) Symposium on the Law
of the Sea, Netherlands Institute on the Law
of the Sea, School of Law, University of
Utrecht, The Netherlands. December 3, 2004
89. R. Long (Presentation), Legal Aspects of
Continental Shelf Delimitation, HERMES
2nd Annual Meeting, Faro, Portugal. March
2007
99. R. Long (Coordinator) European Strategic
Research Initiative PROTECT, University of
Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany. October
2004.
90. R. Long (Facilitator) Graduate Training
Workshop: Legal Aspects of Deep Sea
Research, Exploration & Exploitation,
HERMES 2nd Annual Meeting, Faro,
Portugal. March 2007.
100. R. Long (Participant) Conference on
International Energy Policy, the Arctic and
the Law of the Sea, Russian law of the Sea
Association, St. Petersburg, Russia. June 2326, 2004.
91. R. Long (Seminar) European Commission,
DG Fisheries, 99 Rue Joseph II, Brussels,
Belgium. January 17, 2007.
101. R. Long (Participant) Deep-Sea Fisheries
Conference, Queenstown, New Zealand,
November 27-29th, 2003.
92. R. Long (Moderator) "Ireland, Law of the Sea
and the Continental Shelf", Marine Institute,
Galway, Ireland. October 19, 2006.
102. R. Long (Participant) Conference on Legal
and Scientific Aspects of Continental Shelf
Limits, Reykjavik, Iceland, June 25-27th,
2003.
93. R. Long (Moderator), Panel IV – Capacity
Building, 30th Virginia Conference on Oceans
Law and Policy with the Center for Oceans
Law and Policy at the University of Virginia
and the Law of the Sea Institute, Iceland.
July 12-14, 2006, Dublin Castle, Ireland.
103. R. Long (Participant) Ecosystems Based
Management Workshop, Cairns, Australia,
June 16-19th, 2003.
104. R. Long (Participant) Workshop on the
Governance of High Seas Biodiversity
Conservation, Cairns, Australia, June 16-19th,
2003.
94. R. Long (Presentation) HERMES First
Annual Meeting, Majorca, Spain. April 2006.
95. R. Long (Participant) Third Global
Conference on Oceans, Coasts, and Islands,
UNESCO, Paris, France. January 23-28,
2006.
105. R. Long (Presentation) “Marine Protected
Areas an Evolving Concept in International
Law”, Irish Branch International Law
Association, Trinity College, Dublin. May 1st,
2003.
96. R. Long (Presentation), “The Regulation of
MSR: the changing perspective of a coastal
Member State of the European Union”,
IOC/IHO meeting of the Advisory Body on
the Law of the Sea (ABLOS), IHO, Monaco,
France. October 10-12th, 2005. (incorporated
into R. Long, Marine Resource Law, (Dublin,
Thomson Round Hall, 2007) pp. 684-723).
106. R. Long (Participant) “Interferences with
Navigation: Modern Challenges”, Law of the
Sea Foundation Seminar, International
Tribunal Law of the Sea, Hamburg,
Germany. March 15th, 2003.
107. R. Long (Host) Training Week on Caris
LOTS (specialized Law of the Sea GIS
software), Galway, May 26-30, 2003.
10
Workshop convened by the European
Commission
and
German
Federal
Government for Legal and Scientific Experts
from 15 countries and scientific institutions,
International
Academy
for
Nature
Conservation on the Isle of Vilm, Germany,
27 June – 1 July 2001.
108. R. Long (Moderator), Research Workshop on
Baselines and Continental Shelf, Martin Ryan
Institute, Galway, March 6th, 2003.
109. R. Long (Presentation) “European Fisheries
Law and Marine Protected Areas”, Expert
Workshop on High Seas Marine Protected
Areas, The World Conservation Union,
Malaga, Spain. January 15-17th,
2003.
Conference Proceedings.
118. Grehan, R. Long, M. Mellett (JointPresentation),
“Deep-water
coral
conservation – a paradigm for the
development of an Irish integrated ocean
management strategy”, Towards Earth
Summit 2002, Achievements and Challenges
Rio + 10 Conference, University College
Dublin, Ireland, 10-14 September 2001.
110. R. Long (Presentation) “The Integration of
Environmental Principles into European
Fishery Law”, 13th Irish Environmental
Researchers Colloquium, Galway, January 810th , 2003
119. R. Long (Working Group), Inter-American
Tropical Tuna Commission, La Jolla,
California, United States, March 2000.
111. R. Long, “Review of current EC and
international legislation to protect the marine
environment”, Coral Taskforce Fisheries
Stakeholders Workshop, sponsored by
Duchás, Marine Institute, Geological Survey
Office, Martin Ryan Institute, NUI Galway,
Ireland, 24th June 2002.
120. R. Long (Working Group), Inter-American
Tropical Tuna Commission Compliance
Committee, Costa Rica, April 2000.
121. R. Long (Seminar), The Common Fisheries
Policy, past, present and future, University of
Ulster, Coleraine and Magee, European
Studies Programme 1999, Irish Institute for
European Affairs, Leuven, Belgium.
112. R. Long (Seminar), The rule of law and
military uses of the ocean, European Seminar
Naval Officers, Galway, Ireland, 13th June
2002.
113. R. Long (Participant), The Stockholm
Declaration and the Law of the Marine
environment, University of Stockholm,
Sweden. May 22-25, 2002
122. R. Long (Presentation), “The regulation of
satellite vessel monitoring systems in the
European Union”, United Nations FAO
Working Group on Statistics, Luxembourg,
21 February 1999.
114. R. Long (Lecture) L’Affaire du MOX,
Doctoral Programme (DEA), University of
Poitiers, France, May 2002.
123. R. Long (Presentation), “Monitoring Control
and Surveillance of
fisheries
in the
European Union”, Regional Fisheries
Workshop,
Indian Ocean Commission,
Mauritius, 2-3 February 1999.
115. R. Long (Presentation) Legal aspects of
protecting marine habitats - Common
fisheries
policy
review
sub-group,
Department of Marine and Natural
Resources, Dublin, Ireland. 19th February
2002.
124. R. Long (Seminar), The external role of the
European Community in the context of
multilateral fora and bilateral agreements,
University of Ulster, Coleraine and Magee,
European Studies Programme 1998, Irish
Institute for European Affairs, Leuven,
Belgium.
116. Grehan, R. Long, M. Mellett (Presentation),
Deep-water coral: the case for integrated
ocean management in Ireland, National
Environmental
Conference,
University
College Dublin, Ireland. September 2001.
125. R. Long (Presentation) “European regulation
of vessel monitoring systems under the ACP
Agreements”, Ministry of Fisheries, Rabat,
Morocco. June 1997.
117. R. Long, A.J. Grehan (Presentation),
“Conserving deep-water corals within
offshore areas under Irish jurisdiction”,
11
126. R. Long (Working Group), “The European
regulation of satellite vessel monitoring
systems”, International Commission for the
Conservation of Atlantic Tuna, State
Department, Washington, United States, May
1997.
vessel monitoring systems, OJ L 202/18,
30.07.97.
b.
127. R. Long (Working Group), “The regulation of
satellite vessel monitoring systems by
regional fishery organisations”. International
Working Group on Satellite Tracking, NAFO
Headquarters, Halifax, Canada, 2-4 April
1997.
128. R. Long (Presentation), “Vessel monitoring
systems that can operate using satellite
technology and the specification of legally
binding electronic formats and data exchange
protocols”, International Working Group on
Satellite Tracking,
NAFO Headquarters,
Halifax, Canada, 2-4 April 1997.
129. R. Long (Seminar), Fisheries Law,
Enforcement and Compliance in the Member
States of the European Union, European
Commission, Implementation of Sector
Policies in the EU, Brussels, Belgium.
130. J. Verborgh, R. Long (Working Group),
“The legal framework for vessel monitoring
systems in the European Union”, European
Expert Working Group on Fishery
Enforcement, Athens, Greece, 2-5 May 1996.
European Commission Reports and
Communications to the Council of
Ministers and the European Parliament
Ø
European Union law and policy
applicable to stakeholder involvement in
the management of the common fisheries
policy, (EU Law and Policy Paper
1/2013) (SOCIOEC FP7-KBBE-2011-5
Project No: 289192)
Ø
The use of Large Scale Driftnets under
the Common Fisheries Policy, COM (94)
50 final, Brussels, 08.04.1994
Ø
Enforcement of Community Legislation
concerning the use of Driftnets in 1994,
SEC 1994 Document (94) 2003
Ø
Report from the European Commission
on the Monitoring of the Common
Fisheries Policy, COM Document
1997/0226 final (Luxembourg)
Ø
European
Commission
non-paper:
“Legal issues pertaining to satellite
monitoring”, DG Fisheries, Brussels,
July 1996.
131. R. Long (Seminar), Legislative Reform in the
European
Union,
Institute
Public
Administrators,
European
Studies
Programme, Institute for European Affairs,
Leuven, Belgium.
(I). Unpublished Advisory Papers /
Reports / Policy Briefings
(H) European Legal Instruments and Institutional
Publications
Ø
R. Long, (Law and Policy Background
Paper) “Legal constraints on enhancing
RAC participation in decision-making
within a reformed common fisheries
policy”, Report for the North-Sea
Regional Advisory Council, Government
of Scotland, and DEFRA, United
Kingdom, pp 46, November 2009.
Ø
R. Long (Briefing), “Deep Sea and High
Seas Bioprospecting: Law and Policy
Issues for the European Union”, briefing
a. EU Legislation
Ø
Council Regulation (EC) No 686/97 of
14.04.1997, OJ L 102/1, 19.04.1997
(amending Council Regulation No
2847/93 for vessel monitoring systems).
Ø
Commission Regulation No 1498/97 of
29.07.1997 laying down detailed rules
for the application of Council Regulation
No 2847/93 as regards satellite-based
12
for the European Commission, DGs
External Affairs, Research, Environment,
Maritime Affairs and Fisheries. Deep
Sea Research in support of Ocean
Governance, Second meeting of the
HERMES
Science-Policy
Panel
Workshop Report, Brussels, March 4th
2008.
Available at: www.euhermes.net.
Ø
their Implications for the Marine
Research & Innovation Strategy 20062020”. Background Briefing Paper,
Marine Institute, 2004.
Ø
Cinneide, "Report on Two Deep-Water
Coral
Conservation
Stakeholder
Workshops Held in Galway in 2000 and
2002". Available online.
Ø
R. Long, Regulation of Marine
Biodiscovery Paper 1/2007.
“Are
marine genetic resources in areas beyond
national jurisdiction a third category of
resources namely biological resources?”,
Prepared for the Marine Institute and
Department of Foreign Affairs, Dublin,
Ireland., pp.23.
Ø
Ø
Post-Doctoral Research Fellows
R. Long (Law and Policy Background
Paper), “Review of the Legal Framework
Applicable to Marine Protected Areas as
a Tool for Ecosystem Conservation &
Fisheries
Management”,
European
Union, Specific Targeted Research
Project PROTECT. Review of MPAs for
Ecosystem Conservation & Fisheries
Management. Published by DIFRES
Copenhagen, Denmark. (February 2006),
pp.10-30. Available at: www.mpaeu.net/
Ø
Ø
Ø
O’Hagan, A.M. and Long, R., 2006,
Review of the current legislative
framework relating to the establishment
of MPAs and the application of other
legal instruments to underpin the
sustainable management of deepwater
corals. Report for the HERMES project.
www.eu-hermes.net
b.
Ø
R. Long, “The Future Utilisation of Data
from the National Seabed Survey – Law
and Policy Background Paper”, Marine
Institute, September 5, 2003, pp.30.
(J). Supervisions
a.
Ø
R. Long, A. Grehan, B. Deegan, & M. Ó
ICES (2004) Information and advice
about appropriate eco-regions for the
implementation
of
an
ecosystem
approach in European waters. In: ICES
(ed) Report of the ICES Advisory
Committee on Fishery Management and
Advisory Committee on Ecosystems,
2004. International Council for the
Exploration of the Sea (ICES),
Copenhagen, pp. 115-131.
Dr. Clive Symmons, (Cycle III,
PRTLI, HEA Ireland)
Dr. Yoshifumi Tanaka (Cycle III,
PRTLI, HEA Ireland)
a. A Dual Approach to Ocean
Governance: The Cases of
Zonal
and
Integrated
Management
in
International Law of the
Sea, Ashgate International
Law
Series,
Ashgate,
Farnham
Dr. Anne Marie O’Hagan (Cycle III,
PRTLI, HEA Ireland), EU 6th
Framework PROTECT
United Nations \ Nippon Foundation Research
Fellows1
1
The fellowship programme provides mid-career
government officials from developing countries
with the opportunity to undertake advanced
academic training and an internship period at the
United Nations with the purpose of enhancing
their countries' capacity to implement the 1982
United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
and related international instruments.
The
programme is funded by the Nippon Foundation
of Japan. Research Fellows at NUI Galway are
jointly supervised by Professor Long and Dr.
François Napoléon Bailet.
R. Long, “Contemporary Issues in the
Law of the Sea and Oceans Policy and
13
Ø
_programme_home/fellows_pages/b
angladesh.html
Ms. Mariamalia Rodriguez Chaves,
Costa Rica, “Protesting the Central
American Dome: Law and Policy
Considerations”.
d.
PhD (completed)
Ø
Ø
Ø
Ø
Ø
Ø
Ms. Yon Bosque, Legal Advisor,
Ministry of Environment and
Natural Resources, Guatemala,
“Combating climate change in the
Guatemalan coastal zones”
Ø
Mr. Sei, Ministry of Fisheries,
Sierra
Leone,
“Fisheries
Governance Reforms in Sierra
Leone: Law, Policy and Institutional
Arrangements”
“http://www.un.org/depts/los/nippon
/unnff_programme_home/fellows_p
ages/sierra_leone.html
e.
Mr. Izildo Ferreira, Legal Adviser,
Ministry of Maritime Affairs,
Mozambique.
“Developing an
Integrated Ocean’s Management
Policy
for
Mozambique”
http://www.un.org/Depts/los/nippon/
unnff_programme_home/fellows_pa
ges/mozambique.html
Mr. Mang Hau Thang, Assistant
Director, International Law and
Treaty
Division
Consular
and
Legal
Affairs
Department, Myanmar. “Issues
Relating to the Delineation and
Delimitation
of
Myanmar's
Continental Shelf in Accordance
with the Article 76 of the 1982
UNCLOS”.
www.un.org/depts/los/nippon/unnff_
programme_home/fellows_pages/m
yanmar.html.
Mr. Muhammad Nazmul Hoque,
Assistant Secretary, Ministry of
Foreign
Affairs,
Bangladesh.
“Legal and Scientific Assessment of
Bangladesh’s Baseline in the
Context of Article 76 of the United
Nations Convention on the Law of
the
Sea,
www.un.org/Depts/los/nippon/unnff
14
Commander Mark Mellett DSM,
(joint-supervision with Prof. Chris
Curtin),
“Integrated
Ocean
Management in the North-East
Atlantic” (completed 2009)
Naomi Foley (part funded under
PROTECT Project) (completed
2011)
PhD (current students and applicants)
Ø
Mariamalia Rodríguez (Attorney,
Costa Rica) “The Dynamics of
Protecting the Central American
Dome: Law, Economics and Public
Policy Aspects” (application
pending approval).
Ø
Brendan Conway BL, (working title)
“Revenue Law and Offshore
Petroleum Development”
(application pending approval).
Ø
Eoin Fannon BL, (working title)
“The role of science in international
and European law as it applies to the
ocean: The need for a sui generis
legal regime” (application pending
approval).
Ø
Patrick O’ Sullivan, “The operation
of EU State Aid rules in times of
banking and financial crisis public
money for a private solution: the
need for economic stability versus
the need to maintain an open and
competitive market in the EU
banking sector. (commenced 2013).
Ø
Mackson Peter-Onyejekwe, “The
Cotonou Agreement: A legal
assessment of EU-ACP Partnership
and Agreement”. (commenced
2013).
Ø
Stephanie Flynn, “The protection of
animals and animal rights at
national, EU and international
levels” (commenced 2012).
f.
LLM by Research (completed)
Ø Karin Baakman, Enforcing the
Biodiversity Convention in
Ireland (since published)
g.
BSc (completed)
Ø
Brendan
Hanafin,
Solr.,
Implementing
the
Water
Framework Directive, BSc Final
Year Project.
15
(K). Major Research Grants
f.
a. Horizon 2020 (Call: H2020-MSCA-ITN2014), Training in Global and European Law
of the Sea (Budget: €3,105,693 / Prof. Long
€531,349) (commencing 09/2014)
University of Virginia, Icelandic Institute
Law of the Sea, Marine Institute (Ireland),
Martin Ryan Institute
Ø Co–host international
€120,000
b. Research Fellowships
Ø Michael Manahan Marine Research
Fellowship, Marine Institute, Prof.
Long €100,000
Ø Marine Institute RTDI Fellowship,
Prof. Long €156,000
c. Higher Education Authority Research Group
Grant
Ø Programme for Research in Third
Level Institutions Cycle III, NUI
Galway €23,000,000 / Prof. Long
€465,000
d. European Union Framework Projects
Ø EU – PROTECT project, FP6 STREP, Dr. Long €365,000
Ø EU – COREPOINT project. Interreg
IIIC EU, Dr. Long, €120,000
Ø EU– HERMES project, FP6 –
Hotspot Ecosystems Research on the
Margins of European Seas. Award
with Dr. A. Grehan, €560,000
e. United Nations / Nippon Foundation
Ø Capacity Building Programme for
Developing States, one fellowship
per annum 2005–2014.
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conference
(J). Referee / Project Evaluation
(L). Newspaper Articles
Ø
Cambridge
University
Press,
Oxford
University Press, Ashgate International Law
Series, Routledge-Cavendish Academic Law
Publications, Hart Publishing Oxford,
Blackwell Science, European Law Review,
International Journal of Marine and Coastal
Law, Ocean Yearbook, Journal of Energy and
Natural Resources Law, Ocean and Coastal
Management, ICES Journal of Marine
Science, Aegean Review of the Law of the Sea
and Maritime Law, Melbourne Journal of
International Law, Dublin University Law
Journal.
Ø
External Reviewer for Renewal of Canada
Research Chairs (2009, 2010 and 2011)
Ø
Project Evaluation: Social Science and
Humanities Research Council of Canada;
European
Commission
Framework
Programmes 5, 6 and 7; Nippon Foundation
of Japan; National Maritime College Ireland;
German Federal Agency for Nature
Conservation.
Ø
Programme Validation: Cork Institute of
Technology and the National Maritime
College Ireland.
Ø
PhD External Examiner: School of Law,
University College Cork; School of Law,
University of Southampton; Dublin City
University; School of Law, Trinity College
Dublin (forthcoming).
Ø
PhD Internal Examiner: School of Law, NUI
Galway.
Ø
Law of the Sea Correspondent,
Yearbook of International Law
Ø
“Bringing national maritime policy back
into line”, Irish Times Opinion
December 20, 2007.
Ø
“Marine policy “opposite” to EU” Irish
Times November 20, 2007.
Ø
“Mismanagement of fishery resource
costs £3,000 million and 10% of catches
undeclared” Irish Times June 12 2000.
Ø
Legal Correspondent, Inshore Ireland,
(specialist newspaper for the marine
sector)
(M). Translated into Japanese
Ø
Irish
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R. Long, “A European Perspective on Japan’s
Basic Act on Ocean Policy” Ship and Ocean
Policy Newsletter No. 219 (September 20, 2009),
http://www.sof.or.jp/jp/news/201-250/219_1.php
http://www.sof.or.jp/en/news/201-250/219_1.php.
日本の海洋基本法に関する欧州の見解
アイルランド国立大学ゴールウェイ校
海洋法・海洋政策センター 研究部長／教授