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Antarctic Treaty 1991: a U.S. position
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Willis, Karen D. |
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Antarctic Treaty 1991: a U.S. position |
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Monterey, California: Naval Postgraduate School |
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The Antarctic Treaty of 1959, ratified in 1961, is subject to review in 1991. This thesis presents a negotiating position for the United States in the event the Treaty is reviewed. To do so, it examines important aspects of the review process, presenting a broad view of the issues, parties, and strategies facing the United States in these negotiations. In addition, major issues which have evolved over the past 30 years within the parameters of the Antarctic Treaty System are explored, as well as areas of potential future conflict. The positions of those countries within and those outside the Antarctic Treaty System are identified in order to anticipate areas of conflict and consensus during the negotiation process. Additionally, some planning implications are explored which highlight operational support areas of concern. The thesis concludes that it is in the United States' interest for the Antarctic Treaty to continue in its present form and presents a negotiating strategy to achieve that end. Subjects: Antarctic Treaty system; International law; National security.; U.S. National Policy in Antarctica; Antarctic Treaty System; U.S. Navy Role in Antarctica |
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| Language | English | |
| Publication date | December 1990 | |
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IA Collections: navalpostgraduateschoollibrary; fedlink |
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