Whaling diplomacy : Defining issues in international environmental law Author Gillespie A. Date 2005 Source IUCN (ID: MON-079287) Publisher | Place of publication Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd | Cheltenham, UK ISBN 1-84542-107-8 Pages 544 p. Document type Monography/book Language English Field of application International Subject Wild species & ecosystems Keyword Marine mammals Hunting/capture Indigenous peoples Abstract Contents: Part I: Numbers and Threats 1. From the Blue-Whale Unit to the Revised Management Scheme 2. Management and Numbers 3. Environmental Threats to Cetaceans and the Limits of the IWC 4. Incidental Capture Part II: Philosophy in International Environmental Law 5. Whaling under Scientific Auspices 6. Humane Killing 7. Non-Lethal Utilization and the Irish Proposal 8. Aboriginal Subsistence Whaling Part III: The Mechanics of International Environmental Law 9. Sanctuaries 10. Small Cetaceans 11. The Primacy of the IWC and Related International Organizations 12. Compliance 13. Reservations to the ICRW 14. Transparency 15. Vote-Buying 16. Finance Part IV: Conclusion 17. Conclusion