Table of Contents

Marco Balboni & Giuliana Laschi : Introduction - Francesco Correale : Les origines de la " question du Sahara Occidental " : enjeux historiques, defis politiques - Carlos Ruiz Miguel: The Principle, the Right of Self-determination and the People of Western Sahara - Erik Hagen: Fish before Peace. The EU's Controversial Fisheries in Occupied Western Sahara - Hans Corell: The Principle of Sovereignty of Natural Resources and its Consequences - Ricardo Passos: Legal Aspects of the European Union's Approach towards Western Sahara - Enrico Milano: The 2013 Fisheries Protocol between the EU and Morocco: Fishing 'too South' Continues... - Carmelo Danisi: Appendix.

About the Author

Marco Balboni is Professor of International and European Law at the University of Bologna. As an expert in non-discrimination and refugee law, he sits in the Territorial Commission for the Recognition of the International Protection for Refugees. His fields of expertise include self-determination, especially in relation to the Western Sahara case and the Sahrawi refugees. Giuliana Laschi is professor of History of European Integration (Jean Monnet Chair ad personam) and Contemporary History at the University of Bologna. She presides the Scientific Committee of Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence - Punto Europa Forli and is Vice-President of AUSE (University Association of European Studies). Her last books include The European Community and the World (ed., 2014), L'Europa e gli altri (2015).