| Tittel: | SIMPLY 2018 : Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law Yearbook | | Ansvar: | editor: Trond Solvang | | Forfatter: | red.: Solvang, Trond  | | Materialtype: | Bok | | Utgitt: | Oslo : Sjørettsfondet, Nordisk institutt for sjørett, Universitetet i Oslo, 2019 | | Omfang: | 256 sider | | Serie: | Marius ; 519 | | Emneord: | Sjørett / Årbøker | | Innhold: | Felix Collin: Maritime Product Liability at the Dawn of Unmanned Ships – the Finnish Perspective
Thor Falkanger: The seller’s right of stoppage when bills of lading are issued/
Hans Jacob Bull: Natural damage insurance: the Norwegian model and current efforts to improve it
Henrik Bjørnebye: The impact of the third energy market package on national resource management
Lauri Railas: Going the Nordic way - an alternative to English hegemony
Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen: Loss of hire insurance when the damaged vessel is substituted. What does loss of hire insurance cover?
Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen: Marine insurance for intervention by State power – The Nordic perspective
Editor’s Preface:
The Institute’s Yearbook aims at giving a representative picture of the activities and areas of law in which the Institute is involved, which is achieved through contributions by its own staff as well as those of external connections. This is so also this year.
We have two welcomed contributions from Finland: Felix Collin’s article on product liability pertaining to autonomous ships, and Lauri Railas’ article providing some overriding observations on English and Nordic legal traditions.
The remaining articles are by the Institute’s staff:
Thor Falkanger’s article, covering a core area of maritime and transport law; an analysis of a recent Norwegian Supreme Court case on stoppage in transit. Trond Solvang’s article, tentatively introducing some legal philosophical topics into the area of autonomous ships and technological development. Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen’s two articles on marine insurance, the first discussing insurability of ships being the subject of foreign state intervention; the other discussing loss of hire insurance when the ship which is off-hire is substituted by another ship. Hans Jacob Bull’s article, presenting and discussing the Norwegian insurance and compensation schemes on damage caused by natural phenomena. Finally, Henrik Bjørnebye’s article – representing the Institute’s petroleum and energy law department – discussing the impact of the EU´s third energy market package on national energy sovereignty; the so-called ‘ACER-debate’ |
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