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CHAPTER 1: Codification: Problems of Differing Legal Cultures @ Page 3 CHAPTER 2: Unification and Codification of Maritime Law: Friends or Foes? @ Page 10 CHAPTER 3: Unification of Maritime Law-A Failed Strategy? @ Page 17 CHAPTER 4: Codification by Treaty of Private Maritime Law From the Perspectives of a Public International Lawyer @ Page 34 CHAPTER 5: Codification-Best left to States or to Someone else? @ Page 40 CHAPTER 6: Successes and Failures of Uniform Maritime Law Instruments: Is There room for a New Approach? @ Page 57 CHAPTER 7: The Gap between EU and EEA Law: Opportunities and Threats @ Page 80 CHAPTER 8: The Maritime Labour Convention: a Code of Minimum Rights and Maximum Impact @ page 87 CHAPTER 9: The Rotterdam Rules and International Trade: Accord or Discord? @ Page 105 CHAPTER 10: Sea Transport Documents in Bank's Hands-Bridging the UCP with Commercial Shipping Law @ Page 121 CHAPER 11: The Challenges of ICTS in the Shipping Sector among International Uniform Law, Codification and Lex Mercatoria: The Electronic Bill of Landing @ page 134 CHAPTER 12: The Future of the Regulation of the Contract for the Multimodal Carriage of Googs in the Context of the Rotterdam Rules @ Page 147 CHAPTER 13: Regulation of the Multimodal Carrier's Liability Regime with a Special Focus of Selected National Maritime and Transport Laws @ Page 156 CHAPTER 14: The Role of Sailing and Leisure Navigation in the Codification Process of Maritime Law (In the Framework of the Spanish Maritime Navigation of 2014) @ Page 171 CHAPTER 15: Yacht Codes- A Solution to the Problem of Equivalent Safety Standards for Large Yachts @ Page 187 CHAPTER 16: Claims for Personal Injuries By Cruise Ship Passengers under International and EU Regimes @ Page 196 CHAPTER 17: Maritime Law Codification in Japan: Elements Considered and those not Considered @ Page 217 CHAPTER 18: Codification of Maritime Law: The Experience of Spain @ page 232 CHAPTER 19: Recent National Maritime Law Codifications-Reasons and Code: The Polish Perspective as Compared with other Selected Jurisdictions @ Page 246