the Contiguous Air Space Zone in International Law.
Two States, namely the United States and Canada, have seen fit, in recent years, to formulate rules, for security purposes, in respect of identification and control of aircraft approaching their coasts, or within certain fixed zones contiguous to the coast, whereby, in effect, they assert a jurisdic...
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McGill University
1955
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