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Warner, Robin M. Professor
Deputy Director Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security
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Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security
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School of Law
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ANCORS Research Strength
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Faculty of Law, Humanities and the Arts
Overview
Research Areas
Research Overview
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Law of the Sea, marine environmental law, oceans governance, maritime regulation and enforcement, biodiversity conservation in marine areas beyond national jurisdiction, climate change and the oceans.
The principal objective of Professor Warner’s past and current research is to make a beneficial, practical and enduring contribution to the preservation of a balanced ocean in which multiple uses are accommodated in an environmentally sustainable manner. She has made significant theoretical and applied contributions to oceans governance, particularly in relation to conservation of high seas biodiversity, climate change and the oceans, implementation of navigational regimes and maritime law enforcement. The central theme of her research can be characterised as an examination of how law of the sea principles can be reconciled with marine environmental law and the legal and institutional mechanisms necessary to achieve that objective.- Blue Carbon Futures: Improving Carbon Sequestration in Mangroves across Australia, Vietnam and Brazil (Global Challenges Project)
- Launching a Blue Economy. Putting Theory into Practice (Global Challenges Project)
Geographic Focus
- Asia Pacific Region Transnational Region
- Marine Areas beyond National Jurisdiction. Continent
- Polar Regions Transnational Region
Affiliation
Member Of
- Australian Research Council Assessor
- Frontiers in Marine Affairs and Policy Editorial Board Member and Associate Editor
- Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies Reference Member
- NZ and Australian Armed Forces Law Association Vice President
Publications
Selected Publications
Editor Of
Funding
Investigator On
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| 2015 | Awarded by: Funding Scheme: Transformations to Sustainability Programme |
| 2010 - 2013 | Awarded by: Funding Scheme: National Research Flagship Collaboration Fund |
| 2011 | Funding Scheme: Marine Biodiversity, Resources and Fisheries Research Program |
Supervision
Advisees
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Graduate Advising Relationship
Degree Research Title Advisee Doctor of Philosophy Marine genetic resources beyond national jurisdiction: an integrated approach to benefit-sharing, conservation and sustainable use Harden-Davies, Harriet Doctor of Philosophy Challenges and solutions for the effective governance and regulation of the Southern Ocean's areas beyond national jurisdiction. Johnson, Constance Doctor of Philosophy Acoustic Impact in the High Seas - Developing Global Governance to Manage Anthropogenic Underwater Noise in Arear beyond National Junroliction Reeve, Lora Doctor of Philosophy Regional Cooperation on Marine Environmental Protection in the South China Sea (SCS) Liu, Yulu Doctor of Philosophy The new international legally binding instrument under UNCLOS: Integrating new structures with existing sectoral management regimes. Clark, Nichola Doctor of Philosophy Legislating for a "New Song": Effective Legal Regimes to Support the Coastal Fisheries of the Future Davis, Ruth Doctor of Philosophy Defining, identifying and documenting valuable and sensitive marine environments in the South China Sea Le Berre Lemaire Lyons, Youna Doctor of Philosophy Strengthening the Regulatory Framework for Marine Environmental Protection of Islands and the Surrounding Sea Areas in China Zhang, Dazhen
Background
Education And Training
- Ph.D. in Law, University of Sydney 2006
Awards And Honors
Overview
Top Publications
| Year | Title |
|---|---|
Research Areas
Research Overview
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Law of the Sea, marine environmental law, oceans governance, maritime regulation and enforcement, biodiversity conservation in marine areas beyond national jurisdiction, climate change and the oceans.
The principal objective of Professor Warner’s past and current research is to make a beneficial, practical and enduring contribution to the preservation of a balanced ocean in which multiple uses are accommodated in an environmentally sustainable manner. She has made significant theoretical and applied contributions to oceans governance, particularly in relation to conservation of high seas biodiversity, climate change and the oceans, implementation of navigational regimes and maritime law enforcement. The central theme of her research can be characterised as an examination of how law of the sea principles can be reconciled with marine environmental law and the legal and institutional mechanisms necessary to achieve that objective.- Blue Carbon Futures: Improving Carbon Sequestration in Mangroves across Australia, Vietnam and Brazil (Global Challenges Project)
- Launching a Blue Economy. Putting Theory into Practice (Global Challenges Project)
Geographic Focus
- Asia Pacific Region Transnational Region
- Marine Areas beyond National Jurisdiction. Continent
- Polar Regions Transnational Region
Affiliation
Member Of
- Australian Research Council Assessor
- Frontiers in Marine Affairs and Policy Editorial Board Member and Associate Editor
- Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies Reference Member
- NZ and Australian Armed Forces Law Association Vice President
Publications
Selected Publications
Editor Of
Funding
Investigator On
| Year | Title |
|---|---|
| 2015 | Awarded by: Funding Scheme: Transformations to Sustainability Programme |
| 2010 - 2013 | Awarded by: Funding Scheme: National Research Flagship Collaboration Fund |
| 2011 | Funding Scheme: Marine Biodiversity, Resources and Fisheries Research Program |
Supervision
Advisees
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Graduate Advising Relationship
Degree Research Title Advisee Doctor of Philosophy Marine genetic resources beyond national jurisdiction: an integrated approach to benefit-sharing, conservation and sustainable use Harden-Davies, Harriet Doctor of Philosophy Challenges and solutions for the effective governance and regulation of the Southern Ocean's areas beyond national jurisdiction. Johnson, Constance Doctor of Philosophy Acoustic Impact in the High Seas - Developing Global Governance to Manage Anthropogenic Underwater Noise in Arear beyond National Junroliction Reeve, Lora Doctor of Philosophy Regional Cooperation on Marine Environmental Protection in the South China Sea (SCS) Liu, Yulu Doctor of Philosophy The new international legally binding instrument under UNCLOS: Integrating new structures with existing sectoral management regimes. Clark, Nichola Doctor of Philosophy Legislating for a "New Song": Effective Legal Regimes to Support the Coastal Fisheries of the Future Davis, Ruth Doctor of Philosophy Defining, identifying and documenting valuable and sensitive marine environments in the South China Sea Le Berre Lemaire Lyons, Youna Doctor of Philosophy Strengthening the Regulatory Framework for Marine Environmental Protection of Islands and the Surrounding Sea Areas in China Zhang, Dazhen
Background
Education And Training
- Ph.D. in Law, University of Sydney 2006
Awards And Honors
Research Areas
Geographic Focus
- Asia Pacific Region Transnational Region
- Marine Areas beyond National Jurisdiction. Continent
- Polar Regions Transnational Region