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Joint development of the Timor gap? : joint development as a potential interim solution to the boundary dispute between Australia and Indonesia concerning the seabed in the Timor sea

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1988-08

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Leigh, Kathy.

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Since at least 1984 Australia and Indonesia have been discussing the possibility of establishing a joint development zone (JDZ) for the exploration for, and exploitation of, petroleum1 resources of the seabed in an area between the two states in the Timor Sea, known as the 'Timor Gap'

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1 v. (various pagings)

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Petroleum in submerged lands -- Timor Sea., Continental shelf -- Australia., Continental shelf -- Indonesia., Australia -- Boundaries -- Indonesia., Indonesia -- Boundaries -- Australia.

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733815097

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Thesis (Masters sub-thesis)

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2099-12-31

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