The Origin of Institutional Linkage between CITES and IWC

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  • Sanada Yasuhiro
    Graduate School of International Coporation Studies, Kobe University

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  • CITESとIWCとの相互連関の起源：「海からの持込」規定のCITESへの導入と付属書における鯨類の取り扱いを巡って
  • CITES ト IWC トノ ソウゴ レンカン ノ キゲン ウミ カラノ モチコミ キテイ ノ CITES エノ ドウニュウ ト フゾクショ ニ オケル ゲイルイ ノ トリアツカイ オ メグッテ

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One of the most contentious issues on the regime-making process of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) is on the concept of "introduction from the sea" and the inclusion on the Appendix I of marine species, especially great whales, thereby constituting institutional linkage between CITES regime and regulations by International Whaling Commission. This paper sheds light on this initiative by the United States as well as the response of Japan, using analytical and conceptual framework of theories of international institutional linkage. It concludes by explaining the consequences of the proposal and considering its implications.

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