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Marine Policy
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Edited by Eddie Brown
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Volume 20, issue 6 , 1996
Marine protected areas: emerging economics pp. 439-446 Robert Scott Farrow Reference points for optimal fish stock management: A lesson to be learned from the Northeast Arctic cod stock pp. 447-462 Odd Nakken , Per Sandberg and Stein Ivar Steinshamn The Canary Islands fishing policy pp. 463-474 Carlos Angel Pérez Labajos , Beatriz Blanco Rojo and Rafael Mazas Arranz Fisher regulations along the Coromandel coast: a case of collective control of common pool resources pp. 475-482 Maarten Bavinck Artificial reefs of bulk waste materials: a scientific and legal review of the suitability of using the cement stabilised by-products of coal-fired power stations pp. 483-497 Helen Pickering Market regulation versus co-management?: Two perspectives on regulating fisheries compared pp. 499-516 Wim Dubbink and Martijn van Vliet Shifting challenges for British maritime policy: A post-war review pp. 517-524 B. M. Gardner , S. J. Pettit and H. A. Thanopoulou Volume 20, issue 5 , 1996
A benefit-cost analysis of a regional global ocean observing system: Seawatch Europe pp. 357-376 Jan H Stel and Brian F Mannix Some recent regulatory developments in IMO for which there are corresponding requirements in the United Nations convention on the law of the sea. A challenge to be met by the states parties? pp. 377-388 J Wonham Regulation and age discrimination in the dry-bulk cargo trades pp. 389-395 J McConville and K. W. Timmermann The Aegean sea dispute: options and avenues pp. 397-404 Jon M Van Dyke Fisheries co-management: a comparative analysis pp. 405-418 Sevaly Sen and Jesper Raakjaer Nielsen Prospects for an international tuna resource owners' cartel pp. 419-427 Harry Fleming Campbell Chaos and parametric management pp. 429-438 James A Wilson , James Acheson and Peter Kleban Volume 20, issue 4 , 1996
Threats to underwater cultural heritage. The problems of unprotected archaeological and historic sites, wrecks and objects found at sea pp. 287-290 Gillian Hutchinson Archaeological and historical objects under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea pp. 291-296 Moritaka Hayashi Protecting the underwater cultural heritage. The international law association draft convention pp. 297-307 O'Keefe, Patrick J Current developments at UNESCO concerning the protection of the underwater cultural heritage. Presentation made at the first and the second national maritime museum conferences on the protection of underwater cultural heritage (Greenwich, 3 and 4 February 1995) (London, IMO, 25 and 26 January 1996) pp. 309-323 Etienne Clément Protection of the underwater cultural heritage. Draft principles and guidelines for implementation of article 303 of the United Nations Convention on the law of the sea, 1982 pp. 325-336 ED Brown Salvage and the underwater cultural heritage pp. 337-342 Q. C. Geoffrey Brice The IMO guidelines on particular sensitive sea areas (PSSAs). Their possible application to the protection of underwater cultural heritage pp. 343-349 Agustín Blanco-Bazán Sunken warships and military aircraft pp. 351-354 J Ashley Roach Volume 20, issue 3 , 1996
The 1991 Madrid environmental protection protocol. Contributions to marine pollution law pp. 183-197 Christopher C Joyner Freeze the tropical seas. An ice-cool prescription for the burning Spratly issues! pp. 199-208 Kuan-Ming Sun International maritime boundaries and indigenous people. The case of the Torres Strait pp. 209-222 Donald M Schug LOSC, offshore resources and Australian marine policy pp. 223-227 Nathan Evans Ships in distress--a judicial contribution from the South Atlantic pp. 229-234 D. J. Devine Total Allowable Catch (TAC) and quota management system in the European Union pp. 235-248 A Karagiannakos The Spanish case regarding fishing regulation pp. 249-259 M. Dolores Garza-Gil , Carlos Iglesias-Malvido , Juan Carlos Surís-Regueiro and Manuel Varela-Lafuente The best available information--some case studies from NSW, Australia, of conservation-related management responses which impact on recreational fishers pp. 261-267 A. K. Smith and D. A. Pollard Theory and practice of ITQs in Iceland. Privatization of common fishing rights pp. 269-281 Einar Eythórsson Volume 20, issue 2 , 1996
Land-based marine pollution in the Caribbean Incentives and prospects for an effective regional protocol pp. 99-121 Mary Schumacher , Porter Hoagland and Arthur Gaines Earth summit implementation: progress since Rio pp. 123-143 Biliana Cicin-Sain An objective approach to the negotiation of allocations from shared living resources pp. 145-155 J. F. Caddy Representing the individual fishermen: an attitudinal perspective on one PO's membership pp. 157-169 James A Young , Andrew P Smith and James F Muir Comments on chaos, complexity and community management of fisheries pp. 175-176 L Scott Parsons and Jean-Jacques Maguire Managing Potential Conflicts in the South China Sea pp. 177-181 Glen S Hearns and William G Stormont Volume 20, issue 1 , 1996
Narcotics interdiction at sea: The 1995 council of Europe agreement pp. 3-14 William C Gilmore Navigation regime in the Turkish straits for merchant ships in peacetime: Safety, environmental protection and high politics pp. 15-27 G Plant Federal and international perspectives on Australia's maritime claims pp. 29-46 Donald R Rothwell and Marcus Haward Australia and the South Pacific: implementing the UNCED oceans agenda pp. 47-62 Anthony Bergin and Frances B Michaelis Legal and institutional aspects of coastal zone management in Indonesia pp. 63-86 Mochtar Kusuma-Atmadja and Tommy H Purwaka Chaos and paradigms for fisheries management pp. 87-89 Ray Hilborn and Don Gunderson Protecting the marine environment from land-based activities: a global programme of action pp. 95-97 Caroline Williams Volume 19, issue 6 , 1995
A European lawyer's view of the Government response to the Donaldson Report pp. 453-467 Glen Plant An inquiry into the causes of shipwrecks: Its implications for the prevention of pollution pp. 469-475 John King Navigation management: post-Donaldson pp. 477-486 AG Corbet Government response to marine pollution from ships pp. 487-496 John Bywater Environmental monitoring of the oceans pp. 497-502 AD McIntyre The environmental management of shipping pp. 503-508 Hance D Smith Volume 19, issue 5 , 1995
Fishing on the high seas: cooperation or competition? pp. 371-377 Rögnvaldur Hannesson Optimal fisheries quota allocation under a transferable quota (TQ) management system pp. 379-390 GR Morgan Protection of marine resources: the US Oil Pollution Act of 1990 and the future of the maritime industry pp. 391-400 Kusum W Ketkar Policy of the Republic of China towards the South China Sea: recent developments pp. 401-409 Kuan-Ming Sun Perceptions of vessel safety regulations: a southern New England fishery pp. 411-418 J Poggie , R Pollnac and S Jones Polar hydrocarbon technologies: future developments pp. 419-436 John Yates , Paul Cunningham and Denis Smith Chaos, complexity and community management of fisheries: an appraisal pp. 437-444 Michael J Fogarty Regional Postharvest Programme gets into gear in West Africa pp. 445-446 Comelia E Nauen Volume 19, issue 4 , 1995
Public policy and ocean management in Canada pp. 251-256 Douglas Day Tending the achilles' heel of NAFO: Canada acts to protect the nose and tail of the Grand Banks pp. 257-270 Douglas Day Crisis in Canada's Atlantic sea fisheries pp. 271-283 O'Reilly, Lennox Extended fisheries jurisdiction: origins of the current crisis in Atlantic Canada's fisheries pp. 285-299 William E Schrank Fisheries relations in the Gulf of Maine Implications of an arbitrated maritime boundary pp. 301-316 Glen J Herbert The Gulf of Maine Agreement and Action Plan: A novel but nascent approach to transboundary marine environmental protection pp. 317-333 Aldo Chircop , David VanderZwwag and Peter Mushkat Canada's ocean and maritime security a strategic forecast: A strategic forecast pp. 335-342 Fred Crickard Polar vision or tunnel vision the making of Canadian Arctic waters policy: The making of Canadian Arctic waters policy pp. 343-363 Rob Huebert Volume 19, issue 3 , 1995
Muddling through successfully: Japan's post-war ocean policy and future prospects pp. 171-183 Tsuneo Akaha Evaluation of a technological standard for electronic chart systems pp. 185-197 Hauke L Kite-Powell and Arthur G Gaines Direct allocation of resources and cost-benefit analysis in fisheries: an application to pacific whiting pp. 199-211 Stephen Freese , James Glock and Dale Squires Initiatives towards fisheries co-management in the Philippines: the case of San Miguel Bay pp. 213-226 Robert Pomeroy and Michael D. Pido User participation in fisheries management: lessons drawn from international experiences pp. 227-246 Svein Jentoft and Bonnie McCay Chaos, complexity and community management pp. 247-248 GL Kesteven Volume 19, issue 2 , 1995
Building North-east Asian maritime regimes: Will Japan take the lead? pp. 83-96 Noel A Ludwig and Mark J Valencia Marine policy in the Republic of Korea pp. 97-113 Seoung-Yong Hong Development and management of Malaysian marine fisheries: Technical conservation measures pp. 115-126 Abdul Hamid Saharuddin Submarine cables and protections provided by the law of the sea pp. 127-136 Eric Wagner Management regimes and responsibility for international straits: With special reference to the Mediterranean Straits pp. 137-152 Tullio Scovazzi Transferable dynamic stock rights pp. 153-158 Ralph E Townsend United Nations Conference on straddling and highly migratory fish stocks pp. 159-166 Ronald Barston Volume 19, issue 1 , 1995
The 1994 Agreement on the Implementation of Part XI of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea: breakthrough to universality? pp. 5-20 ED Brown The Southeast South American shelf large marine ecosystem: Evolution and components pp. 21-38 Gustavo A Bisbal Fisheries self-governance: corporate or cooperative structures? pp. 39-45 Ralph E Townsend Towards the sustainable management of the Mediterranean Sea pp. 47-64 Adalberto Vallega Limitation of liability in maritime law: an anachronism? pp. 65-74 Gotthard Gauci
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