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Marine Policy
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Edited by Eddie Brown
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Volume 22, issue 6 , 1998
A workshop on CIDA's regional oceans initiatives pp. 437-440 Lennox O Hinds , G B Bacon , Carlyle Mitchell and Gary Vernon Support programme for fisheries management in West Africa (AGREH) pp. 441-453 Bernard Codou Dioh Programme formulation case study Canada-South Pacific Ocean Development Programme (C-SPODP) pp. 455-467 Iosefa Maiava ASEAN-Canada Fisheries Post-Harvest Technology Project -- Phase II Project Implementation pp. 469-476 Min Tan Sen CARICOM Fisheries Resource Assessment and Management Programme (CFRAMP): Project monitoring and evaluation pp. 477-491 Hugh Saul ASEAN-Canada Cooperative Programme on Marine Science -- phase II (CPMS-II): All phases of the project cycle pp. 493-503 M Mazlan Jusoh A strategy for cooperation in sustainable oceans management and development, Commonwealth Caribbean pp. 505-513 Byron Blake Pan-African ocean environment management programme pp. 515-525 Johnson Ekpere Workshop on CIDA's regional oceans initiatives: CIDA Graduate Trainee Report pp. 527-535 Jay Bantongbacal , Lisa Kruger , Stefan Leslie and Laurence Mazaudier Oceans, Marine Affairs, and Fisheries (OMAF) database emphasis: South-South network module pp. 537-538 Lennox O Hinds and Renald Piché CIDA regional ocean initiative workshop: Lessons learned pp. 539-543 L O Hinds and G B Bacon Volume 22, issue 4-5
Managing innovation in the British Herring Fishery: The role of the Herring industry board 1945-1977 pp. 281-295 Chris Reid Economic growth, marine resources and naval arms in east Asia--A deadly triangle? pp. 297-306 Sam Bateman The M/V 'Saiga' case on prompt release of detained vessels: The first judgment of the international tribunal for the law of the sea pp. 307-326 ED Brown Regulation and compliance in the New England Conch Fishery: A case for co-management pp. 327-335 Ilene M Kaplan Marine scientific research activities as the legal basis for intellectual property claims? pp. 337-357 Montserrat Gorina-Ysern What price the flag? The terms of competitiveness in shipping pp. 359-374 Helen A Thanopoulou Agenda 21 and sea-based pollution: Apportunity or apathy? pp. 375-391 J Wonham Sustainable oceans development: The Canadian approach pp. 393-412 CL Mitchell Performance indicators for management of marine recreational fisheries pp. 413-422 Ian R Kirkegaard and Donald F Gartside Social theory and fisheries co-management pp. 423-436 Svein Jentoft , Bonnie J. McCay and Douglas C. Wilson Volume 22, issue 3 , 1998
Capacity building in marine research and ocean observations: a perspective on why and how pp. 185-195 Gunnar Kullenberg The Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO and regional capacity building pp. 197-207 Ezekiel Okemwa Marine capacity building in North and West Africa pp. 209-215 Maria Snoussi and Larry Awosika WMO and marine capacity building pp. 217-227 Peter E Dexter and Gus V Necco UNEP's Regional Seas Programme: approach, experience and future plans pp. 229-234 P Akiwumi and T Melvasalo An overview of the role of the Global Environment Facility in international waters with reference to marine capacity building pp. 235-246 John C Pernetta Dr N K Panikkar: learning research by doing pp. 247-254 Gotthilf Hempel The Indonesian experience in marine capacity building pp. 255-267 Aprilani Soegiarto and Jan H Stel Management of marine natural resources through by biodiversity informatics pp. 269-280 Peter H Schalk Volume 22, issue 2 , 1998
Integrated theory of coastal management regarding protection of beaches and dunes pp. 83-93 Melissa Lee Gordon , Margaret A Reams and Tina Bernd-Cohen The North East Atlantic albacore fishery: A Cornish crisis of confidence pp. 95-108 M Findlay and AE Searle The paradox of fairness: The impact of escalating complexity on fishery management pp. 109-118 MC Healey and T Hennessey Sharing a fish resource: Bargaining theoretical analysis of an applied allocation rule pp. 119-134 Claire W Armstrong Individual transferable quotas in multispecies fisheries pp. 135-159 Dale Squires , Harry Fleming Campbell , Stephen Cunningham , Christopher Dewees , R. Quentin Grafton , Samuel F Herrick , James Kirkley , Sean David Pascoe , Kjell G Salvanes , Bruce Shallard , Bruce Turris and Niels Vestergaard A report on the Norwegian minke whale hunt pp. 161-174 Trond Bjørndal and Jon M Conrad Volume 22, issue 1 , 1998
The development of the Palau Arrangement for the management of the Western Pacific Purse Seine Fishery pp. 1-28 Michael W Lodge Current issues in fisheries governance in the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) pp. 29-44 Bisessar Chakalall , Robin Mahon and Patrick McConney Evaluating stock and catchability trends: Annual average catch per unit effort is an inadequate indicator of stock and catchability trends in fisheries pp. 45-55 IF Wallace , RK Lindner and DD Dole Autonomy and regionalisation in the fisheries management of northwestern Russia pp. 57-65 Geir B Hønneland The failure of Canadian seasonal fishermen's unemployment insurance reform during the 1960s and 1970s pp. 67-81 William E Schrank Volume 21, issue 6 , 1997
Comparative advantage and distant water fishing fleets: The Australian east coast tuna longline fishery pp. 493-499 HF Campbell and A McIlgorm From regulated access to transferable harvesting rights: Policy insights from New Zealand pp. 501-517 Basil MH Sharp Producers' organizations and devolved fisheries management in the United Kingdom: Collective and individual quota systems pp. 519-533 Aaron C Hatcher Institutional analysis of UK coastal fisheries: Implications of overlapping regulations for fisheries management pp. 535-544 Nathalie A Steins and Victoria M Edwards Commentary on "Fisheries co-management: A comparative analysis" pp. 545-546 Sevaly Sen and Jesper Raakjoer Nielsen Volume 21, issue 5 , 1997
Seaport development versus environmental preservation: The case of Sears Island, Maine, USA pp. 409-424 James M Kendra New seafloor mapping technology and article 76 of the 1982 United Nations Convention on the law of the sea pp. 425-434 Philomène A Verlaan Fisheries institutional reform in developing countries pp. 435-444 Seán P Marriott Community-based coastal resource management in the Philippines: A review and evaluation of programs and projects, 1984-1994 pp. 445-464 Robert Pomeroy and Melvin B Carlos Two to tango: The role of government in fisheries co-management pp. 465-480 Robert Pomeroy and Fikret Berkes The role of private industry in implementing the Baltic Sea Joint Comprehensive Environmental Action Programme pp. 481-491 Niels-J Seeberg-Elverfeldt Volume 21, issue 4 , 1997
Geostrategy and naval port systems: Frameworks for analysis pp. 291-308 Hance D Smith and David Pinder Geostrategy, resources and geopolitics: Implications for the US Navy and naval port system pp. 309-323 Brian Slack and John Starr US Western Pacific geostrategy: Subic Bay before and after withdrawal pp. 325-344 Peter J Rimmer Geostrategy and navyports in the Indian Ocean since c. 1970 pp. 345-362 Frank Broeze Geostrategy and geotactics: Recent naval port developments at Garden Island, Western Australia pp. 363-376 Roy Jones Geostrategy and naval power in the Mediterranean: Changing scenarios, continuing conflict pp. 377-390 Giovanni Ridolfi Geostrategy, naval ports and local economic development: Brest in an era of strategic reappraisal pp. 391-408 Jacques Marcadon and David Pinder Volume 21, issue 3 , 1997
Decentralization, regionalization and co-management. A critical view on the viability of the alternative management models for fisheries in Spain pp. 197-206 JL Suárez de Vivero , M Frieyro de Lara and J Jurado Estévez Inshore fisheries management in the UK: Sea fisheries committees and the challenge of marine environmental management pp. 207-224 David Symes and Jeremy Phillipson Lessons from Indonesia's 1980 trawler ban pp. 225-235 Conner Bailey Transboundary marine fisheries management. Recent developments and elements of analysis pp. 237-253 Olivier Thébaud The nature and evolution of cooperative fishing arrangements in extended jurisdiction zones pp. 255-266 Lewis E Queirolo , Richard S Johnston and Zhengkun Zhang The employment implications of the United Kingdom's merchant fleet's decline pp. 267-276 James McConville and David Glen Fishermen's organisations in fisheries management. Perspectives for fisheries co-management based on Danish fisheries pp. 277-288 Jesper Raakjær Nielsen and Tomas Vedsmand Volume 21, issue 2 , 1997
The development of fishermen-based policies pp. 111-119 AD Couper and HD Smith The globalization of the fishing industry and the case of Finnmark pp. 121-142 P Arbo and B Hersoug Conflicts between fisheries and seabirds--Management options using decision analysis pp. 143-153 Mikael Hildén Management of the South Pacific tuna fishery pp. 155-171 Colin Hunt Ocean governance in the Western Pacific purse seine fishery--The Palau arrangement pp. 173-186 Transform Aqorau and Anthony Bergin Chaos and parametric management pp. 187-194 Michael J Fogarty , Ray Hilborn and Donald Gunderson Fisheries co-management: a comparative analysis pp. 195-196 GL Kesteven Volume 21, issue 1 , 1997
Nuclear legacy of the cold war. Russian policy and ocean disposal pp. 1-15 Raphael Vartanov and Charles D Hollister Dispute settlement and the law of the sea: The UN convention regime pp. 17-43 ED Brown The future of North Sea oil industry abandonment in the light of the Brent Spar decision pp. 45-52 Jonathan Side Legal protection of the Persian Gulf's marine environment pp. 53-62 Said Mahmoudi Albatross and longlining--Managing seabird bycatch pp. 63-72 Anthony Bergin MSY revisited. A realistic approach to fisheries management and administration pp. 73-82 GL Kesteven Access fees and economic benefits in the Western Pacific United States purse seine tuna fishery pp. 83-96 Samuel F Herrick , Byron Rader and Dale Squires Fisheries management in the Grand Banks, 1980-1992 and the straddling stock issue pp. 97-109 Carlyle L Mitchell
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