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Marine Policy
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Volume 26, issue 6 , 2002
Management systems in the EU fisheries pp. 403-413 Carlos Iglesias-Malvido , M. Dolores Garza-Gil and Manuel Varela-Lafuente Objectives of fisheries management: case studies from the UK, France, Spain and Denmark pp. 415-428 Simon Mardle , Sean David Pascoe , Jean Boncoeur , Bertrand Le Gallic , Juan J. García-Hoyo , Inés Herrero , Ramon Jimenez-Toribio , Concepción Cortes , Nuria Padilla , Jesper Raakjaer Nielsen and Christoph Mathiesen Korea's fisheries industry and government financial transfers pp. 429-435 Pak MyongSop and Joo MoonBae Casualties in dry bulk shipping (1963-1996) pp. 437-450 Stephen E. Roberts and Peter B. Marlow Economic benefit of the protection program for the Steller sea lion pp. 451-458 Kelly Giraud , Branka Turcin , John Loomis and Joseph Carl Cooper Private property and public interest in fisheries management: the Tasmanian rock lobster fishery pp. 459-469 Gregory Phillips , Lorne Kriwoken and Peter Hay Renewable energy from the ocean pp. 471-479 Robin Pelc and Rod M. Fujita Industry participation in stock assessment: the New Zealand SNA1 snapper (Pagrus auratus) fishery pp. 481-492 Mark N. Maunder and Paul J. Starr Volume 26, issue 5 , 2002
Economic policy, institutions and fisheries development in the Pacific pp. 315-324 Elizabeth H. Petersen A study of reliability-centred maintenance in maritime operations pp. 325-335 A. J. Mokashi , J. Wang and A. K. Vermar The South Korea-Russia-Japan fisheries imbroglio pp. 337-343 Mark J. Valencia and Yong Hee Lee Frozen fish block: how commited are North Atlantic States to accountability, conservation and management of fisheries? pp. 345-357 Jacqueline Alder and Gail Lugten Implementing international fisheries agreements in Russia--lessons from the northern basin pp. 359-367 Geir Hønneland and Anne-Kristin Jørgensen Will "small core" fisheries solve the fishery management dilemma? pp. 369-371 Tom Polacheck Regional fishery organisations in developing regions: adapting to changes in international fisheries law pp. 373-381 Are K. Sydnes The Mediterranean and Black Sea: regional integration and maritime nationalism pp. 383-401 Juan. L. Suárez de Vivero and Juan. C. Rodríguez Mateos Volume 26, issue 4 , 2002
Technologies and their influence on future UK marine resource development and management pp. 231-241 Jonathan Side and Paul Jowitt Interdisciplinary modeling: gaps and bridges pp. 243-251 H. G. Wind and J. -L. de Kok Enhanced fit through institutional interplay in the Pacific Northwest Salmon co-management regime pp. 253-259 Syma Alexi Ebbin Environmentally sustainable cruise tourism: a reality check pp. 261-270 David Johnson Fishermen facing the commercial lobster fishery licensing policy in the Canadian Maritime Provinces: origins of illegal strategies, 1960-2000 pp. 271-281 Clotilde Bodiguel Experimental catches and the precautionary approach: the Southern Bluefin Tuna dispute pp. 283-294 Tom Polacheck "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it": comparing fisheries reforms in South Africa pp. 295-305 Lance van Sittert Fisheries management in Norway--an overview pp. 307-313 Kristin Årland and Trond Bjørndal Volume 26, issue 3 , 2002
Spain and the sea. The decline of an ideology, crisis in the maritime sector and the challenges of globalization pp. 143-153 Juan L. Suárez de Vivero and Juan C. Rodríguez Mateos Reduction of the fishing capacity in "common pool" fisheries pp. 155-158 Carsten Lynge Jensen Fishing in murky waters--ethics and politics of research on fisher knowledge pp. 159-166 Anita Maurstad Strengths and weaknesses of short sea shipping pp. 167-178 A. C. Paixão and P. B. Marlow Fitting institutions to ecosystems: the case of artisanal fisheries management in the estuary of Patos Lagoon pp. 179-196 Daniela Coswig Kalikoski , Marcelo Vasconcellos and Les Lavkulich Ten years after the enactment of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990: a success or a failure pp. 197-207 Inho Kim Marine science for strategic planning and management: the requirement for estuaries pp. 209-219 Ian Townend The tragedy of soft choices: capacity accumulation and lopsided allocation in the Norwegian coastal cod fishery pp. 221-230 Dag Standal and Bernt Aarset Volume 26, issue 2 , 2002
European policies in West Africa: who benefits from fisheries agreements? pp. 75-93 Vlad M. Kaczynski and David L. Fluharty The Estonian fisheries: from the Soviet system to ITQs and quota auctions pp. 95-102 Markus Vetemaa , Margit Eero and Rögnvaldur Hannesson Precautionary management of deep-sea mining pp. 103-106 Jochen Halfar and Rodney M. Fujita Profitability of the fishing fleet and structural aid in the European Union pp. 107-119 Juan Carlos Surís-Regueiro , Manuel Varela-Lafuente and M. Dolores Garza-Gil East Asian naval developments--sailing into rough seas pp. 121-131 Anthony Bergin Nautical education in a changing world: the case of the Netherlands pp. 133-141 Albert W. Veenstra Volume 26, issue 1 , 2002
"Quota-hopping" and the foreign ownership of UK fishing vessels pp. 1-11 Aaron Hatcher , Julian Frere , Sean David Pascoe and Catherine Robinson Improving the usage of fisheries statistics in Vietnam for production planning, fisheries management and nature conservation pp. 13-34 Paul A. M. van Zwieten , Wim L. T. van Densen and Dang Van Thi Globalisation and de-regulation in the maritime industry pp. 35-43 Tony Alderton and Nik Winchester Public perception of managed realignment: Brancaster West Marsh, North Norfolk, UK pp. 45-57 L. B. Myatt-Bell , M. D. Scrimshaw , J. N. Lester and J. S. Potts Exotic harmful algae in marine ecosystems: an integrated biological-economic-legal analysis of impacts and policies pp. 59-74 Jeroen C.J.M. van den Bergh , Paulo A.L.D. Nunes , Harm M. Dotinga , Wiebe H. C. F. Kooistra , Engel G. Vrieling and Louis Peperzak Volume 25, issue 6 , 2001
Caird Medal address pp. 391-397 E. M. Borgese Ocean governance in post-modern society--a geographical perspective pp. 399-414 Adalberto Vallega Policy implications and reconstruction of marine institutional architectures: the regional indigenous organization (RIO) option pp. 415-426 Lennox Hinds National ocean policy--new opportunities for Malaysian ocean development pp. 427-436 Abdul Hamid Saharuddin Capacity building in the marine sector in the Pacific Islands: the role of the University of the South Pacific's Marine Studies Programme pp. 437-444 Joeli Veitayaki and G. Robin South Local community training and education in southern Tanzania--a case study pp. 445-455 Vicki Howe Empowering learning through design: a comparative analysis of ICM course development for web-based and classroom delivery pp. 457-466 Stephen Fletcher Volume 25, issue 5 , 2001
When regulation fails: vendace fishery in the Gulf of Bothnia pp. 323-333 Carl Rova and Lars Carlsson Landlords, leaseholders & sweat equity: changing property regimes in aquaculture pp. 335-352 Joan Marshall New regional fisheries management regimes: establishing the South East Atlantic fisheries organisation pp. 353-364 Are K. Sydnes Towards a better understanding of conflict management in tropical fisheries: evidence from Ghana, Bangladesh and the Caribbean pp. 365-376 Elizabeth Bennett , Arthur Neiland , Emilia Anang , Paul Bannerman , A. Atiq Rahman , Saleemul Huq , Shajahan Bhuiya , Mark Day , Michelle Fulford-Gardiner and Wesley Clerveaux The livelihoods approach and management of small-scale fisheries pp. 377-388 Edward H. Allison and Frank Ellis Volume 25, issue 4 , 2001
A natural experiment in fisheries management pp. 251-264 Robert Repetto Shrimp aquaculture: economic perspectives for policy development pp. 265-279 Arthur E. Neiland , Neill Soley , Joan Baron Varley and David J. Whitmarsh From user-groups to stakeholders? The public interest in fisheries management pp. 281-292 Knut H. Mikalsen and Svein Jentoft An analysis of the employment durations of UK seafaring officers 1999 pp. 293-301 David Glen and James McConville The Icelandic debate on the case for a fishing fee: a non-technical introduction pp. 303-312 Þórólfur Geir Matthíasson Regulating the access to fisheries: learning from European experiences pp. 313-322 Jean-Pierre Boude , Jean Boncoeur and Denis Bailly Volume 25, issue 3 , 2001
Coastal and fisheries co-management in South Africa: an overview and analysis pp. 173-185 Maria Hauck and Merle Sowman Spending pattern of the recreational maritime sector and its impact on employment: the case of Cantabria, Spain pp. 187-196 Carlos A. Pérez-Labajos Conditions affecting the success of fisheries co-management: lessons from Asia pp. 197-208 Robert Pomeroy , Brenda M. Katon and Ingvild Harkes Theory and practice of why auctions differ--a study of two fish auctions in Norway pp. 209-214 Claire W. Armstrong Employment characteristics of UK seafaring officers in 1999 pp. 215-221 David Glen and James McConville The challenge and the promise of indigenous peoples' fishing rights--from dependency to agency pp. 223-237 Anthony Davis and Svein Jentoft Fisheries management in Central Maluku, Indonesia, 1997-98 pp. 239-249 Irene Novaczek , Juliaty Sopacua and Ingvild Harkes Volume 25, issue 2 , 2001
The political economy of Japanese distant water tuna fisheries pp. 91-101 Marcus Haward and Anthony Bergin Distributional issues in the operation of rights-based fisheries management systems pp. 103-112 Olivier Guyader and Olivier Thébaud Globalisation, local capitalism and fishery communities in change pp. 113-121 Arnt Fløysand and Knut Bjørn Lindkvist Fish on the range:: the perils of crossing conceptual boundaries in natural resource policy pp. 123-131 Seth Macinko and Leigh Raymond Economics of science in fishery sector--the European case pp. 133-142 Le Floc'h, Pascal , Jacques Fuchs and Ifremer Formal safety assessment of containerships pp. 143-157 J. Wang and P. Foinikis Opportunities and barriers for industry-led fisheries research pp. 159-167 Michael Harte Supply side uncertainty and the management of commercial fisheries:: Peruvian Anchovetta, an illustration pp. 169-172 Giulio Pontecorvo Volume 25, issue 1 , 2001
Australian maritime boundaries: the Australian Antarctic Territory pp. 1-11 Julia Green Mutual risk: P&I insurance clubs and maritime safety and environmental performance pp. 13-21 Paul Bennett New Zealand's indigenous people and their claims to fisheries resources pp. 23-32 Randall Bess Common property institutions in the Alaskan groundfish fisheries pp. 33-42 Daniel S. Holland and Jay J. C. Ginter A small core fishery:: a new approach to fisheries management pp. 43-48 Giulio Pontecorvo and William E. Schrank Fisheries property rights and recreational/commercial conflict: implications of policy developments in Australia and New Zealand pp. 49-59 Robert E. Kearney The arrest of ships in maritime zones beyond internal waters in Belgian maritime law pp. 61-69 Eddy Somers China's exclusive economic zone and continental shelf: developments, problems, and prospects pp. 71-81 Zou Keyuan Can formalisation help? The introduction of fisheries co-management in the inshore fisheries of Dingle, Co. Kerry, Ireland pp. 83-89 Geir Runar Karlsen
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