Marine Policy

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Volume 64, issue C, 2016

New modes of fisheries governance: Implementation of the landing obligation in four European countries pp. 1-8

B.I. de Vos, R. Döring, M. Aranda, F.C. Buisman, K. Frangoudes, L. Goti, C. Macher, C.D. Maravelias, A. Murillas-Maza, O. van der Valk and P. Vasilakopoulos

Landing the blame: The influence of EU Member States on quota setting pp. 9-15

Griffin Carpenter, Richard Kleinjans, Sebastian Villasante and O’Leary, Bethan C.

Fishers sharing real-time information about “bad” fishing locations. A tool for quota optimisation under a regime of landing obligations pp. 16-23

Søren Qvist Eliasen and Nikolaj Bichel

Marine protected areas and fisheries restricted areas in the Mediterranean: assessing “actual” marine biodiversity protection coverage at multiple scales pp. 24-30

David Rodríguez-Rodríguez, J. Rodríguez, D. Abdul Malak, A. Nastasi and P. Hernández

A holistic framework for identifying human wellbeing indicators for marine policy pp. 31-37

Kelly Biedenweg, Kari Stiles and Katharine Wellman

Pink sea fans (Eunicella verrucosa) as indicators of the spatial efficacy of Marine Protected Areas in southwest UK coastal waters pp. 38-45

Stephen K. Pikesley, Brendan J. Godley, Holly Latham, Peter B. Richardson, Laura M. Robson, Jean-Luc Solandt, Colin Trundle, Chris Wood and Matthew J. Witt

Fishing selectivity as an instrument to reach management objectives in an ecosystem approach to fisheries pp. 46-54

Laurence Fauconnet and Marie-Joëlle Rochet

Optimal multispecies harvesting in the presence of a nuisance species pp. 55-63

Stephen Kasperski

The EU landing obligation and European small-scale fisheries: What are the odds for success? pp. 64-71

Pedro Veiga, Cristina Pita, Mafalda Rangel, Jorge M.S. Gonçalves, Aida Campos, Paul G. Fernandes, Antonello Sala, Massimo Virgili, Alessandro Lucchetti, Jure Brčić, Sebastian Villasante, Marta A. Ballesteros, Rosa Chapela, José L. Santiago, Sveinn Agnarsson, Ólafur Ögmundarson and Karim Erzini

An index to assess maritime importance in the European Atlantic economy pp. 72-81

Javier Fernandez-Macho, Pilar González and Jorge Virto

The EU restrictive trade measures against IUU fishing pp. 82-90

Antonia Leroy, Florence Galletti and Christian Chaboud

Assessing public “participation” in environmental decision-making: Lessons learned from the UK Marine Conservation Zone (MCZ) site selection process pp. 91-101

Elizabeth M. De Santo

Evaluating seafood eco-labeling as a mechanism to reduce collateral impacts of fisheries in an ecosystem-based fisheries management context pp. 102-115

Rebecca L. Selden, Sarah R. Valencia, Ashley E. Larsen, Jorge Cornejo-Donoso and Amanda A. Wasserman

Maritime piracy confrontations across the globe: Can crew action shape the outcomes? pp. 116-122

Justin Lewis

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from international shipping: Is it time to consider market-based measures? pp. 123-134

Yubing Shi

An integrated model for marine fishery management in the Pearl River Estuary: Linking socio-economic systems and ecosystems pp. 135-147

Ying Wang, Jianfeng Hu, Haoran Pan, Shiyu Li and Pierre Failler

Costs and benefits to European shipping of ballast-water and hull-fouling treatment: Impacts of native and non-indigenous species pp. 148-155

Jose A. Fernandes, Lionel Santos, Thomas Vance, Tim Fileman, David Smith, John D.D. Bishop, Frédérique Viard, Ana M. Queirós, Gorka Merino, Erik Buisman and Melanie C. Austen

Has the value of global marine and coastal ecosystem services changed? pp. 156-158

Linwood H. Pendleton, Olivier Thébaud, Rémi C. Mongruel and Harold Levrel

Organizing coordination in a public marine research and management advice organization: The case of the Norwegian Institute of Marine Research pp. 159-167

Bertolt Wenzel

Actions speak louder than words: Tournament angling as an avenue to promote best practice for pelagic shark fishing pp. 168-173

Matthew Heard, Stephen Sutton, Paul Rogers and Charlie Huveneers

Volume 63, issue C, 2016

Fishing in deep waters: The development of a deep-sea fishing coastal fleet in Norway pp. 1-7

Dag Standal, Signe Annie Sønvisen and Frank Asche

Towards an ecosystem-based approach of Guam's coral reefs: The human dimension pp. 8-17

Mariska Weijerman, Cynthia Grace-McCaskey, Shanna L. Grafeld, Dawn M. Kotowicz, Kirsten L.L. Oleson and Ingrid E. van Putten

Adventures in cross-disciplinary studies: Grand strategy and fisheries management pp. 18-27

Jennifer Bailey

‘Rational use’ in Antarctic waters pp. 28-34

Jennifer Jacquet, Eli Blood-Patterson, Cassandra Brooks and David Ainley

Using kernel density estimation to explore habitat use by seabirds at a marine renewable wave energy test facility pp. 35-44

Kirsty J. Lees, Andrew J. Guerin and Elizabeth A. Masden

Implications of new economic policy instruments for tuna management in the Western and Central Pacific pp. 45-52

Agnes D. Yeeting, Simon R. Bush, Vina Ram-Bidesi and Megan Bailey

Canada at a crossroad: The imperative for realigning ocean policy with ocean science pp. 53-60

Megan Bailey, Brett Favaro, Sarah P. Otto, Anthony Charles, Rodolphe Devillers, Anna Metaxas, Peter Tyedmers, Natalie C. Ban, Taylor Mason, Carie Hoover, Thomas J. Duck, Lucia Fanning, Chris Milley, Andrés M. Cisneros-Montemayor, Daniel Pauly, William W.L. Cheung, Sarika Cullis-Suzuki, Louise Teh and Ussif Sumaila

Service vessel activity in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico in support of the oil and gas industry using AIS data, 2009–2010 pp. 61-80

Mark J. Kaiser

Enhancing small-scale fisheries management through community engagement and multi-community partnerships: Comoros case study pp. 81-91

Sarah Freed, Veronica Dujon, Elise F. Granek and Jaffar Mouhhidine

Catch me if you can: Non-compliance of limpet protection in the Azores pp. 92-99

Hugo Diogo, João Gil Pereira and Mara Schmiing

Visitors' awareness of ICZM and WTP for beach preservation in four European Mediterranean regions pp. 100-108

S. Marzetti, Marta Disegna, E. Koutrakis, A. Sapounidis, V. Marin, S. Martino, Sébastien Roussel, Hélène Rey-Valette and C. Paoli

The challenges of local governance: Gear-based fragmentation in the Dominican fishery of Buen Hombre pp. 109-117

Michael Cox, Margaret Wilson and Tyler Pavlowich

The opportunity to regulate domestic fishery subsidies through international agreements pp. 118-125

Yi Chou and Ching-Hsiewn Ou

Establishing a legal research agenda for ocean energy pp. 126-134

Glen Wright, O’Hagan, Anne Marie, Jiska de Groot, Yannick Leroy, Niko Soininen, Rachael Salcido, Montserrat Abad Castelos, Simon Jude, Julien Rochette and Sandy Kerr

Zoning for a multiple-use marine protected area using spatial multi-criteria analysis: The case of the Sheik Seid Marine National Park in Eritrea pp. 135-143

Bereket Tesfamariam Habtemariam and Qinhua Fang

Valuing the health benefits of physical activities in the marine environment and their importance for marine spatial planning pp. 144-152

Eleni Papathanasopoulou, Mathew P. White, Caroline Hattam, Aisling Lannin, Andrea Harvey and Anne Spencer

A precautionary approach to fisheries in the Central Arctic Ocean: Policy, science, and China pp. 153-157

Min Pan and Henry P. Huntington

The Channel ecosystem, a cross-roads of anthropogenic pressures and scientific studies: Lessons learned from the European INTERREG IV projects (2009–2015) pp. 158-165

Emmanuelle Evariste, Pascal Claquin, Jean-Paul Robin, Arnaud Auber, Abigail McQuatters-Gollop and Jean-Claude Dauvin

Upgrading and exploitation in the fishing industry: Contributions of value chain analysis pp. 166-171

Natasha Hamilton-Hart and Christina Stringer

The effects of fisheries management on the Icelandic demersal fish value chain pp. 172-179

Ögmundur Knútsson, Daði Már Kristófersson and Helgi Gestsson

New Zealand׳s quota management system – incoherent and conflicted pp. 180-183

Barry Torkington

Producing for Chinese luxury seafood value chains: Different outcomes for producers in the Philippines and North America pp. 184-190

Michael Fabinyi

Value chain upgrading: Evidence from the Singaporean aquaculture industry pp. 191-197

Guanie Lim

Green market for small people: Markets and opportunities for upgrading in small-scale fisheries in Indonesia pp. 198-205

Dedi Supriadi Adhuri, Laksmi Rachmawati, Hirmen Sofyanto and Natasha Hamilton-Hart

Upgrading or unhelpful? Defiant corporate support for a marine protected area pp. 206-212

Brent Burmester

Volume 62, issue C, 2015

Harbour divestiture in Canada: Implications of changing governance pp. 1-8

Tony R. Walker, Meagan Bernier, Brenden Blotnicky, Peter G. Golden, Emma Hoffman, Jeffrey Janes, Allison Kader, Rachel Kovacs-Da Costa, Shauna Pettipas and Sarah Vermeulen

Using common-pool resource design principles to assess the viability of community-based fisheries co-management systems in American Samoa and Hawai’i pp. 9-17

Arielle Levine and Laurie Richmond

Estimating the economic damages from the Penglai 19-3 oil spill to the Yantai fisheries in the Bohai Sea of northeast China pp. 18-24

Guangchen Pan, Shengyao Qiu, Xin Liu and Xiaoke Hu

Compensating victims of a European Deepwater Horizon accident: OPOL revisited pp. 25-36

Michael Faure and Hui Wang

Notions of justice held by stakeholders of the Newfoundland fishery pp. 37-50

Birte Kahmann, Klara Helene Stumpf and Stefan Baumgärtner

Hana Pa'a: Challenges and lessons for early phases of co-management pp. 51-62

Mehana Blaich Vaughan and Margaret R. Caldwell

Strategies and tactics of tuna fishers in the payao (anchored FAD) fishery from general Santos city, Philippines pp. 63-73

Edison D. Macusi, Ricardo P. Babaran and P.A.M. van Zwieten

Hidden in plain sight: Using optimum yield as a policy framework to operationalize ecosystem-based fisheries management pp. 74-81

Wesley S. Patrick and Jason S. Link

Commercial scale invertebrate fisheries enhancement in Australia: Experiences, challenges and opportunities pp. 82-93

Anthony M. Hart

A comparison of marine spatial planning approaches in China: Marine functional zoning and the marine ecological red line pp. 94-101

Wen-Hai Lu, Jie Liu, Xian-Quan Xiang, Wei-Ling Song and Alistair McIlgorm

Understanding socio-ecological drivers of spatial allocation choice in a multi-species artisanal fishery: A Bayesian network modeling approach pp. 102-115

Helven Naranjo-Madrigal, Ingrid van Putten and Ana Norman-Lopez

Building an indigenous evidence-base for tribally-led habitat conservation policies pp. 116-124

Lily Gadamus, Julie Raymond-Yakoubian, Roy Ashenfelter, Austin Ahmasuk, Vera Metcalf and George Noongwook

Seeing shellfish from the seashore: The importance of values and place in perceptions of aquaculture and marine social–ecological system interactions pp. 125-133

Grant Murray and D’Anna, Linda

The need for fine-scale assessment of trawl fishing effort to inform on an ecosystem approach to fisheries: Exploring three data sources in Mediterranean trawling grounds pp. 134-143

Montserrat Demestre, Alba Muntadas, Silvia de Juan, Chryssi Mitilineou, Paolo Sartor, Julio Mas, Stefanos Kavadas and Javier Martín

The socio-economic effects of a Marine Protected Area on the ecosystem service of leisure and recreation pp. 144-152

Siân E. Rees, Stephen C. Mangi, Caroline Hattam, Sarah C. Gall, Lynda D. Rodwell, Frankie J. Peckett and Martin J. Attrill

The marine industrial competitiveness of blue economic regions in China pp. 153-160

Xiao Yan, Liang Yan, Xi-Long Yao and Ming Liao

Navigating the evolution of marine policy in Panama: Current policies and community responses in the Pearl Islands and Bocas del Toro Archipelagos of Panama pp. 161-168

Ana K. Spalding, Daniel O. Suman and Maria Eugenia Mellado

Second-guessing uncertainty: Scenario planning for management of the Indian Ocean tuna purse seine fishery pp. 169-177

Tim K. Davies, Chris C. Mees and E.J. Milner-Gulland

ITQ markets with administrative costs: An application to the industrial common sardine and anchovy fishery in Chile pp. 178-185

Hugo Salgado, Carlos Chavez, Montserrat Miller and John Stranlund

Linking ecological condition to enforcement of marine protected area regulations in the greater Caribbean region pp. 186-195

Katherine A. Kaplan, Gabby N. Ahmadia, Helen Fox, Louise Glew, Emily F. Pomeranz and Patrick Sullivan

An ecosystem approach to small-scale co-managed fisheries: The yellow clam fishery in Uruguay pp. 196-202

Ignacio Gianelli, Gastón Martínez and Omar Defeo

Modeling expert judgment to assess cost-effectiveness of EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive programs of measures pp. 203-212

A. Kontogianni, C. Tourkolias, D. Damigos, M. Skourtos and B. Zanou

Into the scrap iron business: Transaction costs for fleet sustainability in Norway pp. 213-217

Dag Standal and Signe Annie Sønvisen

Incorporating the visibility of coastal energy infrastructure into multi-criteria siting decisions pp. 218-223

Robert Griffin, Nicolas Chaumont, Douglas Denu, Anne Guerry, Choong-Ki Kim and Mary Ruckelshaus

Decentralising: The implementation of regionalisation and co-management under the post-2013 Common Fisheries Policy pp. 224-232

Søren Q. Eliasen, Troels J. Hegland and Jesper Raakjær

Bidding and performance in multiple unit combinatorial fishery quota auctions: Role of information feedbacks pp. 233-243

Md Sayed Iftekhar and John Tisdell

Reaping the reef: Provisioning services from coral reefs in Solomon Islands pp. 244-251

Joelle A. Albert, Andrew D. Olds, Simon Albert, Annabelle Cruz-Trinidad and Anne-Maree Schwarz

From adoption to implementation? An academic perspective on Sustainable Fisheries Management in a developing country pp. 252-260

Alejandro Espinoza-Tenorio, Ileana Espejel and Matthias Wolff

Beyond PRISMA: Systematic reviews to inform marine science and policy pp. 261-263

O’Leary, Bethan C., Helen R. Bayliss and Neal R. Haddaway

Barriers of voyaging on the Northern Sea Route: A perspective from shipping Companies pp. 264-270

Taedong Lee and Hyun Jung Kim

Killing sharks: The media’s role in public and political response to fatal human–shark interactions pp. 271-278

Christine McCagh, Joanne Sneddon and Dominque Blache

Fisheries as a way of life: Gendered livelihoods, identities and perspectives of artisanal fisheries in eastern Brazil pp. 279-288

Anna N. Santos

Productivity change in commercial fisheries: An introduction to the special issue pp. 289-293

John Walden, Ben Fissel, Dale Squires and Niels Vestergaard

Measuring changes in multi-factor productivity in U.S. catch share fisheries pp. 294-301

Eric Thunberg, John Walden, Juan Agar, Ron Felthoven, Abigail Harley, Stephen Kasperski, Jean Lee, Todd Lee, Aaron Mamula, Jessica Stephen and Andy Strelcheck

Measuring Productivity in a Shared Stock Fishery: A Case Study of the Hawaii Longline Fishery pp. 302-308

Minling Pan and John Walden

Productivity growth, catchability, stock assessments, and optimum renewable resource use pp. 309-317

Dale Squires and Niels Vestergaard

Productivity change and fleet restructuring after transition to individual transferable quota management pp. 318-325

Rolf Färe, Shawna Grosskopf and John Walden

Multifactor productivity, environmental change, and regulatory impacts in the U.S. West Coast groundfish trawl fishery, 1994–2013 pp. 326-336

Aaron Mamula and Trevor Collier

Decomposing productivity and efficiency changes in the Alaska head and gut factory trawl fleet pp. 337-346

Benjamin E. Fissel, Ronald G. Felthoven, Stephen Kasperski and O’Donnell, Christopher

IFQs and total factor productivity changes: The case of the Gulf of Mexico red snapper fishery pp. 347-357

Daniel Solis, Juan J. Agar and Julio del Corral