Marine Policy

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Volume 38, issue C, 2013

Status of Kuwait's fishery resources: Assessment and perspective pp. 1-7

Amani S.Y. Al-Zaidan, Salim Y. Al-Mohanna and Preeta George

Eco-labeling seafood: Addressing impacts to vulnerable seafloor species, communities, habitats and ecosystems in data-poor regions pp. 8-15

Eric Heupel and Peter J. Auster

A method for incorporating climate change modelling into marine conservation planning: An Indo-west Pacific example pp. 16-24

Jessica S. Levy and Natalie C. Ban

On the environmental effectiveness of the EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive pp. 25-40

Christine Bertram and Katrin Rehdanz

The value of line-caught and other attributes: An exploration of price premiums for chilled fish in UK supermarkets pp. 41-44

Geir Sogn-Grundvåg, Thomas A. Larsen and James A. Young

Enforcement and compliance trends under IFQ management in the Gulf of Mexico commercial reef fish fishery pp. 45-53

Read D. Porter, Zachary Jylkka and Greta Swanson

Institutional stability and change in the Baltic Sea: 30 years of issues, crises and solutions pp. 54-64

Matilda Valman

Investing in nature: Restoring coastal habitat blue infrastructure and green job creation pp. 65-71

Peter Edwards, A.E. Sutton-Grier and G.E. Coyle

How supportive are existing national legal regimes for multi-use marine spatial planning?—The South African case pp. 72-79

Susan Taljaard and Lara van Niekerk

Evaluating tradeoffs among ecosystem services to inform marine spatial planning pp. 80-89

Sarah E. Lester, Christopher Costello, Benjamin S. Halpern, Steven D. Gaines, Crow White and John A. Barth

Spatially explicit economic assessment of cultural ecosystem services: Non-extractive recreational uses of the coastal environment related to marine biodiversity pp. 90-98

A. Ruiz-Frau, H. Hinz, G. Edwards-Jones and M.J. Kaiser

China's distant water fishing industry: Evolving policies and implications pp. 99-108

Tabitha Grace Mallory

Strictly for the birds? pp. 109-115

Rögnvaldur Hannesson

Reflections on the position of the major maritime powers with respect to the UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage 2001 pp. 116-123

Sarah Dromgoole

Fishing in muddy waters: Exploring the conditions for effective governance of fisheries and aquaculture pp. 124-132

Agni Kalfagianni and Philipp Pattberg

The integration of nature conservation into the marine spatial planning process pp. 133-139

Zacharoula Kyriazi, Frank Maes, Marijn Rabaut, Magda Vincx and Steven Degraer

International, regional and national commitments meet local implementation: A case study of marine conservation in Northern Ireland pp. 140-150

K.L. Yates, A. Payo Payo and D.S. Schoeman

Spatiotemporal modelling for policy analysis: Application to sustainable management of whale-watching activities pp. 151-162

Clément Chion, Guy Cantin, Suzan Dionne, Benoit Dubeau, Philippe Lamontagne, Jacques-André Landry, Danielle Marceau, Cristiane C.A. Martins, Nadia Ménard, Robert Michaud, Lael Parrott and Samuel Turgeon

An evaluation of self-governance in the New Zealand Bluff oyster fishery—A modelling approach pp. 163-173

Yu Wen Yang, Dan Fu and Ross Cullen

Food security and the Coral Triangle Initiative pp. 174-183

Simon Foale, Dedi Adhuri, Porfiro Aliño, Edward H. Allison, Neil Andrew, Philippa Cohen, Louisa Evans, Michael Fabinyi, Pedro Fidelman, Christopher Gregory, Natasha Stacey, John Tanzer and Nireka Weeratunge

A comparison of zoning analyses to inform the planning of a marine protected area network in Raja Ampat, Indonesia pp. 184-194

Hedley S. Grantham, Vera N. Agostini, Joanne Wilson, Sangeeta Mangubhai, Nur Hidayat, Andreas Muljadi, Muhajir,, Chris Rotinsulu, Meity Mongdong, Michael W. Beck and Hugh P. Possingham

Institutional entrepreneurs, global networks, and the emergence of international institutions for ecosystem-based management: The Coral Triangle Initiative pp. 195-204

Franciska Rosen and Per Olsson

Interactions between aquaculture and fisheries pp. 205-213

Fabrizio Natale, Johann Hofherr, Gianluca Fiore and Jarno Virtanen

Practical tools to support marine spatial planning: A review and some prototype tools pp. 214-227

Vanessa Stelzenmüller, Janette Lee, Andy South, Jo Foden and Stuart I. Rogers

Fisheries quota allocation: Laboratory experiments on simultaneous and combinatorial auctions pp. 228-234

John Tisdell and Md Sayed Iftekhar

Improving fisheries co-management through ecosystem-based spatial management: The Galapagos Marine Reserve pp. 235-245

Mauricio Castrejón and Anthony Charles

Tracing value chains to understand effects of trade on coral reef fish in Zanzibar, Tanzania pp. 246-256

M. Thyresson, B. Crona, M. Nyström, M. de la Torre-Castro and N. Jiddawi

Who gets what? Developing a more equitable framework for EU fishing agreements pp. 257-266

Frédéric Le Manach, Mialy Andriamahefazafy, Sarah Harper, Alasdair Harris, Gilles Hosch, Glenn-Marie Lange, Dirk Zeller and Ussif Sumaila

Institutional quality and catch performance of fishing nations pp. 267-276

Ola Flaaten

Knowing in context: An exploration of the interface of marine harvesters' local ecological knowledge with ecosystem approaches to management pp. 277-286

Alida Bundy and Anthony Davis

A comparative case study of fish stocking between Sweden and Finland: Explaining differences in decision making at the street level pp. 287-292

Mikael Sevä

Fishing gear substitution to reduce bycatch and habitat impacts: An example of social–ecological research to inform policy pp. 293-303

Lekelia D. Jenkins and Karen Garrison

How terrestrial management concepts have led to unrealistic expectations of marine protected areas pp. 304-311

R. Kearney, G. Farebrother, C.D. Buxton and P. Goodsell

The International Plan of Action for Sharks: How does national implementation measure up? pp. 312-320

Brendal Davis and Boris Worm

Swedish coastal herring fisheries in the wake of an ITQ system pp. 321-324

Staffan Waldo, Kim Berndt, Cecilia Hammarlund, Martin Lindegren, Anders Nilsson and Anders Persson

Marine bioregional plans and implementation issues: Australia's oceans policy process pp. 325-329

Joanna Vince

“See you in court!”: Whaling as a two level game in Australian politics and foreign policy pp. 330-336

Michael Heazle

A communicative turnaround: Shifting the burden of proof in European fisheries governance pp. 337-345

Sebastian Linke and Svein Jentoft

The effectiveness of community-based governance of small-scale fisheries, Ngazidja island, Comoros pp. 346-354

Melissa Hauzer, Philip Dearden and Grant Murray

Lessons learned from investing in marine and coastal management initiatives in the East Asian Seas pp. 355-364

Anna Tengberg and Annadel S Cabanban

Polar bears and CITES: A rejoinder to Parsons and Cornick pp. 365-368

Douglas A. Clark, Chanda Meek, John Cheechoo, Susan Clark, A. Lee Foote, David Lee and Geoff York

Moving beyond the fished or farmed dichotomy pp. 369-374

Dane H. Klinger, Mary Turnipseed, James Anderson, Frank Asche, Larry B. Crowder, Atle Guttormsen, Benjamin S. Halpern, Mary I. O'Connor, Raphael Sagarin, Kimberly A. Selkoe, Geoffrey G. Shester, Martin Smith and Peter Tyedmers

A critical review of fishing agreements with tropical developing countries pp. 375-386

Antonius Gagern and Jeroen van den Bergh

Identifying the importance of the “skipper effect” within sources of measured inefficiency in fisheries through data envelopment analysis (DEA) pp. 387-396

Ian Vázquez-Rowe and Peter Tyedmers

The Precautionary approach to fisheries management: How this is taken into account by Tuna regional fisheries management organisations (RFMOs) pp. 397-406

Paul de Bruyn, Hilario Murua and Martín Aranda

Multilevel governance and management of shared stocks with integrated markets: The European anchovy case pp. 407-416

Luca Mulazzani, Richard Curtin, Marga Andrés and Giulio Malorgio

Fishery livelihoods and (non-)compliance with fishery regulations—A case study in Ca Mau Province, Mekong Delta, Viet Nam pp. 417-427

Tran Thi Phung Ha and Han van Dijk

The conflict between the southern right whale and coastal fisheries on the southern coast of Brazil pp. 428-437

Camilah Antunes Zappes, Camila Ventura da Silva, Mônica Pontalti, Mônica Lauriano Danielski and Ana Paula Madeira Di Beneditto

Climate change, scenarios and marine biodiversity conservation pp. 438-446

Marcus Haward, Julie Davidson, Michael Lockwood, Marc Hockings, Lorne Kriwoken and Robyn Allchin

Socio-economic impacts of ocean acidification in the Mediterranean Sea pp. 447-456

Luís C. Rodrigues, Jeroen van den Bergh and Andrea Ghermandi

A review of animal welfare implications of the Canadian commercial seal hunt pp. 457-469

Andrew Butterworth and Mary Richardson

Estimating the economic impacts of bycatch in U.S. commercial fisheries pp. 470-475

Wesley S. Patrick and Lee R. Benaka

Adaptation of fisheries and mariculture management to extreme oceanic environmental changes and climate variability in Taiwan pp. 476-482

Yi Chang, Ming-An Lee, Kuo-Tien Lee and Kwang-Tsao Shao

Leatherback turtle conservation in the Caribbean UK overseas territories: Act local, think global? pp. 483-490

Peter B. Richardson, Annette C. Broderick, Michael S. Coyne, Shannon Gore, James C. Gumbs, Arlington Pickering, Susan Ranger, Matthew J. Witt and Brendan J. Godley

Marine renewables and coastal communities—Experiences from the offshore oil industry in the 1970s and their relevance to marine renewables in the 2010s pp. 491-499

Kate Johnson, Sandy Kerr and Jonathan Side

How robust is the environmental impact assessment process in South Australia? Behind the scenes of the Adelaide seawater desalination project pp. 500-506

Jochen Kämpf and Beverley Clarke

Individual consistency in the foraging behaviour of Northern Gannets: Implications for interactions with offshore renewable energy developments pp. 507-514

L.M. Soanes, P.W. Atkinson, R.D. Gauvain and J.A. Green

A survey of US halibut IFQ holders: Market participation, attitudes, and impacts pp. 515-522

Courtney Carothers

Conservation values in marine ecosystem-based management pp. 523-530

James Sanchirico, Daniel K. Lew, Alan C. Haynie, David M. Kling and David F. Layton

Priority questions to shape the marine and coastal policy research agenda in the United Kingdom pp. 531-537

Siân Rees, Stephen Fletcher, Gillian Glegg, Charlotte Marshall, Lynda Rodwell, Rebecca Jefferson, Maria Campbell, Olivia Langmead, Matthew Ashley, Helen Bloomfield, Daniel Brutto, Andrew Colenutt, Alessandra Conversi, Bob Earll, Caroline Hattam, Simon Ingram, Emma McKinley, Laurence Mee, Jenny Oates, Francis Peckett, Jim Portus, Martin Reed, Stuart Rogers, Justine Saunders, Kylie Scales and Russel Wynn

Managing for a resilient ocean pp. 538-544

R. Fujita, J.H. Moxley, H. DeBey, T. Van Leuvan, A. Leumer, K. Honey, S. Aguilera and M. Foley

Shark bites and public attitudes: Policy implications from the first before and after shark bite survey pp. 545-547

Christopher L. Neff and Jean Y.H. Yang

Is a stock overfished if it is depleted by overfishing? A response to the rebuttal of Agnew et al. to Froese and Proelss “Evaluation and legal assessment of certified seafood” pp. 548-550

Rainer Froese and Alexander Proelss

Rebuttal to Froese and Proelss “Evaluation and legal assessment of certified seafood” pp. 551-553

D.J. Agnew, N.L. Gutiérrez, A. Stern-Pirlot, A.D.M. Smith, C. Zimmermann and K. Sainsbury

Comments on ‘Prospects for the use of macroalgae for fuel in Ireland and UK: An overview of marine management issues’ pp. 554-556

Adam D Hughes, Kenneth D Black, Iona Campbell, Johanna J Heymans, Kyla K Orr, Michele S. Stanley and Maeve S. Kelly

Accounting for heterogeneity in small-scale fisheries management: The Amazon case pp. 557-565

Leandro Castello, David G. McGrath, Caroline C. Arantes and Oriana T. Almeida