Marine Policy

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Volume 37, issue C, 2013

Introduction: Social and cultural impacts of marine fisheries pp. 1-2

Julie Urquhart, Tim Acott and Minghua Zhao

MPA policy: What lies behind the science? pp. 3-10

Alex J. Caveen, Tim S. Gray, Selina M. Stead and Nicholas V.C. Polunin

The regional development and management of fisheries: The UK case pp. 11-19

Hance D. Smith

Small versus large-scale, multi-fleet fisheries: The case for economic, social and environmental access criteria in European fisheries pp. 20-27

R. Crilly and A. Esteban

Assessing the social wellbeing of Northern Ireland's fishing society using a three-dimensional approach pp. 28-36

Easkey Britton and Sarah Coulthard

Artisanal fishing as an undesirable way of life? The implications for governance of fishers' wellbeing aspirations in coastal Uruguay and southeastern Brazil pp. 37-44

Micaela Trimble and Derek Johnson

Constructing ‘The Stade’: Fishers' and non-fishers' identity and place attachment in Hastings, south-east England pp. 45-54

Julie Urquhart and Tim Acott

Exploring concepts of fisheries ‘dependency’ and ‘community’ in Scotland pp. 55-61

Natalie Ross

Beyond fish as commodities: Understanding the socio-cultural role of inshore fisheries in England pp. 62-68

Matt Reed, Paul Courtney, Julie Urquhart and Natalie Ross

Women as visible and invisible workers in fisheries: A case study of Northern England pp. 69-76

Minghua Zhao, Marilyn Tyzack, Rodney Anderson and Estera Onoakpovike

Oysters thrive in the right environment: The social sustainability of oyster farming in the Eyre Peninsula, South Australia pp. 77-85

Janine Pierce and Guy Robinson

Development and evaluation of social indicators of vulnerability and resiliency for fishing communities in the Gulf of Mexico pp. 86-95

Steve Jacob, Priscilla Weeks, Ben Blount and Michael Jepson

A Bayesian model of factors influencing indigenous participation in the Torres Strait tropical rocklobster fishery pp. 96-105

Ingrid van Putten, Annie Lalancette, Peter Bayliss, Darren Dennis, Trevor Hutton, Ana Norman-Lopez, Sean Pascoe, Eva Plagányi and Tim Skewes

Financial services for small and medium-scale aquaculture and fisheries producers pp. 106-114

Ulrich Kleih, John Linton, Ana Marr, Murdoch Mactaggart, Diego Naziri and John E. Orchard

Management objectives of Queensland fisheries: Putting the horse before the cart pp. 115-122

Sean Pascoe, Catherine Mary Dichmont, Kate Brooks, Rachel Pears and Edward Jebreen

Choosing a fishery’s governance structure using data poor methods pp. 123-131

Catherine Mary Dichmont, Sean Pascoe, Edward Jebreen, Rachel Pears, Kate Brooks and Pascal Perez

Conservation incentives and collective choices in cooperative fisheries pp. 132-140

Daniel A. Ovando, Robert T. Deacon, Sarah E. Lester, Christopher Costello, Tonya Van Leuvan, Karlynn McIlwain, C. Kent Strauss, Michael Arbuckle, Rod Fujita, Stefan Gelcich and Hirotsugu Uchida

Fishers’ compliance motivations: A case study of the Sultanate of Oman pp. 141-148

Khalid Khalifa Nasser Al-Subhi, Shekar Bose and Hussein Samh Al-Masroori

Monitoring and evaluation of spatially managed areas: A generic framework for implementation of ecosystem based marine management and its application pp. 149-164

Vanessa Stelzenmüller, Patricia Breen, Tammy Stamford, Frank Thomsen, Fabio Badalamenti, Ángel Borja, Lene Buhl-Mortensen, Julia Carlstöm, D’Anna, Giovanni, Norbert Dankers, Steven Degraer, Mike Dujin, Fabio Fiorentino, Ibon Galparsoro, Sylvaine Giakoumi, Michele Gristina, Kate Johnson, Peter J.S. Jones, Stelios Katsanevakis, Leyla Knittweis, Zacharoula Kyriazi, Carlo Pipitone, Joanna Piwowarczyk, Marijn Rabaut, Thomas K. Sørensen, Jan van Dalfsen, Vassiliki Vassilopoulou, Tomás Vega Fernández, Magda Vincx, Sandra Vöge, Anke Weber, Nicklas Wijkmark, Robbert Jak, Wanfei Qiu and Remment ter Hofstede

Enhancing the agency of fishers: A conceptual model of self-management in Australian abalone fisheries pp. 165-175

Patrick W. Gilmour, Peter D. Dwyer and Robert W. Day

Management implications of fishing up, down, or through the marine food web pp. 176-182

C.M.R. Foley

The role of subsistence fishing in the hybrid economy of an indigenous community pp. 183-191

Sara Busilacchi, Garry R. Russ, Ashley J. Williams, Stephen G. Sutton and Gavin A. Begg

The justification, design and implementation of Ecological Risk Assessments of the effects of fishing on seabirds pp. 192-199

Cleo Small, Susan M. Waugh and Richard A. Phillips

Lessons for fisheries management from the EU cod recovery plan pp. 200-213

Sarah B.M. Kraak, Nick Bailey, Massimiliano Cardinale, Chris Darby, José A.A. De Oliveira, Margit Eero, Norman Graham, Steven Holmes, Tore Jakobsen, Alexander Kempf, Eskild Kirkegaard, John Powell, Robert D. Scott, E. John Simmonds, Clara Ulrich, Willy Vanhee and Morten Vinther

Evaluation of marine spatial planning pp. 214-229

Gonçalo Carneiro

The role of the marine sector in the Irish national economy: An input–output analysis pp. 230-238

Karyn Morrissey and O’Donoghue, Cathal

Attitudes of Scottish fishers towards marine renewable energy pp. 239-244

Karen A. Alexander, Thomas A. Wilding and Johanna Jacomina Heymans

Dominant discourses, among fishers and middlemen, of the factors affecting coral reef fish distributions in Solomon Islands pp. 245-253

T.D. Brewer

The perceptions of Scottish inshore fishers about marine protected areas pp. 254-263

Cristina Pita, Ioannis Theodossiou and Graham J. Pierce

Norway's experience with ITQs pp. 264-269

Rögnvaldur Hannesson

What makes them follow the rules? Empirical evidence from turtle egg harvesters in Costa Rica pp. 270-277

Róger Madrigal-Ballestero, Achim Schlüter and Maria Claudia Lopez

Sustaining small-scale fisheries with periodically harvested marine reserves pp. 278-287

Philippa J. Cohen and Simon J. Foale

The ‘devils triangle’ of MSC certification: Balancing credibility, accessibility and continuous improvement pp. 288-293

Simon R. Bush, Hilde Toonen, Peter Oosterveer and Arthur P.J. Mol

Putting sustainable fisheries on the map? Establishing no-take zones for North Sea plaice fisheries through MSC certification pp. 294-304

Hilde M. Toonen and Arthur P.J. Mol

Volume 36, issue 6, 2012

Integrated environmental assessment of fisheries management: Swedish Nephrops trawl fisheries evaluated using a life cycle approach pp. 1193-1201

Sara Hornborg, Per Nilsson, Daniel Valentinsson and Friederike Ziegler

Compensatory mitigation in marine ecosystems: Which indicators for assessing the “no net loss” goal of ecosystem services and ecological functions? pp. 1202-1210

Harold Levrel, Sylvain Pioch and Richard Spieler

Conflicts at sea between artisanal and industrial fishers: Inter-sectoral interactions and dispute resolution in Senegal pp. 1211-1220

Carolyn DuBois and Christos Zografos

The role of the International Maritime Organization in reducing vessel threat to whales: Process, options, action and effectiveness pp. 1221-1233

Gregory K. Silber, Angelia S.M. Vanderlaan, Ana Tejedor Arceredillo, Lindy Johnson, Christopher T. Taggart, Moira W. Brown, Shannon Bettridge and Ricardo Sagarminaga

The management of the distant water tuna fishery in Taiwan pp. 1234-1241

Kuo-Huan Ting, Ching-Hsiewn Ou and Wen-Hong Liu

Catch share programs in developing countries: A survey of the literature pp. 1242-1254

Sunny L. Jardine and James Sanchirico

Corruption and regulatory compliance: Experimental findings from South African small-scale fisheries pp. 1255-1264

Aksel Sundström

Legal and institutional tools to mitigate marine turtle bycatch: Argentina as a case study pp. 1265-1274

Victoria González-Carman, Natalia Machain, Diego Albareda, Hermes Mianzan and Claudio Campagna

Effective ecosystem-based management must encourage regulatory compliance: A Gulf of California case study pp. 1275-1283

C.H. Ainsworth, H. Morzaria-Luna, I.C. Kaplan, P.S. Levin, E.A. Fulton, R. Cudney-Bueno, P. Turk-Boyer, J. Torre, G.D. Danemann and T. Pfister

Evaluation and legal assessment of certified seafood pp. 1284-1289

Rainer Froese and Alexander Proelss

A tool for site prioritisation of marine protected areas under data poor conditions pp. 1290-1300

Lydia C.L. Teh, Louise S.L. Teh and Tony J. Pitcher

The management of the blue whiting fishery as complex social-ecological system: The Galician case pp. 1301-1308

Sebastián Villasante

The Common Fisheries Policy: An enforcement problem pp. 1309-1314

Jose Da Rocha, Santiago Cerviño and Sebastian Villasante

Volume 36, issue 5, 2012

From krill to convenience stores: Forecasting the economic and ecological effects of fisheries management on the US West Coast pp. 947-954

Isaac C. Kaplan and Jerry Leonard

Unfinished business: Taiwan's experience with rights-based coastal fisheries management pp. 955-962

Chung-Ling Chen

The European Marine Strategy: Contribution and challenges from a Portuguese perspective pp. 963-968

Catarina Frazão Santos, Zara Gonçalves Teixeira, João Janeiro, Renata Sousa Gonçalves, Rhema Bjorkland and Michael Orbach

Why comply? Attitudes towards harvest regulations among Swedish fishers pp. 969-976

Sverker C. Jagers, Daniel Berlin and Svein Jentoft

ICZM Protocols to Regional Seas Conventions: What? Why? How? pp. 977-984

Julien Rochette and Raphaël Billé

Managing fishing capacity in tuna regional fisheries management organisations (RFMOs): Development and state of the art pp. 985-992

Martin Aranda, Hilario Murua and Paul de Bruyn

Mapping seascapes of international environmental arrangements in the Coral Triangle pp. 993-1004

Pedro Fidelman and Julia A. Ekstrom

Measuring the benefits and costs of community education and outreach in marine protected areas pp. 1005-1011

Craig Leisher, Sangeeta Mangubhai, Sebastiaan Hess, Hesti Widodo, Tri Soekirman, Salomina Tjoe, Stevanus Wawiyai, S. Neil Larsen, Lukas Rumetna, A. Halim and M. Sanjayan

The science of European marine reserves: Status, efficacy, and future needs pp. 1012-1021

Phillip B. Fenberg, Jennifer E. Caselle, Joachim Claudet, Michaela Clemence, Steven D. Gaines, Jose Antonio García-Charton, Emanuel J. Gonçalves, Kirsten Grorud-Colvert, Paolo Guidetti, Stuart R. Jenkins, Peter J.S. Jones, Sarah E. Lester, Rob McAllen, Even Moland, Serge Planes and Thomas K. Sørensen

Towards the implementation of an integrated ecosystem fleet-based management of European fisheries pp. 1022-1032

D. Gascuel, G. Merino, R. Döring, J.N. Druon, L. Goti, S. Guénette, C. Macher, K. Soma, M. Travers-Trolet and S. Mackinson

An environmental assessment of risk in achieving good environmental status to support regional prioritisation of management in Europe pp. 1033-1043

P. Breen, L.A. Robinson, S.I. Rogers, A.M. Knights, G. Piet, T. Churilova, P. Margonski, N. Papadopoulou, E. Akoglu, A. Eriksson, Z. Finenko, V. Fleming-Lehtinen, B. Galil, F. Goodsir, M. Goren, O. Kryvenko, J.M. Leppanen, V. Markantonatou, S. Moncheva, T. Oguz, L. Paltriguera, K. Stefanova, F. Timofte and F. Thomsen

Raising the “Sunken Billions”: Financing the transition to sustainable fisheries pp. 1044-1046

Robert W. Rangeley and Robin W.D. Davies

Prospects for the use of macro-algae for fuel in Ireland and the UK: An overview of marine management issues pp. 1047-1053

Thomas Roberts and Paul Upham

Effort changes around a marine reserve: The case of the California Rockfish Conservation Area pp. 1054-1063

Janet Mason, Rosemary Kosaka, Aaron Mamula and Cameron Speir

Australia’s no-take marine protected areas: Appropriate conservation or inappropriate management of fishing? pp. 1064-1071

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

The added value of participatory modelling in fisheries management – what has been learnt? pp. 1072-1085

Christine Röckmann, Clara Ulrich, Marion Dreyer, Ewen Bell, Edward Borodzicz, Päivi Haapasaari, Kjellrun Hiis Hauge, Daniel Howell, Samu Mäntyniemi, David Miller, George Tserpes and Martin Pastoors

Norwegian aquaculture expansion and Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM): Simmering conflicts and competing claims pp. 1086-1095

Rachel Tiller, Tove Brekken and Jennifer Bailey

Are marine reserves and non-consumptive activities compatible? A global analysis of marine reserve regulations pp. 1096-1104

Ruth H. Thurstan, Julie P. Hawkins, Luiza Neves and Callum M. Roberts

The perceptions of fisheries management options by Spain's Atlantic fishermen pp. 1105-1111

Lucy Amigo-Dobaño, M. Dolores Garza-Gil and Manuel Varela-Lafuente

Offshore wind capital cost estimation in the U.S. Outer Continental Shelf—A reference class approach pp. 1112-1122

Mark J. Kaiser and Brian Snyder

Eco-labeling of seafood: Does it affect the harvesting patterns of Norwegian fishermen? pp. 1123-1130

Kine Mari Karlsen, Øystein Hermansen and Bent M. Dreyer

Explaining global patterns and trends in marine protected area (MPA) development pp. 1131-1138

Helen E. Fox, Carrie S. Soltanoff, Michael B. Mascia, Kelly M. Haisfield, Alfonso V. Lombana, Christopher R. Pyke and Louisa Wood

Coming to the table: Early stakeholder engagement in marine spatial planning pp. 1139-1149

Morgan Gopnik, Clare Fieseler, Laura Cantral, Kate McClellan, Linwood Pendleton and Larry Crowder

Assessment of IUU fishing for Southern Bluefin Tuna pp. 1150-1165

Tom Polacheck

Application of non-market valuation to California's coastal policy decisions pp. 1166-1171

N. Raheem, S. Colt, E. Fleishman, J. Talberth, P. Swedeen, Kevin Boyle, Murray Rudd, R.D. Lopez, D. Crocker, D. Bohan, T. O'Higgins, C. Willer and R.M. Boumans

The changing environment of fisheries policy in Europe pp. 1172-1177

Margrethe Aanesen, Claire W. Armstrong and Luc van Hoof

The expansion, limit and decline of the global marine fish catch pp. 1178-1181

Giulio Pontecorvo and William E. Schrank

MSC certification in Argentina: Stakeholders’ perceptions and lessons learned pp. 1182-1187

Mónica Pérez-Ramírez, Salvador Lluch-Cota and Mario Lasta

The targets of management rules for marine mammal populations require justification: A reply to Cooke et al. (2012) pp. 1188-1190

Mike Lonergan

FAO's state of fisheries and aquaculture: Correcting some misrepresentations by Pauly and Froese pp. 1191-1192

Trevor A. Branch

Volume 36, issue 4, 2012

Trends in the global market for crews: A case study pp. 845-858

J.M. Silos, F. Piniella, J. Monedero and J. Walliser

Shifting accountabilities? Understanding the connections between national and provincial fisheries in Papua New Guinea pp. 859-866

Catherine S. Benson

Mariculture development and livelihood diversification in the Philippines pp. 867-881

Nerissa D. Salayo, Maripaz L. Perez, Len R. Garces and Michael D. Pido

First steps towards a quota allocation system in the Indian Ocean pp. 882-894

Jeremy Noye and Kwame Mfodwo

A software tool for monitoring legal minimum length of landings: Case study of a fishery in southern Spain pp. 895-902

R. Cabrera, C. Valero-Franco, F. Piniella, Cesar adolfo Diaz, M.C. Gómez-Cama, M.C. Soriguer and J.A. Hernando

Size matters: Short term loss and long term gain in a size-selective fishery pp. 903-906

Massimiliano Cardinale and Joakim Hjelm

Science-based coastal management in Fiji: Two case studies from the NGO sector pp. 907-914

Jesse G. Hastings, Rebecca L. Gruby and Leila S. Sievanen

Geospatial analysis of management areas implemented for protection of the North Atlantic right whale along the northern Atlantic coast of the United States pp. 915-921

Michael J. Asaro

Creating compliance: A cross-sectional study of the factors associated with marine protected area outcomes pp. 922-932

Tammy E. Warner and Robert Pomeroy

Ecological Risk Assessment for seabird interactions in Western and Central Pacific longline fisheries pp. 933-946

Susan M. Waugh, Dominique P. Filippi, David S. Kirby, Edward Abraham and Nathan Walker

Volume 36, issue 3, 2012

Impacts of a bottom trawling exclusion zone on Snow Crab abundance and fish harvester behavior in the Labrador Sea, Canada pp. 567-575

Darrell R.J. Mullowney, Corey J. Morris, Earl G. Dawe and Katherine R. Skanes

Classifying levels of protection in Marine Protected Areas pp. 576-582

Dalal Al-Abdulrazzak and Stephen C. Trombulak

Red snapper discards in the Gulf of Mexico: Fishermen's perceptions following the implementation of Individual Fishing Quotas pp. 583-591

Sarika Cullis-Suzuki, Murdoch McAllister, Pamela Baker, Tom Carruthers and T.J. Tate

Questionable interpretation of the Precautionary Principle in Australia's implementation of ‘no-take’ marine protected areas pp. 592-597

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

The first network of marine protected areas (MPAs) in the high seas: The process, the challenges and where next pp. 598-605

B.C. O'Leary, R.L. Brown, D.E. Johnson, H. von Nordheim, J. Ardron, T. Packeiser and C.M. Roberts

Determining primary and companion species in a multi-species fishery: Implications for TAC setting pp. 606-612

Neil L. Klaer and David C. Smith

Conservation of vaquita marina in the Northern Gulf of California pp. 613-622

Sara Avila-Forcada, Adan Martinez-Cruz and Carlos Muñoz-Piña

Management of the precious coral fishery in Taiwan: Progress and perspectives pp. 623-629

Chih-Shin Chen

Analysis of inequalities between the fishing capacities of the fleets of the European union pp. 630-635

Carlos A. Perez-Labajos

Institutional ambiguity in implementing the European Union Marine Strategy Framework Directive pp. 636-643

Judith van Leeuwen, Luc van Hoof and Jan van Tatenhove

Assessing catch shares' effects evidence from Federal United States and associated British Columbian fisheries pp. 644-657

Dietmar Grimm, Ivan Barkhorn, David Festa, Kate Bonzon, Judd Boomhower, Valerie Hovland and Jason Blau

On unequal footing: Stakeholder perspectives on the marine strategy framework directive as a mechanism of the ecosystem-based approach to marine management pp. 658-666

K. Ounanian, A. Delaney, J. Raakjær and P. Ramirez-Monsalve

Marine renewable energy and public rights pp. 667-672

Paul Todd

The Magnuson–Stevens act (1976) and its reauthorizations: Failure or success for the implementation of fishery sustainability and management in the US? pp. 673-680

Andrea Dell'Apa, Lisa Schiavinato and Roger A. Rulifson

Managing organizational change in an international scientific network: A study of ICES reform processes pp. 681-688

Kari Stange, Per Olsson and Henrik Österblom

Stakeholder participation in the management of North East Atlantic pelagic fish stocks: The future role of the Pelagic Regional Advisory Council in a reformed CFP pp. 689-695

Aukje Coers, Jesper Raakjær and Christian Olesen

Tackling illegal, unregulated, and unreported trade towards Humphead wrasse (Cheilinus undulatus) recovery in Sabah, Malaysia pp. 696-702

Tun-Min Poh and Lucia M. Fanning

Shipping casualties and loss of life in UK merchant shipping, UK second register and foreign flags used by UK shipping companies pp. 703-712

Stephen E Roberts, Peter B Marlow and Bogdan Jaremin

Filling the gaps one at a time: The Gully Marine Protected Area in Eastern Canada. A response to Agardy, Notarbartolo di Sciara and Christie pp. 713-715

Maxine C. Westhead, Derek G. Fenton, Tanya A. Koropatnick, Paul A. Macnab and Hilary B. Moors

Reconciling classifications of ecologically and biologically significant areas in the world’s oceans pp. 716-726

Edward J. Gregr, Andrea L. Ahrens and R. Ian Perry

Global implementation of marine protected areas: Is the developing world being left behind? pp. 727-737

Sophie Marinesque, David M. Kaplan and Lynda D. Rodwell

Whitefish wars: Pangasius, politics and consumer confusion in Europe pp. 738-745

David C. Little, Simon R. Bush, Ben Belton, Nguyen Thanh Phuong, James A. Young and Francis J. Murray

Communicating climate change: Climate change risk perceptions and rock lobster fishers, Tasmania pp. 753-759

Melissa Nursey-Bray, G.T. Pecl, S. Frusher, C. Gardner, M. Haward, A.J. Hobday, S. Jennings, A.E. Punt, H. Revill and I. van Putten

The FAO global capture production database: A six-decade effort to catch the trend pp. 760-768

Luca Garibaldi

Reflective practice for marine planning: A case study of marine nature-based tourism partnerships pp. 769-781

Claire Kelly, Stephen Essex and Gillian Glegg

Investigating interest group representation on the Pacific Fisheries Management Council pp. 782-789

Robert Holahan

A comparison between manganese nodules and cobalt crust economics in a scenario of mutual exclusivity pp. 790-800

Simone Martino and Lindsay M. Parson

Will regionalisation improve fisheries management in the EU? An analysis of the Swedish eel management plan reflects difficulties pp. 801-808

H. Svedäng and L. Gipperth

Disputed South China Sea hydrocarbons in perspective pp. 809-822

Nick A. Owen and Clive H. Schofield

Marine conservation policy in Seychelles: Current constraints and prospects for improvement pp. 823-831

Julian Clifton, Michelle Etienne, David K.A. Barnes, Richard S.K. Barnes, David J. Suggett and David J. Smith

Adoption of the arctic search and rescue agreement: A shift of the arctic regime toward a hard law basis? pp. 832-838

Shih-Ming Kao, Nathaniel S. Pearre and Jeremy Firestone

Improving marine environmental health through marine citizenship: A call for debate pp. 839-843

Emma McKinley and Stephen Fletcher

Volume 36, issue 2, 2012

Sustainability of deep-sea fisheries pp. 307-320

Elliott A. Norse, Sandra Brooke, William W.L. Cheung, Malcolm R. Clark, Ivar Ekeland, Rainer Froese, Kristina M. Gjerde, Richard L. Haedrich, Selina S. Heppell, Telmo Morato, Lance E. Morgan, Daniel Pauly, Ussif Sumaila and Reg Watson

Eliminating illegal bottom trawl fishing in the coastal waters of Korea pp. 321-326

Dong-Oh Cho

Distributing the bigeye conservation burden in the western and central pacific fisheries pp. 327-332

Quentin Hanich

Sweden and the Baltic Sea pipeline: Between ecology and economy pp. 333-338

Rolf Lidskog and Ingemar Elander

Individual transferable quotas versus auctioned seasonal quotas: An experimental investigation pp. 339-349

Erling Moxnes

Taiwan's response to international fisheries management after 2005 as influenced by ICCAT and fishers' perception pp. 350-357

Chung-Ling Chen

The Irish marine economy and regional development pp. 358-364

Karyn Morrissey and O’Donoghue, Cathal

The importance of fishing method, gear and origin: The Spanish hake market pp. 365-369

Frank Asche and Jordi Guillen

Challenges to achieving greater and fairer stakeholder involvement in marine spatial planning as illustrated by the Lyme Bay scallop dredging closure pp. 370-377

D.M. Fleming and P.J.S. Jones

Designating networks of chemosynthetic ecosystem reserves in the deep sea pp. 378-381

C.L. Van Dover, C.R. Smith, J. Ardron, D. Dunn, K. Gjerde, L. Levin and S. Smith

NGO involvement in marine spatial planning: A way forward? pp. 382-388

Helena Calado, Julia Bentz, Kiat Ng, Anna Zivian, Nicole Schaefer, Colin Pringle, David Johnson and Mike Phillips

Management rules for marine mammal populations: A response to Lonergan pp. 389-392

Justin Cooke, Russell Leaper, Paul Wade, David Lavigne and Barbara Taylor

Defining standard statistical coastal regions for Ireland pp. 393-404

Stephen Hynes and Niall Farrelly

Species at risk in Canada: Lessons learned from the listing of three species of wolffish pp. 405-413

Jennifer L. Dawe and Barbara Neis

Fishers' perceptions as indicators of the performance of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) pp. 414-422

Kevin Leleu, Frédérique Alban, Dominique Pelletier, Eric Charbonnel, Yves Letourneur and Charles F. Boudouresque

A review of EU bio-economic models for fisheries: The value of a diversity of models pp. 423-431

Raúl Prellezo, Paolo Accadia, Jesper Andersen, Bo S. Andersen, Erik Buisman, Alyson Little, J. Rasmus Nielsen, Jan Jaap Poos, Jeff Powell and Christine Röckmann

Methods of social assessment in Marine Protected Area planning: Is public participation enough? pp. 432-439

Michelle Voyer, William Gladstone and Heather Goodall

Management implications for the changing interactions between people and whales in Ha'apai, Tonga pp. 440-445

Megan Kessler and Robert Harcourt

Comparison of simultaneous and combinatorial auction designs in fisheries quota market pp. 446-453

Md Sayed Iftekhar and John Tisdell

Implications of Arctic industrial growth and strategies to mitigate future vessel and fishing gear impacts on bowhead whales pp. 454-462

Randall Reeves, Cheryl Rosa, J.Craig George, Gay Sheffield and Michael Moore

Revisiting ocean thermal energy conversion pp. 463-465

Rod Fujita, Alexander C. Markham, Julio E. Diaz Diaz, Julia Rosa Martinez Garcia, Courtney Scarborough, Patrick Greenfield, Peter Black and Stacy E. Aguilera

Fishermen's perspectives on climate variability pp. 466-472

Junjie Zhang, Jason Fleming and Ralf Goericke

The hesitant emergence of maximum sustainable yield (MSY) in fisheries policies in Europe pp. 473-480

Benoit Mesnil

Co-management of coral reef fisheries: A critical evaluation of the literature pp. 481-488

A.W. Wamukota, J.E. Cinner and T.R. McClanahan

Whale watching, the Buenos Aires Group and the politics of the International Whaling Commission pp. 489-494

Jennifer L. Bailey

Integrating the science education nexus into coastal governance: A Mediterranean and Black Sea case study pp. 495-501

Christopher House and Michael R. Phillips

Managing Bluefin Tuna in the Mediterranean Sea pp. 502-511

Ussif Sumaila and Ling Huang

Managing overcapacity in small-scale fisheries in Southeast Asia pp. 520-527

Robert Pomeroy

The effectiveness of the ISM Code: A qualitative enquiry pp. 528-535

Syamantak Bhattacharya

Actions taken by fishing Nations towards identification and protection of vulnerable marine ecosystems in the high seas: The Spanish case (Atlantic Ocean) pp. 536-543

P. Durán Muñoz, M. Sayago-Gil, F.J. Murillo, J.L. Del Río, L.J. López-Abellán, M. Sacau and R. Sarralde

Global fisheries losses at the exclusive economic zone level, 1950 to present pp. 544-549

U. Thara Srinivasan, Reg Watson and Ussif Sumaila

Public management in New Zealand and its effect on institutional arrangements for managing fisheries pp. 550-558

Randall Bess

Engaging Los Angeles County subsistence anglers in the California marine protected area planning process pp. 559-563

Charlotte Stevenson, Sarah Abramson Sikich and Mark Gold

Volume 36, issue 1, 2012

The way forward with ecosystem-based management in tropical contexts: Reconciling with existing management systems pp. 1-10

Shankar Aswani, Patrick Christie, Nyawira A. Muthiga, Robin Mahon, Jurgenne H. Primavera, Lori A. Cramer, Edward Barbier, Elise F. Granek, Chris J. Kennedy, Eric Wolanski and Sally Hacker

Feasibility of ranching coastal cod (Gadus morhua) compared with on-growing, full-cycle farming and fishing pp. 11-17

Jón E. Halldórsson, Björn Björnsson and Stefán B. Gunnlaugsson

The Spanish approach to marine spatial planning. Marine Strategy Framework Directive vs. EU Integrated Maritime Policy pp. 18-27

Juan Luis Suárez de Vivero and Juan Carlos Rodríguez Mateos

Perceptions of occupational risk by US commercial fishermen pp. 28-33

Mary E. Davis

Stakeholder perceptions of the northern Gulf of Mexico grouper and tilefish individual fishing quota program pp. 34-41

Britni N. Tokotch, Christopher F. Meindl, Armando Hoare and Michael E. Jepson

Governing large-scale marine commons: Contextual challenges in the Coral Triangle pp. 42-53

Pedro Fidelman, Louisa Evans, Michael Fabinyi, Simon Foale, Josh Cinner and Franciska Rosen

Trust in the fisheries scientific community pp. 54-72

Helen Glenn, Diana Tingley, Sonia Sánchez Maroño, Dennis Holm, Laurence Kell, Gurpreet Padda, Ingi Runar Edvardsson, Johann Asmundsson, Alexis Conides, Kostas Kapiris, Mintewab Bezabih, Premachandra Wattage and Sakari Kuikka

The marine and coastal access act--A hornets' nest? pp. 73-77

Tom Appleby and Peter J.S. Jones

The evolution of legal instruments and the sustainability of the Peruvian anchovy fishery pp. 78-89

Milena Arias Schreiber

Discard mitigation - what we can learn from waste minimization practices in other natural resources? pp. 90-95

B. Stockhausen, R.A. Officer and R. Scott

Evaluation framework for regulatory requirements related to data recording and traceability designed to prevent illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing pp. 96-102

Melania Borit and Petter Olsen

Cost-benefit evaluation of using biodiesel as an alternative fuel for fishing boats in Taiwan pp. 103-107

Cherng-Yuan Lin and Tsan-Huang Huang

Spatial management of small-scale fisheries on the west coast of Baja California Sur, Mexico pp. 108-112

Mauricio Ramírez-Rodríguez and Miguel Ángel Ojeda-Ruíz

Offshore wind decommissioning regulations and workflows in the Outer Continental Shelf United States pp. 113-121

Mark J. Kaiser and Brian Snyder

Are input controls required in individual transferable quota fisheries to address ecosystem based fisheries management objectives? pp. 122-131

Timothy J. Emery, Bridget S. Green, Caleb Gardner and John Tisdell

Politics and independent scientific advice in RFMO processes: A case study of crossing boundaries pp. 132-141

Tom Polacheck

The Global Seafood Market Performance Index: A theoretical proposal and potential empirical applications pp. 142-152

Sebastian Villasante, David Rodríguez, Manel Antelo, Martin Quaas and Henrik Österblom

Modeling the decommissioning cost of offshore wind development on the U.S. Outer Continental Shelf pp. 153-164

Mark J. Kaiser and Brian Snyder

Greening international shipping through private governance: A case study of the Clean Shipping Project pp. 165-173

Lindsey Wuisan, Judith van Leeuwen and (Kris) van Koppen, C.S.A.

An overview of Fiji's fisheries development pp. 174-179

Amanda DeMers and Viktoria Kahui

Environmental assessment of frozen common octopus (Octopus vulgaris) captured by Spanish fishing vessels in the Mauritanian EEZ pp. 180-188

Ian Vázquez-Rowe, María Teresa Moreira and Gumersindo Feijoo

Analysis of the economic benefits associated with the recovery of threatened marine mammal species in the Canadian St. Lawrence Estuary pp. 189-197

Peter Boxall, Wiktor Adamowicz, M. Olar, G.E. West and G. Cantin

Near-term priorities for the science, policy and practice of Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning (CMSP) pp. 198-205

Benjamin S. Halpern, Jordan Diamond, Steve Gaines, Stefan Gelcich, Mary Gleason, Simon Jennings, Sarah Lester, Amber Mace, Laurence McCook, Karen McLeod, Nicholas Napoli, Kit Rawson, Jake Rice, Andrew Rosenberg, Mary Ruckelshaus, Bettina Saier, Paul Sandifer, Astrid Scholz and Anna Zivian

Challenging spatial and seasonal distribution of fish landings--Experiences from vertically integrated trawlers and delivery obligations in Norway pp. 206-213

Øystein Hermansen, John R. Isaksen and Bent Dreyer

Gulf of Mexico Ecosystem Service Valuation Database (GecoServ): Gathering ecosystem services valuation studies to promote their inclusion in the decision-making process pp. 214-217

Carlota Plantier-Santos, Cristina Carollo and David W. Yoskowitz

Unreported fishing, hungry people and political turmoil: the recipe for a food security crisis in Madagascar? pp. 218-225

Frédéric Le Manach, Charlotte Gough, Alasdair Harris, Frances Humber, Sarah Harper and Dirk Zeller

Responses and adaptation strategies of commercial and charter fishers to zoning changes in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park pp. 226-234

Elodie J.I. Lédée, Stephen G. Sutton, Renae C. Tobin and Debora M. De Freitas

Why is the Eastern Baltic cod recovering? pp. 235-240

Margit Eero, Friedrich W. Köster and Morten Vinther

Applicability of Individual Transferable Quotas (ITQs) in Japanese fisheries: A comparison of rights-based fisheries management in Iceland, Japan, and United States pp. 241-245

Nobuyuki Yagi, Michael L. Clark, Lee G. Anderson, Ragnar Arnason and Rebecca Metzner

The role of stakeholders in the marine planning process--Stakeholder analysis within the Solent, United Kingdom pp. 246-257

Bernadine Maguire, Jonathan Potts and Stephen Fletcher

Are Speed Restriction Zones an effective management tool for minimising impacts of boats on dolphins in an Australian marine park? pp. 258-264

Andre Steckenreuter, Robert Harcourt and Luciana Möller

A roadmap for marine spatial planning: A critical examination of the European Commission's guiding principles based on their application in the Clyde MSP Pilot Project pp. 265-271

Wesley Flannery and Micheál Ó Cinnéide

Evaluation of a bycatch reduction technology by fishermen: A case study from Sicily pp. 272-277

Susanna Piovano, Giovanni Basciano, Yonat Swimmer and Cristina Giacoma

Institutional designs of customary fisheries management arrangements in Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, and Mexico pp. 278-285

J.E. Cinner, Xavier Basurto, Pedro Fidelman, John Kuange, Rachael Lahari and Ahmad Mukminin

Enabling people to create change: Capacity building for Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries (EAF) implementation in Southern Africa pp. 286-296

Nicola C. Okes, Samantha Petersen, Liziwe McDaid and Janine Basson

Perspectives for implementing fisheries certification in developing countries pp. 297-302

Mónica Pérez-Ramírez, Bruce Phillips, Daniel Lluch-Belda and Salvador Lluch-Cota

New metrics for managing and sustaining the ocean's bounty pp. 303-306

Heather Tallis, Sarah E. Lester, Mary Ruckelshaus, Mark Plummer, Karen McLeod, Anne Guerry, Sandy Andelman, Margaret R. Caldwell, Marc Conte, Stephen Copps, David Fox, Rod Fujita, Steven D. Gaines, Guy Gelfenbaum, Barry Gold, Peter Kareiva, Choong-ki Kim, Kai Lee, Michael Papenfus, Scott Redman, Brian Silliman, Lisa Wainger and Crow White