Marine Policy

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Volume 35, issue 6, 2011

Editorial: Reflections from Ireland pp. 737-738

Valerie Anne Cummins and Kathrin Kopke

Attainment of ecosystem based governance in European waters--A State property rights regime approach for Ireland pp. 739-747

M. Mellett, C. Curtin, T. Hennessey and A.M. O'Hagan

The conservation of seals in Irish waters: How research informs policy pp. 748-755

M.A. Cronin

The rise and fall of the Irish orange roughy fishery: An economic analysis pp. 756-763

Naomi Foley, Tom M. van Rensburg and Claire W. Armstrong

Improving the recreational value of Ireland's coastal resources: A contingent behavioural application pp. 764-771

Luke Barry, Tom M. van Rensburg and Stephen Hynes

The existing law and policy framework for ocean energy development in Ireland pp. 772-783

A.M. O'Hagan and A.W. Lewis

Towards climate adaptation and coastal governance in Ireland: Integrated architecture for effective management? pp. 784-793

Maria Falaleeva, Cathal O'Mahony, Stefan Gray, Margaret Desmond, Jeremy Gault and Valerie Cummins

Progress in Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) in Northern Ireland pp. 794-799

J.A.G. Cooper

Preparedness of key coastal and marine sectors in Ireland to adapt to climate change pp. 800-809

Kathrin Kopke and Cathal O'Mahony

Irish estuaries: Water quality status and monitoring implications under the water framework directive pp. 810-818

Michael Hartnett, James G. Wilson and Stephen Nash

Volume 35, issue 5, 2011

Attainment of ecosystem based governance in European waters--A State property rights regime approach for Ireland pp. 559-567

M. Mellett, C. Curtin, T. Hennessey and A.M. O'Hagan

A broad-scale assessment of the risk to coastal seagrasses from cumulative threats pp. 560-567

A. Grech, R. Coles and H. Marsh

Incentives, social-ecological feedbacks and European fisheries pp. 568-574

H. Österblom, M. Sissenwine, D. Symes, M. Kadin, T. Daw and C. Folke

Structuring decision-making for ecosystem-based management pp. 575-583

Maria J. Espinosa-Romero, Kai M.A. Chan, Timothy McDaniels and Denise M. Dalmer

Potential biological removal and other currently used management rules for marine mammal populations: A comparison pp. 584-589

Mike Lonergan

Bycatch governance and best practice mitigation technology in global tuna fisheries pp. 590-609

Eric L. Gilman

Removing derelict fishing gear from the deep seabed of the East Sea pp. 610-614

Dong-Oh Cho

An overview of cold-water coral protection on the high seas: The Hatton bank (NE Atlantic)--A case study pp. 615-622

P. Durán Muñoz and M. Sayago-Gil

Seabird conservation and tidal stream and wave power generation: Information needs for predicting and managing potential impacts pp. 623-630

R. Langton, I.M. Davies and B.E. Scott

Quota concentration in the New Zealand fishery: Annual catch entitlement and the small fisher pp. 631-646

James Stewart and Peter Callagher

Marine biodiversity in the Caribbean UK overseas territories: Perceived threats and constraints to environmental management pp. 647-657

J. Forster, I.R. Lake, A.R. Watkinson and J.A. Gill

Local permit ownership in Alaska salmon fisheries pp. 658-666

Gunnar Knapp

Rights based fishing on the high seas: Is it possible? pp. 667-674

Rögnvaldur Hannesson

The perils and promise of futures analysis in marine ecosystem-based management pp. 675-681

Tessa B. Francis, Phillip S. Levin and Chris J. Harvey

Accounting for carbon dioxide emissions from international shipping: Burden sharing under different UNFCCC allocation options and regime scenarios pp. 682-691

Nadine Heitmann and Setareh Khalilian

Beyond individual quotas: The role of trust and cooperation in promoting stewardship of five Australian abalone fisheries pp. 692-702

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

Early-stage transformation of coastal marine governance in Vietnam? pp. 703-711

Derek Armitage, Melissa Marschke and Truong van Tuyen

Bycatch of high sea longline fisheries and measures taken by Taiwan: Actions and challenges pp. 712-720

Hsiang-Wen Huang

Quantifying the value of multi-sectoral marine commercial activity in Ireland pp. 721-727

Karyn Morrissey, Cathal O'Donoghue and Stephen Hynes

More a safe haven than fortress pp. 728-728

Alistair Gammell

Sweeping scientific data under a polar bear skin rug: The IUCN and the proposed listing of polar bears under CITES Appendix I pp. 729-731

E.C.M. Parsons and L.A. Cornick

Detecting Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems in the Southern Ocean using research trawls and underwater imagery pp. 732-736

Christopher D. Jones and Susanne J. Lockhart

Volume 35, issue 4, 2011

The human dimensions of marine mammal management in a time of rapid change: comparing policies in Canada, Finland and the United States pp. 427-429

Amy Lauren Lovecraft and Chanda L. Meek

Putting the US polar bear debate into context: The disconnect between old policy and new problems pp. 430-439

Chanda L. Meek

Marine mammal co-management in Canada's Arctic: Knowledge co-production for learning and adaptive capacity pp. 440-449

Aaron Dale and Derek Armitage

Co-existence of seals and fisheries? Adaptation of a coastal fishery for recovery of the Baltic grey seal pp. 450-456

Riku Varjopuro

Polar bear management, sport hunting and Inuit subsistence at Clyde River, Nunavut pp. 457-465

George W. Wenzel

Adaptive governance and the human dimensions of marine mammal management: Implications for policy in a changing North pp. 466-476

Chanda L. Meek, Amy Lauren Lovecraft, Riku Varjopuro, Martha Dowsley and Aaron T. Dale

Shifting baselines in scientific publications: A case study using cetacean research pp. 477-482

N.A. Rose, D. Janiger, E.C.M. Parsons and M. Stachowitsch

Ten guiding principles for the delineation of priority habitat for endangered small cetaceans pp. 483-488

Peter S. Ross, Jay Barlow, Thomas A. Jefferson, Brendan E. Hickie, Tatiana Lee, Christina MacFarquhar, E. Christien Parsons, Kimberly N. Riehl, Naomi A. Rose, Elisabeth Slooten, Chia-Yang Tsai, John Y. Wang, Andrew J. Wright and Shih Chu Yang

Net economic effects of achieving maximum economic yield in fisheries pp. 489-495

Ana Norman-Lopez and Sean Pascoe

Determining policy-efficient management strategies in fisheries using data envelopment analysis (DEA) pp. 496-507

Wade L. Griffin and Richard Woodward

Using existing scientific capacity to set targets for ecosystem-based management: A Puget Sound case study pp. 508-518

Jameal F. Samhouri, Phillip S. Levin, C. Andrew James, Jessi Kershner and Greg Williams

The hard choices of sustainability pp. 519-527

Dag Standal and Ingrid Bouwer Utne

Producing nature and enacting difference in ecosystem-based fisheries management: An example from the Northeastern US pp. 528-535

Julia Olson

Political parties and marine pollution policy: Exploring the case of Germany pp. 536-541

Jale Tosun

Direct marketing strategies: The rise of community supported fishery programs pp. 542-548

Ayeisha Brinson, Min-Yang Lee and Barbara Rountree

Northern opportunities: A strategic review of Canada's Arctic icebreaking services pp. 549-556

James Parsons, John Dinwoodie and Michael Roe

Volume 35, issue 3, 2011

Emerging fisheries, emerging fishery interactions with sea turtles: A case study of the large-mesh gillnet fishery for flounder in Pamlico Sound, North Carolina, USA pp. 271-285

Barbie L. Byrd, Aleta A. Hohn and Matthew H. Godfrey

Spatial characterization of marine recreational boating: Exploring the use of an on-the-water questionnaire for a case study in the Pacific Northwest pp. 286-298

Darcy L. Gray, Rosaline R. Canessa, C. Peter Keller, Philip Dearden and Rick B. Rollins

Exploring ecological changes in Cook Inlet beluga whale habitat though traditional and local ecological knowledge of contributing factors for population decline pp. 299-308

Brian T.G. Carter and Erik A. Nielsen

Commercial fisheries closures in marine protected areas on Canada's Pacific coast: The exception, not the rule pp. 309-316

Carolyn K. Robb, Karin M. Bodtker, Kim Wright and Jennifer Lash

Perceptions and costs of seal impacts on Atlantic salmon fisheries in the Moray Firth, Scotland: Implications for the adaptive co-management of seal-fishery conflict pp. 317-323

James R.A. Butler, Stuart J. Middlemas, Isla M. Graham and Robert N. Harris

Planning the sea: The French experience. Contribution to marine spatial planning perspectives pp. 324-334

Brice Trouillet, Thierry Guineberteau, Mathilde de Cacqueray and Julien Rochette

Small state, maritime great power? Norway's strategies for influencing the maritime policy of the European Union pp. 335-342

Njord Wegge

Contextual factors influencing sustainable fisheries in Mexico pp. 343-350

Alejandro Espinoza-Tenorio, Ileana Espejel, Matthias Wolff and José Alberto Zepeda-Domínguez

Marine management for human development: A review of two decades of scholarly evidence pp. 351-362

Gonçalo Carneiro

Integrating science into management: Ecological carrying capacity of bivalve shellfish aquaculture pp. 363-370

Carrie Byron, David Bengtson, Barry Costa-Pierce and John Calanni

Policy and practice in the live reef fish for food trade: A case study from Palawan, Philippines pp. 371-378

Michael Fabinyi and Dante Dalabajan

Outside the law? Analyzing policy gaps in addressing fishers' migration in East Africa pp. 379-388

B. Crona and S. Rosendo

The Norwegian plan for integrated ecosystem-based management of the marine environment in the Norwegian Sea pp. 389-398

Geir Ottersen, Erik Olsen, Gro I. van der Meeren, Are Dommasnes and Harald Loeng

The uncertainties of precaution: Zero discharges in the Barents Sea pp. 399-404

Maaike Knol

More than just access to fish: The pros and cons of fisher participation in a customary marine tenure (Padu) system under pressure pp. 405-412

Sarah Coulthard

Wild and farmed salmon in Norway--A review pp. 413-418

Yajie Liu, Jon Olaf Olaussen and Anders Skonhoft

Navigating a complex policy system--Explaining local divergences in Swedish fish stocking policy pp. 419-425

Annica Sandström

Volume 35, issue 2, 2011

The role of international environmental instruments in enhancing transboundary marine protected areas: An approach in East Africa pp. 95-104

José Guerreiro, Aldo Chircop, David Dzidzornu, Catarina Grilo, Raquel Ribeiro, Rudy van der Elst and Ana Viras

The role of local Government in marine spatial planning and management in Taiwan pp. 105-115

Wen-Hong Liu, Chin-Cheng Wu, Hao-Tang Jhan and Ching-Hsien Ho

Application of a vessel monitoring system to advance sustainable fisheries management--Benefits received in Taiwan pp. 116-121

Shui-Kai Chang

Quota discarding and distributive justice: The case of the under-10 m fishing fleet in Sussex, England pp. 122-129

Tim Gray, R.C. Korda, Selina Stead and Estelle Jones

Solving complex fisheries management problems: What the EU can learn from the Nordic experiences of reduction of discards pp. 130-139

Jahn Petter Johnsen and Søren Eliasen

Estimating global discards and their potential reduction for the Galician fishing fleet (NW Spain) pp. 140-147

Ian Vázquez-Rowe, M Teresa Moreira and Gumersindo Feijoo

Replacing purse seining with pole-and-line fishing in the central and Western Pacific: Some aspects of the baitfish requirements pp. 148-154

Robert Gillett

Key challenges for maritime governance in West Africa: Fishery-based lessons from Guinea and Mauritania pp. 155-162

B. Trouillet, T. Guineberteau, M. Bernardon and S. Le Roux

Factors to consider in evaluating the management and conservation effectiveness of a whale sanctuary to protect and conserve the North Atlantic right whale (Eubalaena glacialis) pp. 163-180

Patricia R. Hinch and Elizabeth M. De Santo

Natura 2000 and the European Common Fisheries Policy pp. 181-188

Heino O. Fock

The 1995 FAO Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries: Adopting, implementing or scoring results? pp. 189-200

Gilles Hosch, Gianluca Ferraro and Pierre Failler

IMO legislation and its implementation: Accident risk, vessel deficiencies and national administrative practices pp. 201-207

Olav F. Knudsen and Björn Hassler

A review of international, regional and national biosecurity risk assessment frameworks pp. 208-217

Alisha Dahlstrom, Chad L. Hewitt and Marnie L. Campbell

Trust relationships between fishers and government: New challenges for the co-management arrangements in the Dutch flatfish industry pp. 218-225

Birgit I. de Vos and Jan P.M. van Tatenhove

Mind the gap: Addressing the shortcomings of marine protected areas through large scale marine spatial planning pp. 226-232

Tundi Agardy, Giuseppe Notarbartolo di Sciara and Patrick Christie

Developing a long-term outlook for the Great Barrier Reef, Australia: A framework for adaptive management reporting underpinning an ecosystem-based management approach pp. 233-240

Kirstin Dobbs, Jon Day, Hilary Skeat, John Baldwin, Fergus Molloy, Laurence McCook, Margaret Johnson, Bruce Elliot, Andrew Skeat, Karen Vohland, David Wachenfeld and Richard Kenchington

Conservation in a complex management environment: The by-catch of sea turtles in North Carolina's commercial fisheries pp. 241-248

Catherine M. McClellan, Andrew J. Read, Wendy M. Cluse and Matthew H. Godfrey

The irony and the exclusivity of Atlantic bluefin tuna management pp. 249-251

D.G. Webster

Are red tides affecting economically the commercialization of the Galician (NW Spain) mussel farming? pp. 252-257

Gonzalo Rodríguez Rodríguez, Sebastian Villasante and María do Carme García-Negro

Fortress conservation at sea: A commentary on the Chagos marine protected area pp. 258-260

E.M. De Santo, P.J.S. Jones and A.M.M. Miller

The diminishing age gap between polar cruisers and their ships: A new reason to codify the IMO Guidelines for ships operating in polar waters and make them mandatory? pp. 261-265

Ian G. Brosnan

Historical ecology provides new insights for ecosystem management: eastern Baltic cod case study pp. 266-270

Brian R. MacKenzie, Henn Ojaveer and Margit Eero

Volume 35, issue 1, 2011

Understanding the cost of establishing marine protected areas pp. 1-9

Ashley McCrea-Strub, Dirk Zeller, Ussif Sumaila, Jay Nelson, Andrew Balmford and Daniel Pauly

From catching to watching: Moving towards quality assurance of whale/dolphin watching tourism in Taiwan pp. 10-17

Chung-Ling Chen

Engaging stakeholders in fisheries and marine research pp. 18-24

S. Mackinson, D.C. Wilson, P. Galiay and B. Deas

Choppy waters ahead in "a sea of peace cooperation and friendship"?: Slow progress towards the application of maritime joint development to the East China Sea pp. 25-33

Clive H. Schofield and Ian Townsend-Gault

Environmental justice implications of Maritime Spatial Planning in the European Union pp. 34-38

Elizabeth M. De Santo

Responses of the fishing sector to transitional constraints: From reactive to proactive change, Yucatan fisheries in Mexico pp. 39-49

Carmen Pedroza and Silvia Salas

Multi-stakeholder perspectives on the use and influence of "grey" scientific information in fisheries management pp. 50-62

Suzuette S. Soomai, Peter G. Wells and Bertrum H. MacDonald

Cadastralizing or coordinating the clam commons: Can competing community and government visions of wild and farmed fisheries be reconciled? pp. 63-72

Evelyn Pinkerton and Jennifer Silver

Fragmented governance: Reconciling legal strategies for shark conservation and management pp. 73-78

Erika J. Techera and Natalie Klein

The sensitivity of long-term yield targets to changes in fishery age-selectivity pp. 79-84

Robert D. Scott and David B. Sampson

New Zealand's Treaty of Waitangi and the doctrine of discovery: Implications for the foreshore and seabed pp. 85-94

Randall Bess