Marine Policy

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Volume 33, issue 6, 2009

Coastal research and policy integration in northwest Europe. The COREPOINT project pp. 869-870

J.A.G. Cooper and V. Cummins

Integrated management of marine biodiversity in Europe: Perspectives from ICZM and the evolving EU Maritime Policy framework pp. 871-877

Betty Queffelec, Valerie Cummins and Denis Bailly

Designation of marine protected areas in Belgium: A legal and ecological success? pp. 878-886

Dirk Bogaert, An Cliquet and Frank Maes

Landscape-scale analysis of ecosystem risk and returns: A new tool for ICZM pp. 887-900

Jeremy Hills, Margaret Carlisle, Martin Le Tissier, David Muir and Caroline Robinson

The role of research networks for science-policy collaboration in coastal areas pp. 901-911

T.A. Stojanovic, I. Ball, R.C. Ballinger, G. Lymbery and W. Dodds

Coastal governance in North West Europe: An assessment of approaches to the European stocktake pp. 912-922

A.M. O'Hagan and R. Ballinger

Practice versus policy-led coastal defence management pp. 923-929

M.C. O'Connor, G. Lymbery, J.A.G. Cooper, J. Gault and J. McKenna

Assessment of recreation activity and its application to integrated management and spatial planning for Cork Harbour, Ireland pp. 930-937

Cathal O'Mahony, Jeremy Gault, Val Cummins, Kathrin Köpke and Darragh O'Suilleabhain

Volume 33, issue 5, 2009

Crossing the divide: The challenges of designing an ecologically coherent and representative network of MPAs for the UK pp. 737-743

P.J.S. Jones and A. Carpenter

Harbour porpoise (Phocoena phocoena) conservation management: A dimensional approach pp. 744-749

Rhian E. Jenkins, Raymond D.H. Brown and Michael R. Phillips

Stakeholder objective preferences in Australian Commonwealth managed fisheries pp. 750-758

Sean Pascoe, Wendy Proctor, Chris Wilcox, James Innes, Wayne Rochester and Natalie Dowling

Equity, justice and power issues raised by no-take marine protected area proposals pp. 759-765

P.J.S. Jones

Designing ITQ programs for commercial recreational fishing pp. 766-774

Joshua Abbott, Vishwanie Maharaj and James Wilen

Whaling and its controversies: Examining the attitudes of Japan's youth pp. 775-783

Julia Bowett and Pete Hay

Understanding divergent perspectives in marine governance in Kenya pp. 784-793

Louisa S. Evans

Systematic marine conservation planning in data-poor regions: Socioeconomic data is essential pp. 794-800

Natalie C. Ban, Gretchen J.A. Hansen, Michael Jones and Amanda C.J. Vincent

Marine ecosystem-based management in the Southern Cone of South America: Stakeholder perceptions and lessons for implementation pp. 801-806

Stefan Gelcich, Omar Defeo, Oscar Iribarne, Graciano Del Carpio, Random DuBois, Sebastian Horta, Juan Pablo Isacch, Natalio Godoy, Pastor Coayla Peñaloza and Juan Carlos Castilla

An overview of socio-economic and ecological perspectives of Fiji's inshore reef fisheries pp. 807-817

Lydia C.L. Teh, Louise S.L. Teh, Ben Starkhouse and Ussif Sumaila

Performance of community-based coastal resource management (CBCRM) programs in the Philippines: A meta-analysis pp. 818-825

Ronald J. Maliao, Robert Pomeroy and Ralph G. Turingan

Does ratification matter and do major conventions improve safety and decrease pollution in shipping? pp. 826-846

Sabine Knapp and Philip Hans Franses

Evidence on target factors used for port state control inspections pp. 847-859

Pierre Cariou, Maximo Q. Mejia and François-Charles Wolff

Capacity and economic efficiency in small-scale fisheries: Evidence from the Mediterranean Sea pp. 860-867

Lorenzo Idda, Fabio Madau and Pietro Pulina

Volume 33, issue 4, 2009

From community-based to co-management: Improvement or deterioration in fisheries governance in the Cherai Poyil fishery in the Cochin Estuary, Kerala, India? pp. 537-543

Kaleekal Thomson and Tim Gray

The impact of artisanal fishing on coral reef fish health in Hat Thai Mueang, Phang-nga Province, Southern Thailand pp. 544-552

Estelle Jones, Tim Gray and Chanin Umponstira

Fisheries and coastal governance as a wicked problem pp. 553-560

Svein Jentoft and Ratana Chuenpagdee

The restoration of fishing services and the conveyance of risk information in the Southern California Bight pp. 561-570

William S. Breffle and Kristen K. Maroney

Mapping fisheries in the German exclusive economic zone with special reference to offshore Natura 2000 sites pp. 571-590

Søren Anker Pedersen, Heino O. Fock and Anne F. Sell

Low-cost port competitiveness index: Implementation in the Spanish port system pp. 591-598

José I. Castillo-Manzano, Mercedes Castro-Nuño, Fernando González Laxe, Lourdes López-Valpuesta and M. Teresa Arévalo-Quijada

Challenges in developing China's marine protected area system pp. 599-605

Wanfei Qiu, Bin Wang, Peter J.S. Jones and Jan C. Axmacher

Improving market access for salmon through free trade agreements: The role of interests and institutional frameworks pp. 606-612

Christel Elvestad

Assessing prospects for shrimp culture in the Indian Sundarbans: A combined simulation modelling and choice experiment approach pp. 613-623

D. Knowler, N. Philcox, S. Nathan, W. Delamare, W. Haider and K. Gupta

Geopolitical factors of maritime policies and marine spatial planning: State, regions, and geographical planning scope pp. 624-634

Juan L. Suárez de Vivero, Juan C. Rodríguez Mateos and David Florido del Corral

Strategic priorities for assessing ecological impacts of marine renewable energy devices in the Pentland Firth (Scotland, UK) pp. 635-642

Mark A. Shields, Lora Jane Dillon, David K. Woolf and Alex T. Ford

Predicting tsunami arrivals: Estimates and policy implications pp. 643-650

Dao Hua Zhang, Tsz Leung Yip and Chiu-On Ng

The importance of data discovery and management in advancing ecosystem-based management pp. 651-653

Cristina Carollo, Dave J. Reed, John C. Ogden and David Palandro

The emergence and effectiveness of the Marine Stewardship Council pp. 654-660

Lars H. Gulbrandsen

Defining and estimating global marine fisheries bycatch pp. 661-672

R.W.D. Davies, S.J. Cripps, A. Nickson and G. Porter

Marine reserve phenomenon in the Pacific islands pp. 673-678

C.Y. Bartlett, K. Pakoa and C. Manua

Analysis of accidents in Greek shipping during the pre- and post-ISM period pp. 679-684

Ernestos Tzannatos and Dimitris Kokotos

Overview, roles, and performance of the North East Atlantic fisheries commission (NEAFC) pp. 685-697

Trond Bjørndal

An ecosystem-based framework for governance and management of maritime cultural heritage in the USA pp. 698-706

Stefan Claesson

The elephant in the room: The hidden costs of leasing individual transferable fishing quotas pp. 707-713

Evelyn Pinkerton and Danielle N. Edwards

Ex ante evaluation of the costs and benefits of individual transferable quotas: A case-study of seven Australian commonwealth fisheries pp. 714-719

R. Quentin Grafton and A. McIlgorm

Education for sustainable development for Tokyo Bay: Developing a practice framework of university-based coastal ESD pp. 720-725

Midori Kawabe, Hiroshi Kohno, Takashi Ishimaru, Osamu Baba, Naho Horimoto, Reiko Ikeda, Jota Kanda, Takafumi Kudo, Masaji Matsuyama, Masato Moteki, Yayoi Oshima and Tsuyoshi Sasaki

EU marine policy on the move: The tension between fisheries and maritime policy pp. 726-732

L. van Hoof and J. van Tatenhove

Recovering after a maritime terrorist attack: The APEC Trade Recovery Programme pp. 733-735

Joshua Ho

Volume 33, issue 3, 2009

A review of marine mammal, sea turtle and seabird bycatch in USA fisheries and the role of policy in shaping management pp. 435-451

Jeffrey E. Moore, Bryan P. Wallace, Rebecca L. Lewison, Ramúnas Zydelis, Tara M. Cox and Larry B. Crowder

Social acceptability of marine aquaculture: The use of survey-based methods for eliciting public and stakeholder preferences pp. 452-457

David Whitmarsh and Maria Giovanna Palmieri

Liberal Intergovernmentalism, Historical Institutionalism, and British and German perceptions of the EU's Common Fisheries Policy pp. 458-465

Craig McLean and Tim Gray

Public acceptance of the oceanic carbon sequestration pp. 466-471

Norihiro Kamishiro and Toru Sato

Defining ecological indicators of trawling disturbance when everywhere that can be fished is fished: A Mediterranean case study pp. 472-478

S. de Juan, M. Demestre and S. Thrush

Environmental analysis of the Norwegian fishery and aquaculture industry--A preliminary study focusing on farmed salmon pp. 479-488

H. Ellingsen, J.O. Olaussen and I.B. Utne

Toward institutions for community-based management of inshore marine resources in the Western Indian Ocean pp. 489-496

Joshua E. Cinner, Andrew Wamukota, Herilala Randriamahazo and Ando Rabearisoa

Economic gains of liberalising access to fishing quotas within the European Union pp. 497-503

Jesper Andersen, Max Nielsen and Erik Lindebo

Unreported bycatch in the New Zealand West Coast South Island hoki fishery pp. 504-512

Graeme Bremner, Peter Johnstone, Tracy Bateson and Philip Clarke

Crew members in South Africa's squid industry; whether they have benefitted from transformation and governance reforms pp. 513-519

Mafaniso Hara

Maritime clusters in diverse regional contexts: The case of Canada pp. 520-527

David Doloreux and Richard Shearmur

California Current Large Marine Ecosystem: Publicly available dataset of state and federal laws and regulations pp. 528-531

Julia A. Ekstrom

A tool to navigate overlaps in fragmented ocean governance pp. 532-535

Julia A. Ekstrom, Oran R. Young, Steve D. Gaines, Maria Gordon and Bonnie J. McCay

Volume 33, issue 2, 2009

Marine genetic resources: A review of scientific and commercial interest pp. 183-194

David Leary, Marjo Vierros, Gwenaëlle Hamon, Salvatore Arico and Catherine Monagle

Fisheries management at the tri-national border between Belize, Guatemala and Honduras pp. 195-200

Arlenie Perez

Valuing multi-attribute marine water quality pp. 201-206

Håkan Eggert and Björn Olsson

Expanding fisheries co-management to ecosystem-based management: A case in the Shiretoko World Natural Heritage area, Japan pp. 207-214

Mitsutaku Makino, Hiroyuki Matsuda and Yasunori Sakurai

Spatial policy and the behavior of fishermen pp. 215-222

Branka Valcic

An evaluation of progress in implementing ecosystem-based management of fisheries in 33 countries pp. 223-232

Tony J. Pitcher, Daniela Kalikoski, Katherine Short, Divya Varkey and Ganapathiraju Pramod

Establishment and closure of the directed Florida whiting (Menticirrhus americanus) fishery and implications for North Atlantic right whale (Eubalaena glacialis) conservation and management pp. 233-247

Juan C. Levesque

Stakeholder's views on fisheries compliance: An Australian case study pp. 248-253

Shekar Bose and Adnan Crees-Morris

Is the Spanish Greenland halibut fleet profitable after introducing the biological recovery plan? pp. 254-257

M. Dolores Garza-Gil and Manuel Varela-Lafuente

Fixing problems in fisheries--integrating ITQs, CBM and MPAs in management pp. 258-263

Mark Brady and Staffan Waldo

Institutional and ethical dimensions of resilience in fishing systems: Perspectives from co-managed fisheries in the Pacific Northwest pp. 264-270

Syma Ebbin

Slow steps towards management of the world's largest tuna fishery pp. 271-279

Adam Langley, Andrew Wright, Glenn Hurry, John Hampton, Transform Aqorua and Len Rodwell

Political regulation and radical institutional change: The case of aquaculture in Norway pp. 280-287

Bernt Aarset and Stig-Erik Jakobsen

The institutional foundations of economic performance of mussel production: The Spanish case of the Galician floating raft culture pp. 288-296

Gonzalo Caballero Miguez, María Dolores Garza Gil and Manuel M. Varela Lafuente

Do boat licences have a role in fisheries managed through individual quotas? Experience in Australian fisheries pp. 297-304

Sean Pascoe and Tony Gibson

Protecting small cetaceans from coastal development: Impact assessment and mitigation experience in Hong Kong pp. 305-311

Thomas A. Jefferson, Samuel K. Hung and Bernd Würsig

The Canada-Newfoundland Atlantic Accord Implementation Act: Transparency of the environmental management of the offshore oil and gas industry pp. 312-316

Gail S. Fraser and Joanne Ellis

A governance perspective on the large marine ecosystem approach pp. 317-321

Robin Mahon, Lucia Fanning and Patrick McConney

Resilience: What is it and what does it mean for marine policymakers? pp. 322-331

Mark T. Gibbs

Involving the public in the impact assessment of offshore renewable energy facilities pp. 332-338

Michelle Portman

Trade measures and the combat of IUU fishing: Institutional interplay and effective governance in the Northeast Atlantic pp. 339-349

Olav Schram Stokke

Analysis of ship life cycles--The impact of economic cycles and ship inspections pp. 350-369

Govert Bijwaard and Sabine Knapp

Public awareness of marine environmental issues in the UK pp. 370-375

Stephen Fletcher, Jonathan S. Potts, Carolyn Heeps and Kate Pike

Sustainable financing for ocean and coastal management in Jamaica: The potential for revenues from tourist user fees pp. 376-385

Peter Edwards

Managing fisheries and corruption in the Pacific Islands region pp. 386-392

Quentin Hanich and Martin Tsamenyi

Fisheries and failing states: The case of Sierra Leone pp. 393-400

Andy Thorpe, David Whitmarsh, Ernest Ndomahina, Andrew Baio, Miatta Kemokai and Thomas Lebbie

Occupational health and safety hazards in Atlantic Canadian aquaculture: Laying the groundwork for prevention pp. 401-411

Darek T.R. Moreau and Barbara Neis

New Zealand oceans governance: Calming turbulent waters? pp. 412-418

Joanna Vince and Marcus Haward

Small-scale marine fisheries policy in Vietnam pp. 419-428

Robert Pomeroy, Kim Anh Thi Nguyen and Ha Xuan Thong

The Australian continental shelf: Has Australia's high-latitude diplomacy paid off?' pp. 429-431

Julia Jabour

Combating piracy and armed robbery in Asia: The ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre (ISC) pp. 432-434

Joshua Ho

Volume 33, issue 1, 2009

Modelling fish trade liberalisation: Does fish trade liberalisation result in welfare gains or losses? pp. 1-7

Max Nielsen

Estimating the economic impact of the Prestige oil spill on the Death Coast (NW Spain) fisheries pp. 8-23

M.C. García Negro, Sebastian Villasante, A. Carballo Penela and G. Rodríguez Rodríguez

Unintended consequences: The spillover effects of common property regulations pp. 24-39

Gordon Rausser, Stephen Hamilton, Marty Kovach and Ryan Stifter

Characterization of the southeastern US black sea bass (Centropristis striata) pot commercial fishery and implications for western North Atlantic right whale (Eubalaena glacialis) management and policy pp. 40-48

Juan C. Levesque

Saltwater sport fishing for food or income in the Northeastern US: Statistical estimates and policy implications pp. 49-57

Scott Steinback, Kristy Wallmo and Patricia Clay

An update on the cost of net-trawling operations in the Gulf of Mexico pp. 58-63

Mark J. Kaiser and Jimmie Martin

Planning the use of fish for food security in the Pacific pp. 64-76

Johann D. Bell, Mecki Kronen, Aliti Vunisea, Warwick J. Nash, Gregory Keeble, Andreas Demmke, Scott Pontifex and Serge Andréfouët

A preliminary assessment of threats to arctic marine mammals and their conservation in the coming decades pp. 77-82

Henry P. Huntington

Implementation barriers to establishing a sustainable coastal aquaculture sector pp. 83-89

Mark T. Gibbs

Innovation-support organizations in the marine science and technology industry: The case of Quebec's coastal region in Canada pp. 90-100

David Doloreux and Yannik Melançon

Quantitative evaluation of the performance of a permit auction system in reducing bycatch of sea turtles in the Hawaii Swordfish longline fishery pp. 101-105

Feng Tao Ning, Chao Zhang and Rod Fujita

Developing a conceptual model of marine farming in New Zealand pp. 106-117

Hamish G. Rennie, Roger White and Lars Brabyn

Co-management and protected area management: Achieving effective management of a contested site, lessons from the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area (GBRWHA) pp. 118-127

Melissa Nursey-Bray and Phillip Rist

Financing marine protected areas in Jamaica: An exploratory study pp. 128-136

Kimesha Reid-Grant and Mahadev G. Bhat

Co-management of sea turtle fisheries: Biogeography versus geopolitics pp. 137-145

Lisa M. Campbell, Jennifer J. Silver, Noella J. Gray, Sue Ranger, Annette Broderick, Tatum Fisher, Matthew H. Godfrey, Shannon Gore, John Jeffers, Corrine Martin, Andrew McGowan, Peter Richardson, Carlos Sasso, Lorna Slade and Brendan Godley

Role of perceptions and knowledge in the impact assessment for the extension of Mainport Rotterdam pp. 146-155

Saskia Hommes, Suzanne J.M.H. Hulscher, Jan P.M. Mulder, Henriëtte S. Otter and Hans Th.A. Bressers

The implementation of an ecosystem approach to management within a federal government agency pp. 156-163

Katherine W. McFadden and Cassandra Barnes

Measuring management success: Experience with United States fisheries pp. 164-171

John M. Ward and Michael Kelly

Enhancing community empowerment through participatory fisheries research pp. 172-179

Melanie Wiber, Anthony Charles, John Kearney and Fikret Berkes

Out of new stocks in 2020: A comment on "Not all fisheries will be collapsed in 2048" pp. 180-181

Rainer Froese, Amanda Stern-Pirlot and Kathleen Kesner-Reyes