Marine Policy

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Volume 32, issue 6, 2008

What do we know about the labour market for seafarers?: A view from the UK pp. 845-855

David Glen

Strategic coastal governance issues in Fiji: The challenges of integration pp. 856-866

Marcus B. Lane

Evaluating collaborative fisheries management planning: A Canadian case study pp. 867-876

Neil A. Davis

Port selection factors by shipping lines: Different perspectives between trunk liners and feeder service providers pp. 877-885

Young-Tae Chang, Sang-Yoon Lee and Jose L. Tongzon

The exclusive economic zone and economic development in the Pacific island countries pp. 886-897

Rögnvaldur Hannesson

Dive tourism, fishing and marine protected areas in the Calamianes Islands, Philippines pp. 898-904

Michael Fabinyi

Lessons from offshore: Challenges and opportunities in linking data to promote understanding of accidents and injuries among Newfoundland and Labrador fishers 1989-2001 pp. 905-912

M. Binkley, K. Bigney, B. Neis and S. Bornstein

The constrained politics of the Svalbard offshore area pp. 913-919

Torbjørn Pedersen

Fisher's behaviour with individual vessel quotas--Over-capacity and potential rent: Five case studies pp. 920-927

Frank Asche, Håkan Eggert, Eyjolfur Gudmundsson, Ayoe Hoff and Sean Pascoe

The Norwegian system and the distribution of claims to redfeed pp. 928-940

Rachel Gjelsvik Tiller

Managing by principle: A critical analysis of the European principles of Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) pp. 941-955

John McKenna, Andrew Cooper and Anne Marie O'Hagan

The impact of the 2005 hurricane season on the Louisiana Artificial Reef Program pp. 956-967

Mark J. Kaiser and Richard A. Kasprzak

Fishery decline in Utila: Disentangling the web of governance pp. 968-979

R.C. Korda, J.M. Hills and T.S. Gray

Marine spatial planning from the perspective of a small seaside community in Ireland pp. 980-987

Wesley Flannery and Micheál Ó Cinnéide

Monitoring salmon aquaculture waste: The contribution of First Nations' rights, knowledge, and practices in British Columbia, Canada pp. 988-996

Robyn Heaslip

Compromise in the IWC: Is it possible or desirable? pp. 997-1003

Mike Iliff

Focusing on artisanal fleets in a new scenario: The case of Andalusia (Spain) pp. 1004-1012

David Florido del Corral

Perceived concerns and possible management strategies for governing 'wind farm-mariculture integration' pp. 1013-1022

Tanja Michler-Cieluch and Gesche Krause

Econometric analysis of the ship demolition market pp. 1023-1036

Sabine Knapp, Shashi N. Kumar and Anna Bobo Remijn

Performance of an inshore fishery in the absence of regulatory enforcement pp. 1037-1042

Edward Fahy

Employment of seafarers in the EU context: Challenges and opportunities pp. 1043-1049

Kyriaki Mitroussi

A note on "overfishing" pp. 1050-1052

Giulio Pontecorvo

Breaking Basel: The elements of the Basel Convention and its application to toxic ships pp. 1053-1062

Amy E. Moen

Mixed messages: Buying back Australia's fishing industry pp. 1063-1071

Monica Minnegal and Peter D. Dwyer

Sustainable management of wild Irish Atlantic salmon: Keys found through the looking-glass pp. 1072-1079

Ruth E. Brennan and Lynda D. Rodwell

Building resilience through interlocal relations: Case studies of polar bear and walrus management in the Bering Strait pp. 1080-1089

Chanda L. Meek, Amy Lauren Lovecraft, Martin D. Robards and Gary P. Kofinas

A new direction in coastal management pp. 1090-1093

So-Min Cheong

Aquaculture and the poor--Is the culture of high-value fish a viable livelihood option for the poor? pp. 1094-1102

Natasja Sheriff, David C. Little and Kwanta Tantikamton

Volume 32, issue 5, 2008

Introduction pp. 759-761

Fanny Douvere and Charles Ehler

The importance of marine spatial planning in advancing ecosystem-based sea use management pp. 762-771

Fanny Douvere

Essential ecological insights for marine ecosystem-based management and marine spatial planning pp. 772-778

Larry Crowder and Elliott Norse

The missing layer: Geo-technologies, communities, and implications for marine spatial planning pp. 779-786

Kevin St. Martin and Madeleine Hall-Arber

Key elements and steps in the process of developing ecosystem-based marine spatial planning pp. 787-796

Paul M. Gilliland and Dan Laffoley

The international legal framework for marine spatial planning pp. 797-810

Frank Maes

Implementing marine spatial planning: A policy perspective pp. 811-815

Ir. Cathy Plasman

The engagement of stakeholders in the marine spatial planning process pp. 816-822

Robert Pomeroy and Fanny Douvere

The need and practice of monitoring, evaluating and adapting marine planning and management--lessons from the Great Barrier Reef pp. 823-831

Jon Day

Marine spatial planning in the high seas pp. 832-839

Jeff Ardron, Kristina Gjerde, Sian Pullen and Virginie Tilot

Conclusions: Benefits, lessons learned, and future challenges of marine spatial planning pp. 840-843

Charles Ehler

Volume 32, issue 4, 2008

The Marine Planning Framework for South Australia: A new ecosystem-based zoning policy for marine management pp. 535-543

Val Day, Rosemary Paxinos, Jon Emmett, Alison Wright and Meg Goecker

Coastal data and information management for integrated coastal management: The role of IODE pp. 544-550

Desiderius C.P. Masalu

Artisanal fishing in Andalusia (II): Safety and working conditions policy pp. 551-558

F. Piniella, J.P. Novalbos and P.J. Nogueroles

International legal options for the control of biofouling on international vessels pp. 559-569

Julian Roberts and Martin Tsamenyi

ITQs under illegal fishing: An application to the red shrimp fishery in Chile pp. 570-579

Carlos Chavez, Nuria González and Hugo Salgado Cabrera

Endangered species, threatened fisheries: Science to the rescue! Evaluating the Congressionally designated Steller Sea Lion Research Program pp. 580-591

Matthew D. Berman

Financial caps for oil pollution damage: A historical mistake? pp. 592-606

Michael Faure and Hui Wang

International cooperation among nation-states of the North Pacific Ocean on the problem of competition among salmon for a common pool of prey resources pp. 607-617

Carrie A. Holt, Murray B. Rutherford and Randall M. Peterman

What determines the institutional performance of environmental regimes?: A case study of the Mediterranean Action Plan pp. 618-629

Sofia Frantzi

Positioning fisheries in a changing world pp. 630-634

R. Quentin Grafton, Ray Hilborn, Lori Ridgeway, Dale Squires, Meryl Williams, Serge Garcia, Theodore Groves, James Joseph, Kieran Kelleher, Tom Kompas, Gary Libecap, Carl Gustaf Lundin, Mitsutaku Makino, Þórólfur Matthíasson, Richard McLoughlin, Ana Parma, Gustavo San Martin, Ben Satia, Carl-Christian Schmidt, Maree Tait and Lin Xiu Zhang

Rethinking small-scale fisheries compliance pp. 635-642

Maria Hauck

Developing underutilized fisheries: Oregon's developmental fisheries program pp. 643-652

Michael Harte, Polly Endreny, Gil Sylvia and Heather Munro Mann

Econometric analysis to differentiate effects of various ship safety inspections pp. 653-662

Sabine Knapp and Philip Hans Franses

The IVQ regime in Norway: A stable alternative to an ITQ regime? pp. 663-668

Dag Standal and Bernt Aarset

The infusion of sustainability into bilateral fisheries agreements with developing countries: The European Union example pp. 669-679

Emma Witbooi

Creating local management legitimacy pp. 680-691

Evelyn Pinkerton and Leonard John

Managing excess capacity in small-scale fisheries: Perspectives from stakeholders in three Southeast Asian countries pp. 692-700

Nerissa Salayo, Len Garces, Michael Pido, K.Kuperan Viswanathan, Robert Pomeroy, Mahfuzuddin Ahmed, Ida Siason, Keang Seng and Awae Masae

Fishing occupational health and safety: A comparison of regulatory regimes and safety outcomes in six countries pp. 701-710

M.J.S. Windle, B. Neis, S. Bornstein, M. Binkley and Peter Navarro

OPA 90's impact at reducing oil spills pp. 711-718

Anthony C. Homan and Todd Steiner

United Kingdom ports policy: Changing government attitudes pp. 719-727

S.J. Pettit

Fisheries in the context of marine spatial planning: Defining principal areas for fisheries in the German EEZ pp. 728-739

Heino O. Fock

Assessing New England's waterborne energy imports (1995-2004) pp. 740-748

Bruce E. Marti

Fishing industry and related perspectives on the issues raised by no-take marine protected area proposals pp. 749-758

P.J.S. Jones

Volume 32, issue 3, 2008

A critical examination of worldwide guidelines for minimising the disturbance to marine mammals during seismic surveys pp. 255-262

Ross Compton, Lissa Goodwin, Richard Handy and Victor Abbott

Managing shark fishermen in southern Australia: A critique pp. 263-273

Peter D. Dwyer, Tanya J. King and Monica Minnegal

Examination of policies and MEAs commitment by SIDS for sustainable management of the Caribbean Sea pp. 274-282

Asha Singh and Laurence Mee

Artisanal fishing areas and traditional ecological knowledge: The case study of the artisanal fisheries of the Patos Lagoon estuary (Brazil) pp. 283-292

Adalberto Gularte Schafer and Enir Girondi Reis

Fisheries law enforcement--A survey of the economic literature pp. 293-300

Linda Nøstbakken

Fleet sizes, fishing effort and the 'hidden' factors behind statistics: An anthropological study of small-scale fisheries in UK pp. 301-308

Yoshitaka Ota and Roger Just

Trade secrets: Renaming and mislabeling of seafood pp. 309-318

Jennifer L. Jacquet and Daniel Pauly

The paradox of public participation in fisheries governance. The rising number of actors and the devolution process pp. 319-325

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

The rise and fall of factory trawlers: An eclectic approach pp. 326-332

Dag Standal

Normalization of the International Whaling Commission pp. 333-338

Mike Iliff

The definition of marine recreational fishing in Europe pp. 339-350

M.G. Pawson, H. Glenn and G. Padda

Fishing capacity management in China: Theoretic and practical perspectives pp. 351-359

Huiguo Yu and Yunjun Yu

Management responses to the problem of incidental catch in fishing: A comparative analysis of the EU, Norway, and the Faeroe Islands pp. 360-368

Stig S. Gezelius

Time-zoning for the safe-guarding of capture fisheries: A closed season in Tamil Nadu, India pp. 369-378

M. Bavinck, L. de Klerk, D. van Dijk, J.V. Rothuizen, A.N. Blok, J.R. Bokhorst, E.K. van Haastrecht, T.J.c van de Loo, J.G.J. Quaedvlieg and J. Scholtens

Right whales and vessels in Canadian waters pp. 379-386

S.S. Elvin and C.T. Taggart

Marine ecosystem approaches to management: challenges and lessons in the United States pp. 387-392

Cassandra Barnes and Katherine W. McFadden

A context for ecosystem-based fishery management: Developing concepts of ecosystems and sustainability pp. 393-401

Sarah K. Gaichas

Modernisation of the International Convention for the Regulation of Whaling pp. 402-407

Mike Iliff

Is Japan's whaling humane? pp. 408-412

Nick Gales, Russell Leaper and Vassili Papastavrou

Fostering sustainable behaviours in community-based co-managed fisheries pp. 413-420

Myles H. Thompson

A comparison of economic performance in the fisheries sector: A short- and long-term perspective pp. 421-431

P. Le Floc'h, F. Daurès, C. Brigaudeau and J. Bihel

Restructuring the Chinese seafood industry, global challenges and policy implications pp. 432-441

Knut Bjørn Lindkvist, Torbjørn Trondsen and Jinghua Xie

CCAMLR process of risk assessment to minimise the effects of longline fishing mortality on seabirds pp. 442-454

S.M. Waugh, G.B. Baker, R. Gales and J.P. Croxall

Approaches to classifying benthic habitat quality pp. 455-464

H.M. Tillin, S.I. Rogers and C.L.J. Frid

Are the smallest fishing vessels the most sustainable?--trade-off analysis of sustainability attributes pp. 465-474

Ingrid Bouwer Utne

Acceptable sustainability in the fishing fleet pp. 475-482

Ingrid Bouwer Utne

The migrant anchovy fishery in Kabui Bay, Raja Ampat, Indonesia: Catch, profitability, and income distribution pp. 483-488

Megan Bailey, Christovel Rotinsulu and Ussif Sumaila

Service contracts--An instrument of international logistics supply chain: Under United States and European Union regulatory frameworks pp. 489-496

Peter Marlow and Rawindaran Nair

Can farmed salmon production keep growing? pp. 497-501

Yajie Liu and Ussif Sumaila

A review of the ocean science and technology partnership between US and Korea pp. 502-513

Dong-Oh Cho and Mary Anne Whitcomb

The institutional implications of environmental ethics for fishery management in the US exclusive economic zone pp. 514-521

Donald M. Schug

The international whaling regime post 2007 pp. 522-527

Mike Iliff

International fisheries agreement: Review of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas: Case study--Shark management pp. 528-533

Juan C. Levesque

Volume 32, issue 2, 2008

Introduction: Interaction between environment and fisheries--The role of stakeholder participation pp. 147-157

Riku Varjopuro, Tim Gray, Jenny Hatchard, Felix Rauschmayer and Heidi Wittmer

A complicated relationship: Stakeholder participation and the ecosystem-based approach to fisheries management pp. 158-168

Tim Gray and Jenny Hatchard

Participatory practices in fisheries across Europe: Making stakeholders more responsible pp. 169-177

Knut H. Mikalsen and Svein Jentoft

Institutional challenges for resolving conflicts between fisheries and endangered species conservation pp. 178-188

Felix Rauschmayer, Heidi Wittmer and Augustin Berghöfer

Spatial planning on the North Sea: A case of cross-scale linkages pp. 189-200

Ditte Degnbol and Douglas Clyde Wilson

Swedish coastal fisheries--From conflict mitigation to participatory management pp. 201-211

Karl Bruckmeier and Christina Höj Larsen

Addressing multiple goals of ecosystem approach through deliberation and technology development pp. 212-222

Riku Varjopuro

From open access to co-governance and conservation: The case of women shellfish collectors in Galicia (Spain) pp. 223-232

Katia Frangoudes, Begoña Marugán-Pintos and José J. Pascual-Fernández

Fishing for social realities--Challenges to sustainable fisheries management in the Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve pp. 233-242

Gudrun Pollack, Augustin Berghöfer and Uta Berghöfer

Stakeholder participation in ecosystem-based approaches to fisheries management: A synthesis from European research projects pp. 243-253

Augustin Berghöfer, Heidi Wittmer and Felix Rauschmayer

Volume 32, issue 1, 2008

Shark interactions in pelagic longline fisheries pp. 1-18

Eric Gilman, Shelley Clarke, Nigel Brothers, Joanna Alfaro-Shigueto, John Mandelman, Jeff Mangel, Samantha Petersen, Susanna Piovano, Nicola Thomson, Paul Dalzell, Miguel Donoso, Meidad Goren and Tim Werner

What is the ecosystem approach for fisheries management pp. 19-26

Joji Morishita

Comparing management of recreational Pagrus fisheries in Shark Bay (Australia) and Sagami Bay (Japan): Conventional catch controls versus stock enhancement pp. 27-37

Ronald W.D. Mitchell, Osamu Baba, Gary Jackson and Tatsuya Isshiki

Not all fisheries will be collapsed in 2048 pp. 38-39

Trevor A. Branch

Fishing safety policy and research pp. 40-45

Carlos Perez-Labajos

Ocean zoning, first possession and Coasean contracts pp. 46-54

Steven Edwards

Evaluation of policy options for the live reef food fish trade in the province of Palawan, Western Philippines pp. 55-65

Robert Pomeroy, Michael D. Pido, John Francisco A. Pontillas, Benjamin S. Francisco, Alan T. White, Eva Marie C. Ponce De Leon and Geronimo T. Silvestre

The formation of policy for protection of cold-water coral off the coast of Norway pp. 66-73

Claire W. Armstrong and Sybille van den Hove

The profitability of the artisanal galician fleet pp. 74-78

M. Dolores Garza-Gil and Lucy Amigo-Dobaño

Made in Japan: The Japanese market and herring roe production and management in Canada's southern Gulf of St. Lawrence pp. 79-88

Lenore Burke and John Phyne

Uncertainty and asymmetric information: An overview pp. 89-103

Frank Jensen

Governing fisheries as complex adaptive systems pp. 104-112

Robin Mahon, Patrick McConney and Rathindra N. Roy

Network governance in fisheries pp. 113-119

Mark T. Gibbs

Compliance costs and the small fisher: A study of exiters from the New Zealand fishery pp. 120-131

James Stewart and Kim Walshe

The promise and perils of building a co-management regime: An institutional assessment of New Zealand fisheries management between 1999 and 2005 pp. 132-141

Tracy Yandle

Social responsibility in shipping pp. 142-146

Richard Goss