Marine Policy

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Volume 31, issue 6, 2007

Fish wars: Conflict and collaboration in fisheries management in Southeast Asia pp. 645-656

Robert Pomeroy, John Parks, Richard Pollnac, Tammy Campson, Emmanuel Genio, Cliff Marlessy, Elizabeth Holle, Michael Pido, Ayut Nissapa, Somsak Boromthanarat and Nguyen Thu Hue

Step zero for fisheries co-management: What precedes implementation pp. 657-668

Ratana Chuenpagdee and Svein Jentoft

A brief catalogue of failures: Framing evaluation and learning in fisheries resource management pp. 669-680

Kåre Nolde Nielsen and Petter Holm

Ten myths concerning ecosystem approaches to marine resource management pp. 681-690

Steven A. Murawski

Murky waters: Media reporting of marine protected areas in South Australia pp. 691-697

Eric Compas, Beverley Clarke, Cecile Cutler and Kathy Daish

Cheating about the cod pp. 698-705

Rögnvaldur Hannesson

Subsistence in coastal fisheries policy: What's in a word? pp. 706-718

Sarah Schumann and Seth Macinko

Spatial conflicts in New Zealand fisheries: The rights of fishers and protection of the marine environment pp. 719-729

Randall Bess and Ramana Rallapudi

The effects of the M/V Sea Prince accident on maritime safety management in Korea pp. 730-735

Dong-Oh Cho

Safety culture and hazard risk perception of Australian and New Zealand maritime pilots pp. 736-745

R.M. Darbra, J.F.E. Crawford, C.W. Haley and R.J. Morrison

Volume 31, issue 5, 2007

Coastal management in the Solent: An introduction pp. 585-590

Stephen Fletcher, David Johnson and Tracey Hewett

The impact of cruise ship generated waste on home ports and ports of call: A study of Southampton pp. 591-598

Nickie Butt

Coastal lagoon habitat re-creation potential in Hampshire, England pp. 599-606

D.E. Johnson, J. Bartlett and L.A. Nash

Heritage management plans and integrated coastal management pp. 607-610

Tim Goodhead and Zeynep Aygen

The opportunities of spatial planning for integrated coastal management pp. 611-618

Jane Taussik

The Hamble Estuary Partnership and Solent Forum: Duplication or integration? pp. 619-627

Stephen Fletcher, Emma Beagley, Tracey Hewett, Alan Williams and Karen McHugh

Implications of the revision to the bathing water directive for local authorities in the Solent pp. 628-631

Tracey Hewett

Monitoring the state of the Solent pp. 632-637

Gemma Conway

Coastal management in the Solent: The stakeholder perspective pp. 638-644

Stephen Fletcher and Kate Pike

Volume 31, issue 4, 2007

Limits of governability: Institutional implications for fisheries and coastal governance pp. 360-370

Svein Jentoft

Reforming management of commercial fisheries in a small island territory pp. 371-378

Michael Harte and John Barton

Funding commercial fisheries management: Lessons from New Zealand pp. 379-389

Michael Harte

System evaluation of sustainability in the Norwegian cod-fisheries pp. 390-401

Ingrid Bouwer Utne

A legal regime for the Arctic?: Interplay with the Law of the Sea Convention pp. 402-408

Olav Schram Stokke

The European vision for oceans and seas--Social and political dimensions of the Green Paper on Maritime Policy for the EU pp. 409-414

Juan Luis Suárez de Vivero

Investigation of strategies to improve the recycling effectiveness of waste oil from fishing vessels pp. 415-420

Bin Lin, Cherng-Yuan Lin and Tain-Chyuan Jong

The parallel evolution of ocean and coastal management policies in Portugal pp. 421-433

Gonçalo Carneiro

A large marine ecosystem governance framework pp. 434-443

Lucia Fanning, Robin Mahon, Patrick McConney, Jorge Angulo, Felicity Burrows, Bisessar Chakalall, Diego Gil, Milton Haughton, Sherry Heileman, Sergio Martínez, L'ouverture Ostine, Adrian Oviedo, Scott Parsons, Terrence Phillips, Claudia Santizo Arroya, Bertha Simmons and Cesar Toro

An historical account of Brazilian public policy on fisheries subsidies pp. 444-450

Patrízia R. Abdallah and Ussif Sumaila

Malthusian overfishing in Pulau Banggi? pp. 451-457

Louise Teh and Ussif Sumaila

An evaluation of systems for the integrated assessment of capture fisheries pp. 458-469

Duncan Leadbitter and Trevor J. Ward

Benchmarking for fisheries governance pp. 470-479

R. Quentin Grafton, Tom Kompas, Richard McLoughlin and Nick Rayns

Resource use conflicts in Mabini and Tingloy, the Philippines pp. 480-487

Terhi Majanen

Ghost fishing in European waters: Impacts and management responses pp. 488-504

James Brown and Graeme Macfadyen

Fish harvest tags: An alternative management approach for recreational fisheries in the US Gulf of Mexico pp. 505-516

Robert Johnston, Daniel S. Holland, Vishwanie Maharaj and Tammy Warner Campson

Interviewing people about the coast on the coast: Appraising the wider adoption of ICZM in North East England pp. 517-526

Peter Chaniotis and Selina Stead

Can cod farming affect cod fishing? A system evaluation of sustainability pp. 527-534

Dag Standal and Ingrid Bouwer Utne

Work sharing in Kerala's fisheries pp. 535-539

Marrit van den Berg and Bart Jan Lensing

Co-management from the top? The roles of policy entrepreneurs and distributive conflict in developing co-management arrangements pp. 540-549

Betsi Beem

Econometric analysis on the effect of port state control inspections on the probability of casualty: Can targeting of substandard ships for inspections be improved? pp. 550-563

Sabine Knapp and Philip Hans Franses

UK Personal Watercraft Management: A user perspective pp. 564-572

Rebecca Whitfield and Ronan Roche

Artisanal fishing in Andalusia: A statistical study of the fleet pp. 573-581

F. Piniella, M.C. Soriguer and M.A. Fernández-Engo

Volume 31, issue 3, 2007

Sea Grant in Latin America?: Adapting the US Sea Grant model of linked applied research, extension, and education to a Latin American Context--Is there a fit? pp. 229-238

S. Matthew Wilburn, James Tobey, Jill Hepp, Stephen Olsen and Barry Costa-Pierce

Assessing the feasibility of ecosystem-based fisheries management in tropical contexts pp. 239-250

Patrick Christie, David L. Fluharty, Alan T. White, Liza Eisma-Osorio and William Jatulan

Environmental protection and the freedom of the high seas: The Baltic Sea as a PSSA from a Swedish perspective pp. 251-257

Ylva Uggla

The liberalization of shipping in Taiwan pp. 258-265

Rong-Her Chiu

Development of small-scale fisheries in Yemen: An exploration pp. 266-275

Arnout Wagenaar and Marijke D'Haese

Fisheries depletion and the state in Indonesia: Towards a regional regulatory regime pp. 276-286

Michael Heazle and John G. Butcher

A proposed multiple-use zoning scheme for the Irish Sea.: An interpretation of current legislation through the use of GIS-based zoning approaches and effectiveness for the protection of nature conservation interests pp. 287-298

Suzanne J. Boyes, Michael Elliott, Shona M. Thomson, Stephen Atkins and Paul Gilliland

Is there any hope for fisheries management? pp. 299-307

William E. Schrank

The rise of seafood awareness campaigns in an era of collapsing fisheries pp. 308-313

Jennifer L. Jacquet and Daniel Pauly

The whaling issue: Conservation, confusion, and casuistry pp. 314-319

Phillip J. Clapham, Simon Childerhouse, Nicolas J. Gales, Lorenzo Rojas-Bracho, Michael F. Tillman and Robert Brownell

Patterns of fisheries institutional failure and success: Experience from the Southern Gulf of St. Lawrence snow crab fishery, in Nova Scotia, Canada pp. 320-326

Laura Loucks

Conflict over flying fish: The dispute between Trinidad & Tobago and Barbados pp. 327-335

Andon Blake and Gary A. Campbell

Offshore marine conservation policies in the North East Atlantic: Emerging tensions and opportunities pp. 336-347

Elizabeth M. De Santo and Peter J.S. Jones

Governance of tuna industries: The key to economic viability and sustainability in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean pp. 348-358

Kate Barclay and Ian Cartwright

Volume 31, issue 2, 2007

Potential economic benefits from sablefish farming in British Columbia pp. 81-84

Ussif Sumaila, John Volpe and Yajie Liu

Understanding El Niño -- The importance of Grey Literature in Coastal Ecosystem Research and Management pp. 85-93

Sven Thatje, Jürgen Laudien, Olaf Heilmayer and Cornelia E. Nauen

Institutional changes and fleet structure: Towards the final solution? pp. 94-100

Dag Standal

Co-management and "consciousness": Fishers' assimilation of management principles in Chile pp. 101-111

Sarah Schumann

Lesser-known consequences of managing marine fisheries using individual transferable quotas pp. 112-116

Mark T. Gibbs

The policy implications of market failure for the land-based jobs market for British seafarers pp. 117-124

B.M. Gardner, P.B. Marlow, M.M. Naim, R. Nair and S.J. Pettit

Marine ecosystem variability and human community responses: The example of Ghana, West Africa pp. 125-134

R. Ian Perry and Ussif Sumaila

Mechanisms to capture economic values of marine biodiversity: The case of Tubbataha Reefs UNESCO World Heritage Site, Philippines pp. 135-142

Rodelio F. Subade

Adaptive fisheries management in Vietnam: The use of indicators and the introduction of a multi-disciplinary Marine Fisheries Specialist Team to support implementation pp. 143-152

Jesper Raakjær, Dao Manh Son, Karl-Johan Stæhr, Holger Hovgård, Nguyen Thi Dieu Thuy, Kristine Ellegaard, Frank Riget, Dang Van Thi and Phung Giang Hai

Defining success in fisheries and conflicts in objectives pp. 153-158

Ray Hilborn

Veil over the nets (unravelling corporate liability for IUU fishing offences) pp. 159-168

L. Griggs and G. Lugten

Policies governing the distribution of by-products from scientific and small-scale coastal whaling in Japan pp. 169-181

Aiko Endo and Masahiro Yamao

The role of marine spatial planning in sea use management: The Belgian case pp. 182-191

F. Douvere, F. Maes, A. Vanhulle and J. Schrijvers

The evolution of collaborative management in the Northeast USA tilefish fishery pp. 192-200

Andrew Kitts, Patricia Pinto da Silva and Barbara Rountree

Leaning on user-groups: The role of civil society in fisheries governance pp. 201-209

Knut H. Mikalsen, Hans-Kristian Hernes and Svein Jentoft

Experimental activities that intentionally perturb the marine environment: Implications for the marine environmental protection and marine scientific research provisions of the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea pp. 210-216

Philomène A. Verlaan

Volume 31, issue 1, 2007

The ACIA, climate change and fisheries pp. 5-18

William E. Schrank

Impacts of climate change on commercial fish stocks in Norwegian waters pp. 19-31

Erling Kåre Stenevik and Svein Sundby

Geographical distribution of fish catches and temperature variations in the northeast Atlantic since 1945 pp. 32-39

Rögnvaldur Hannesson

Effects of climatic variability on three fishing economies in high-latitude regions: Implications for fisheries policies pp. 40-55

James R. McGoodwin

Climate variability and tropical tuna: Management challenges for highly migratory fish stocks pp. 56-70

Kathleen A. Miller

Management application of an empirical model of sardine-climate regime shifts pp. 71-80

Samuel. Herrick, Jerrold. G. Norton, Janet E. Mason and Cindy Bessey