Marine Policy

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Volume 29, issue 6, 2005

The evolution of the "harvest machinery": why capture capacity has continued to expand in Norwegian fisheries pp. 481-493

Jahn Petter Johnsen

The precautionary principle in fisheries management pp. 495-505

Fernando González-Laxe

A social scientist's perspective on the Census of Marine Life pp. 507-520

James Sanchirico

Ex-seafarers shore-based employment: the current UK situation pp. 521-531

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

The profitability of the Spanish swordfish fleet in the North Atlantic pp. 533-538

M. Dolores Garza-Gil and Manuel Varela-Lafuente

Volume 29, issue 5, 2005

Lobster boat diplomacy: the Canada-US grey zone pp. 385-390

Beverly Cook

Implementing integrated oceans management: Australia's south east regional marine plan (SERMP) and Canada's eastern Scotian shelf integrated management (ESSIM) initiative pp. 391-405

Elizabeth Foster, Marcus Haward and Scott Coffen-Smout

The Newfoundland fishery: ten years after the moratorium pp. 407-420

William E. Schrank

Discards in North Sea fisheries: causes, consequences and solutions pp. 421-430

T.L. Catchpole, C.L.J. Frid and T.S. Gray

The Western European PSSA proposal: a "politically sensitive sea area" pp. 431-440

Julian Roberts, Martin Tsamenyi, Tim Workman and Lindy Johnson

Co-management in Japanese coastal fisheries: institutional features and transaction costs pp. 441-450

Mitsutaku Makino and Hiroyuki Matsuda

Gender, fisheries and development pp. 451-459

Elizabeth Bennett

Ecosystem-based fisheries management: progress in the NE Atlantic pp. 461-469

Chris Frid, Odette Paramor and Catherine Scott

Uncertainty and the active adaptive management of marine reserves pp. 471-479

R. Quentin Grafton and Tom Kompas

Volume 29, issue 4, 2005

Political risk assessment of five East Asian ports--the viewpoints of global carriers pp. 291-298

Ming-Chih Tsai and Chin-Hui Su

Climate change and the migratory pattern for Norwegian spring-spawning herring--implications for management pp. 299-309

Elin H. Sissener and Trond Bjørndal

Rationalization of the Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands crab fisheries pp. 311-322

Mark Fina

Crew study of seafarers: a methodological approach to the global labour market for seafarers pp. 323-330

Bin Wu and Nik Winchester

Reforming resource rent policy: an information economics perspective pp. 331-338

Gary Stoneham, Nicola Lansdell, Anne Cole and Loris Strappazzon

Expanding New Zealand's quota management system pp. 339-347

Randall Bess

Identification of 'High Risk Vessels' in coastal waters pp. 349-355

Bénédicte Sage

Atlantic sea scallop management: an alternative rights-based cooperative approach to resource sustainability pp. 357-369

R. Baskaran and James Anderson

The role of the maritime industry in the Korean national economy: an input-output analysis pp. 371-383

Seung-Jun Kwak, Seung-Hoon Yoo and Jeong-In Chang

Volume 29, issue 3, 2005

Fisheries science and sustainability in international policy: a study of failure in the European Union's Common Fisheries Policy pp. 189-197

Tim Daw and Tim Gray

Sustainable coastal fishery development indicator system: a case of Gungliau, Taiwan pp. 199-210

Wen Hong Liu, Ching Hsiewn Ou and Kuo Huan Ting

When fisheries influence national policy-making: an analysis of the national development strategies of major fish-producing nations in the developing world pp. 211-222

Andy Thorpe, Chris Reid, Raymon van Anrooy and Cecile Brugere

The Panama Canal:: operations and traffic pp. 223-234

Francisco J. Montero Llacer

The security of merchant shipping pp. 235-245

John King

The Pew Report on US fishery councils: a critique from the Open Society pp. 247-253

Christopher J. Corkett

Nuts and bolts in fisheries management--a technological approach to sustainable fisheries? pp. 255-263

Dag Standal

Cross-strait interactions on the South China Sea issues: a need for CBMs pp. 265-280

Yann-Huei Song

Catching some needed attention pp. 281-284

Reg Watson, Jackie Alder, Adrian Kitchingman and Daniel Pauly

Reply to the comments by: Erik Lindebo, Hans Frost and Jørgen Løkkergaard on: Surís-Regueiro, Varela-Lafuente and Iglesias-Malvido, "Effectiveness of the structural fisheries policy in the European Union". Marine Policy 2003; 27(6), 535-544 pp. 285-287

Juan Surís-Regueiro

Further comments on: Suris-Regueiro, Varela-Lafuente and Iglesias-Malvido, "Effectiveness of the structural fisheries policy in the European Union". Marine Policy 2003;27(6):535-44 pp. 289-289

Erik Lindebo, Hans Frost and Jørgen Løkkegaard

Volume 29, issue 2, 2005

Report of the Tokyo meeting and progress to date pp. 101-106

Mark J. Valencia and Kazumine Akimoto

The disappearing right to navigational freedom in the exclusive economic zone pp. 107-121

Jon M. Van Dyke

Military and intelligence gathering activities in the EEZ: definition of key terms pp. 123-137

Moritaka Hayashi

A Chinese Perspective pp. 139-146

Ren Xiaofeng and Senior Colonel Cheng Xizhong

An Indian perspective pp. 147-151

O.P. Sharma

Naval activity in the foreign EEZ--the role of terminology in law regime pp. 153-155

Alexander S. Skaridov

A Korean perspective pp. 157-161

Duk-ki Kim

Hydrographic surveying in the EEZ: differences and overlaps with marine scientific research pp. 163-174

Sam Bateman

Draft guidelines for military and intelligence gathering activities in the EEZ and their means and manner of implementation and enforcement pp. 175-183

Hasjim Djalal, Alexander Yankov and Anthony Bergin

Conclusions and the way forward pp. 185-187

Mark J. Valencia

Volume 29, issue 1, 2005

Fisheries co-management as empowerment pp. 1-7

Svein Jentoft

Assessing local sustainability of fisheries system: a multi-criteria participatory approach with the case of Yoron Island, Kagoshima prefecture, Japan pp. 9-23

Luky Adrianto, Yoshiaki Matsuda and Yoshiaki Sakuma

Panama Canal Management pp. 25-37

Francisco J. Montero Llácer

An account of the dolphin-safe tuna issue in the UK pp. 39-46

James Brown

Fish quota auctions in the Russian Far East: a failed experiment pp. 47-56

Elena Anferova, Markus Vetemaa and Rögnvaldur Hannesson

Marine ecosystem-based management as a hierarchical control system pp. 57-68

William K. de la Mare

On losing and recovering fisheries and marine science data pp. 69-73

Dirk Zeller, Rainer Froese and Daniel Pauly

Integrated ocean management and the collaborative planning process: the Eastern Scotian Shelf Integrated Management (ESSIM) Initiative pp. 75-83

R. J. Rutherford, G. J. Herbert and S. S. Coffen-Smout

Technical reliability of the Greek coastal passenger fleet pp. 85-92

Ernestos S. Tzannatos

Comments on: Suris-Reguiero, Varela-Lafuente and Iglesias-Malvido, "Effectiveness of the structural fisheries policy in the European Union": [Marine Policy 27 (6) (2003) 535-544] pp. 93-94

Erik Lindebo, Hans Frost and Jørgen Løkkegaard