Marine Policy
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Volume 28, issue 6, 2004
- Fishing vessel profitability and local economic link obligations--the case of Norwegian trawlers pp. 451-457
- Ola Flaaten and Knut Heen
- Participatory research supporting community-based fishery management pp. 459-468
- Melanie Wiber, Fikret Berkes, Anthony Charles and John Kearney
- The potential value of improved ocean observation systems in the Gulf of Mexico pp. 469-489
- Mark J. Kaiser and Allan G. Pulsipher
- Environmental policies and marine engines--effects on the development and adoption of innovations pp. 491-502
- Heli Hyvättinen and Mikael Hildén
- On crafting a fisheries co-management arrangement in the estuary of Patos Lagoon (Brazil): opportunities and challenges faced through implementation pp. 503-522
- Daniela C. Kalikoski and Satterfield, Theresa (Terre)
- Management of the commons for biodiversity: lessons from the North Pacific pp. 523-539
- Jerry McBeath
- Rethinking the principle of abstention: the North Pacific and beyond pp. 541-552
- Yasuko Tsuru
- Competitive policies for commercial sea ports in the EU pp. 553-556
- Carlos Perez-Labajos and Beatriz Blanco
Volume 28, issue 5, 2004
- Scientific uncertainty and the International Whaling Commission: an alternative perspective on the use of science in policy making pp. 361-374
- Michael Heazle
- Toward market orientation: the role of auctioning individual seasonal quotas (ISQ) pp. 375-382
- Torbjørn Trondsen
- Implications of the tuna management regime for domestic industry development in the Pacific Island States pp. 383-392
- Vina Ram-Bidesi and Martin Tsamenyi
- Assessing climate change impacts on coastal infrastructure in the Eastern Caribbean pp. 393-409
- Clement Lewsey, Gonzalo Cid and Edward Kruse
- Use of private access rights in fisheries: effective management through public transferability? pp. 411-418
- Matt Bradshaw and Oliver Tully
- From common property to co-management: lessons from Brazil's first maritime extractive reserve pp. 419-428
- Patricia Pinto da Silva
- Planning and management of a proposed managed realignment project: Bothkennar, Forth Estuary, Scotland pp. 429-435
- Stephen Midgley and Derek J. McGlashan
- Decentralization of fisheries management in Indonesia pp. 437-450
- Arif Satria and Yoshiaki Matsuda
Volume 28, issue 4, 2004
- Panamanian maritime sector management pp. 283-295
- Francisco J. Montero Llácer
- Rethinking fisheries policy in the Pacific pp. 297-309
- Michael Pretes and Elizabeth Petersen
- Modeling entry, stay, and exit decisions of the longline fishers in Hawaii pp. 311-324
- Naresh C. Pradhan and PingSun Leung
- The role of organisational characteristics of ship owning firms in the use of third party ship management pp. 325-333
- K. Mitroussi
- Participatory socioeconomic analysis: drawing on fishermen's knowledge for marine protected area planning in California pp. 335-349
- Astrid Scholz, Kate Bonzon, Rod Fujita, Natasha Benjamin, Nicole Woodling, Peter Black and Charles Steinback
- Establishment of the Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism pp. 351-359
- Milton O. Haughton, Robin Mahon, Patrick McConney, G. André Kong and Anthony Mills
Volume 28, issue 3, 2004
- Murky waters for government policy: the case of a 17th century British warship and 10 tonnes of gold coins pp. 189-198
- Sarah Dromgoole
- Trends in world and extended-length cruising (1985-2002) pp. 199-211
- Bruce E. Marti
- Co-management proposals and their efficiency implications in fisheries management: the case of the Grand Sole fleet pp. 213-219
- Marcos Domínguez-Torreiro, Ana B. Freijeiro-Álvarez and Carlos Iglesias-Malvido
- Implementing high seas biodiversity conservation: global geopolitical considerations pp. 221-226
- Stuart Kaye
- How does the European seafood industry stand after the revolution of salmon farming: An economic analysis of fish prices pp. 227-233
- Patrice Guillotreau
- One fin, two fins, red fins, bluefins: some problems of nomenclature and taxonomy affecting legal instruments governing tuna and other highly migratory species pp. 235-247
- Andrew Serdy
- Constructs of sustainability in coastal management pp. 249-255
- Anthony Gallagher, David Johnson, Gillian Glegg and Colin Trier
- Cooperative research, co-management and the social dimension of fisheries science and management pp. 257-258
- Ilene M. Kaplan and Bonnie J. McCay
- Why farm salmon outcompete fishery salmon pp. 259-270
- Josh Eagle, Rosamond Naylor and Whitney Smith
- The padu system of community-based fisheries management: change and local institutional innovation in south India pp. 271-281
- Kenton Lobe and Fikret Berkes
Volume 28, issue 2, 2004
- A binary choice severance selection model for the removal of offshore structures in the Gulf of Mexico pp. 97-115
- Mark J. Kaiser and Allan G. Pulsipher
- Precaution, ICES and the common fisheries policy: a study of regime interplay pp. 117-126
- Olav Schram Stokke and Clare Coffey
- A vicious circle? The dynamics of rule-making in Norwegian fisheries pp. 127-135
- Svein Jentoft and Knut H. Mikalsen
- Institutions in fisheries: what they are, what they do, and how they change pp. 137-149
- Svein Jentoft
- Fisheries co-management--an institutional innovation? Lessons from South East Asia and Southern Africa pp. 151-160
- Jesper Raakjær Nielsen, Poul Degnbol, K.Kuperan Viswanathan, Mahfuzuddin Ahmed, Mafaniso Hara and Nik Mustapha Raja Abdullah
- Directions for productivity measurement in fisheries pp. 161-169
- Ronald G. Felthoven and Catherine Morrison Paul
- (Not so) "Smart regulation"? Canadian shellfish aquaculture policy and the evolution of instrument choice for industrial development pp. 171-184
- Michael Howlett and Jeremy Rayner
- New factors in ocean governance. From economic to security-based boundaries pp. 185-188
- Juan Luis Suárez de Vivero and Juan Carlos Rodríguez Mateos
Volume 28, issue 1, 2004
- Introduction pp. 3-5
- Mark J. Valencia
- Summary of the Bali dialogue pp. 7-12
- Mark J. Valencia
- A Republic of Korea perspective pp. 13-18
- Duk-Ki Kim
- The Russian approach to ROE pp. 19-23
- Alexander Skaridov
- A Chinese perspective on 'Operational Modalities' pp. 25-27
- Cheng Xizhong
- Military ships and planes operating in the exclusive economic zone of another country pp. 29-39
- Jon M. Van Dyke
- Initiatives to enhance maritime security at sea pp. 41-66
- J. Ashley Roach
- Intelligence collection operations and EEZs: the implications of new technology pp. 67-82
- Desmond Ball
- Options for resolving disagreements pp. 83-87
- Hasjim Djalal
- Conclusions, regime building and the way forward pp. 89-96
- Mark J. Valencia
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