Marine Policy

Volume 1 - 64

Current editor(s): Eddie Brown

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An analysis of fishing capacity in the western and central Pacific Ocean tuna fishery and management implications pp. 449-469: Christopher Reid, Dale Squires, Yongil Jeon, Len Rodwell and Raymond Clarke
Angling management organizations: integrating the recreational sector into fishery management pp. 471-487: Jon G. Sutinen and Robert Johnston
The economic sustainability of artisanal fisheries: the case of the trawl ban in the Gulf of Castellammare, NW Sicily pp. 489-497: David Whitmarsh, Carlo Pipitone, Fabio Badalamenti and Giovanni D'Anna
WTO fisheries subsidies negotiations: implications for fisheries access arrangements and sustainable management pp. 499-511: Roman Grynberg
Open registers: past, present and future pp. 513-523: Francisco J. Montero Llácer
Fishery control and regulation compliance: a case for co-management in Swedish commercial fisheries pp. 525-533: Håkan Eggert and Anders Ellegård
Effectiveness of the structural fisheries policy in the European Union pp. 535-544: Juan Surís-Regueiro, Manuel Varela-Lafuente and Carlos Iglesias-Malvido
The 2002 reform of the Common Fisheries Policy's system of governance--rhetoric or reality? pp. 545-554: Tim Gray and Jenny Hatchard
Scientific disciplines and fisheries management: a response pp. 555-556: G. F. Humphrey

Cooperatives in US fisheries: realizing the potential of the fishermen's collective marketing act pp. 357-366: Andrew W. Kitts and Steven F. Edwards
Validity of Malaysia's baselines and territorial sea claim in the northern Malacca Strait pp. 367-373: M. J. Valencia
Fishing the last frontier--controversies in the regulations of shrimp trawling in the high Arctic pp. 375-388: Dag Standal
Prospects for co-management in Indonesia's marine protected areas pp. 389-395: Julian Clifton
Limits to participation? On the history, structure and reform of Norwegian fisheries management pp. 397-407: Knut H. Mikalsen and Svein Jentoft
Important factors influencing rule compliance in fisheries lessons from Denmark pp. 409-416: Jesper Raakjær Nielsen and Christoph Mathiesen
Aboriginal fisheries policy in Atlantic Canada pp. 417-424: Richard McGaw
An analytical framework for studying: compliance and legitimacy in fisheries management pp. 425-432: Jesper Raakjær Nielsen
Co-operating in fisheries management: trials and tribulations in Scotland pp. 433-439: Tim Noble
Swimming upstream: institutional dimensions of asymmetrical problems in two salmon management regimes pp. 441-448: Syma Ebbin

Improving science applications to coastal management pp. 291-293: Mary Beth West
The coastal module of the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS): an assessment of current capabilities to detect change pp. 295-302: Thomas C. Malone
Putting marine scientific research on a sustainable footing at hydrothermal vents pp. 303-312: Lyle Glowka
Marine invasive alien species: a threat to global biodiversity pp. 313-323: Nicholas Bax, Angela Williamson, Max Aguero, Exequiel Gonzalez and Warren Geeves
Cross currents: navigating gender and population linkages for integrated coastal management pp. 325-331: Nancy K. Diamond, Lesley Squillante and Lynne Z. Hale
Management of coastal mega-cities--a new challenge in the 21st century pp. 333-337: Haiqing Li
International rules on decommissioning of offshore installations: some observations pp. 339-348: B. A. Hamzah
Oceans governance and the implementation gap pp. 349-356: Lennox Hinds

Membership of the eight Regional Fishery Management Councils in the United States: are special interests over-represented? pp. 193-206: Thomas A. Okey
Demand-side fishery management: integrating two forms of input control pp. 207-218: Richard McGarvey
The catch in trading fishing access for foreign aid pp. 219-228: Elizabeth Petersen
Stakeholder representation and the democratic basis of coastal partnerships in the UK pp. 229-240: Stephen Fletcher
The use of a virtual learning environment to enhance ICM capacity building pp. 241-247: Stephen Fletcher and Wendy Dodds
Monitoring policies to prevent oil spills: lessons from the theoretical literature pp. 249-263: Montserrat Viladrich-Grau
A comparison between the international and US regimes regulating oil pollution liability and compensation pp. 265-279: Inho Kim
Days at sea: from the fishers' mouths pp. 281-288: Tom Rossiter and Selina Stead

The UN convention on the law of the sea and new fisheries agreements in north East Asia pp. 97-109: Sun Pyo Kim
The United Nation convention on the law of the sea and fishery relations between Korea, Japan and China pp. 111-124: Joon-Suk Kang
Sino-Japanese joint fishery management in the East China Sea pp. 125-142: Zou Keyuan
The North/South Korea Boundary Dispute in the Yellow (West) Sea pp. 143-158: Jon M. Van Dyke, Mark J. Valencia and Jenny Miller Garmendia
A prospect for adoption of grouper mariculture in Indonesia pp. 159-167: Abdul Halim
Aquaculture and fisheries pp. 169-178: Rögnvaldur Hannesson
The challenge of building successful stakeholder organizations: New Zealand's experience in developing a fisheries co-management regime pp. 179-192: Tracy Yandle

Civil liability for oil pollution damage: examining the evolving scope for environmental compensation in the international regime pp. 1-12: Michael Mason
A fuzzy set theory approach to flagging out: towards a new Chinese shipping policy pp. 13-22: Hercules E. Haralambides and Jiaqi Yang
Privatizing tendencies: fishing communities and tourism in Korea pp. 23-29: So-Min Cheong
Spain's North Atlantic swordfish fishery pp. 31-37: M. Dolores Garza-Gil, Manuel Varela-Lafuente and Carlos Iglesias-Malvido
Small Caribbean (CARICOM) states get involved in management of shared large pelagic species pp. 39-46: Susan Singh-Renton, Robin Mahon and Patrick McConney
How to involve stakeholders in fisheries management--a country case study in Trinidad and Tobago pp. 47-58: Katrine Soma
Technology and management of bottomfish fisheries in Northwestern Hawaiian Islands pp. 59-67: H. M. Gunatilake and Pin Sun Leung
Insularity of scientific disciplines and uncertainty about supply: the two keys to the failure of fisheries management pp. 69-73: Giulio Pontecorvo
From Mare Liberum to Mare Reservarum pp. 75-78: Garry R. Russ and Dirk C. Zeller
Economic globalisation impacts on Pacific marine resources pp. 79-85: Colin Hunt
Mobility of tropical tunas and the implications for fisheries management pp. 87-95: John Sibert and John Hampton