Marine Policy

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Volume 26, issue 6, 2002

Management systems in the EU fisheries pp. 403-413

Carlos Iglesias-Malvido, M. Dolores Garza-Gil and Manuel Varela-Lafuente

Objectives of fisheries management: case studies from the UK, France, Spain and Denmark pp. 415-428

Simon Mardle, Sean Pascoe, Jean Boncoeur, Bertrand Le Gallic, Juan J. García-Hoyo, Inés Herrero, Ramon Jimenez-Toribio, Concepción Cortes, Nuria Padilla, Jesper Raakjaer Nielsen and Christoph Mathiesen

Korea's fisheries industry and government financial transfers pp. 429-435

Pak MyongSop and Joo MoonBae

Casualties in dry bulk shipping (1963-1996) pp. 437-450

Stephen E. Roberts and Peter B. Marlow

Economic benefit of the protection program for the Steller sea lion pp. 451-458

Kelly Giraud, Branka Turcin, John Loomis and Joseph Cooper

Private property and public interest in fisheries management: the Tasmanian rock lobster fishery pp. 459-469

Gregory Phillips, Lorne Kriwoken and Peter Hay

Renewable energy from the ocean pp. 471-479

Robin Pelc and Rod M. Fujita

Industry participation in stock assessment: the New Zealand SNA1 snapper (Pagrus auratus) fishery pp. 481-492

Mark N. Maunder and Paul J. Starr

Volume 26, issue 5, 2002

Economic policy, institutions and fisheries development in the Pacific pp. 315-324

Elizabeth H. Petersen

A study of reliability-centred maintenance in maritime operations pp. 325-335

A. J. Mokashi, J. Wang and A. K. Vermar

The South Korea-Russia-Japan fisheries imbroglio pp. 337-343

Mark J. Valencia and Yong Hee Lee

Frozen fish block: how commited are North Atlantic States to accountability, conservation and management of fisheries? pp. 345-357

Jacqueline Alder and Gail Lugten

Implementing international fisheries agreements in Russia--lessons from the northern basin pp. 359-367

Geir Hønneland and Anne-Kristin Jørgensen

Will "small core" fisheries solve the fishery management dilemma? pp. 369-371

Tom Polacheck

Regional fishery organisations in developing regions: adapting to changes in international fisheries law pp. 373-381

Are K. Sydnes

The Mediterranean and Black Sea: regional integration and maritime nationalism pp. 383-401

Juan. L. Suárez de Vivero and Juan. C. Rodríguez Mateos

Volume 26, issue 4, 2002

Technologies and their influence on future UK marine resource development and management pp. 231-241

Jonathan Side and Paul Jowitt

Interdisciplinary modeling: gaps and bridges pp. 243-251

H. G. Wind and J. -L. de Kok

Enhanced fit through institutional interplay in the Pacific Northwest Salmon co-management regime pp. 253-259

Syma Ebbin

Environmentally sustainable cruise tourism: a reality check pp. 261-270

David Johnson

Fishermen facing the commercial lobster fishery licensing policy in the Canadian Maritime Provinces: origins of illegal strategies, 1960-2000 pp. 271-281

Clotilde Bodiguel

Experimental catches and the precautionary approach: the Southern Bluefin Tuna dispute pp. 283-294

Tom Polacheck

"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it": comparing fisheries reforms in South Africa pp. 295-305

Lance van Sittert

Fisheries management in Norway--an overview pp. 307-313

Kristin Årland and Trond Bjørndal

Volume 26, issue 3, 2002

Spain and the sea. The decline of an ideology, crisis in the maritime sector and the challenges of globalization pp. 143-153

Juan L. Suárez de Vivero and Juan C. Rodríguez Mateos

Reduction of the fishing capacity in "common pool" fisheries pp. 155-158

Carsten Jensen

Fishing in murky waters--ethics and politics of research on fisher knowledge pp. 159-166

Anita Maurstad

Strengths and weaknesses of short sea shipping pp. 167-178

A. C. Paixão and P. B. Marlow

Fitting institutions to ecosystems: the case of artisanal fisheries management in the estuary of Patos Lagoon pp. 179-196

Daniela Coswig Kalikoski, Marcelo Vasconcellos and Les Lavkulich

Ten years after the enactment of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990: a success or a failure pp. 197-207

Inho Kim

Marine science for strategic planning and management: the requirement for estuaries pp. 209-219

Ian Townend

The tragedy of soft choices: capacity accumulation and lopsided allocation in the Norwegian coastal cod fishery pp. 221-230

Dag Standal and Bernt Aarset

Volume 26, issue 2, 2002

European policies in West Africa: who benefits from fisheries agreements? pp. 75-93

Vlad M. Kaczynski and David L. Fluharty

The Estonian fisheries: from the Soviet system to ITQs and quota auctions pp. 95-102

Markus Vetemaa, Margit Eero and Rögnvaldur Hannesson

Precautionary management of deep-sea mining pp. 103-106

Jochen Halfar and Rodney M. Fujita

Profitability of the fishing fleet and structural aid in the European Union pp. 107-119

Juan Surís-Regueiro, Manuel Varela-Lafuente and M. Dolores Garza-Gil

East Asian naval developments--sailing into rough seas pp. 121-131

Anthony Bergin

Nautical education in a changing world: the case of the Netherlands pp. 133-141

Albert W. Veenstra

Volume 26, issue 1, 2002

"Quota-hopping" and the foreign ownership of UK fishing vessels pp. 1-11

Aaron Hatcher, Julian Frere, Sean Pascoe and Catherine Robinson

Improving the usage of fisheries statistics in Vietnam for production planning, fisheries management and nature conservation pp. 13-34

Paul A. M. van Zwieten, Wim L. T. van Densen and Dang Van Thi

Globalisation and de-regulation in the maritime industry pp. 35-43

Tony Alderton and Nik Winchester

Public perception of managed realignment: Brancaster West Marsh, North Norfolk, UK pp. 45-57

L. B. Myatt-Bell, M. D. Scrimshaw, J. N. Lester and J. S. Potts

Exotic harmful algae in marine ecosystems: an integrated biological-economic-legal analysis of impacts and policies pp. 59-74

Jeroen van den Bergh, Paulo Nunes, Harm M. Dotinga, Wiebe H. C. F. Kooistra, Engel G. Vrieling and Louis Peperzak

Volume 25, issue 6, 2001

Caird Medal address pp. 391-397

E. M. Borgese

Ocean governance in post-modern society--a geographical perspective pp. 399-414

Adalberto Vallega

Policy implications and reconstruction of marine institutional architectures: the regional indigenous organization (RIO) option pp. 415-426

Lennox Hinds

National ocean policy--new opportunities for Malaysian ocean development pp. 427-436

Abdul Hamid Saharuddin

Capacity building in the marine sector in the Pacific Islands: the role of the University of the South Pacific's Marine Studies Programme pp. 437-444

Joeli Veitayaki and G. Robin South

Local community training and education in southern Tanzania--a case study pp. 445-455

Vicki Howe

Empowering learning through design: a comparative analysis of ICM course development for web-based and classroom delivery pp. 457-466

Stephen Fletcher

Volume 25, issue 5, 2001

When regulation fails: vendace fishery in the Gulf of Bothnia pp. 323-333

Carl Rova and Lars Carlsson

Landlords, leaseholders & sweat equity: changing property regimes in aquaculture pp. 335-352

Joan Marshall

New regional fisheries management regimes: establishing the South East Atlantic fisheries organisation pp. 353-364

Are K. Sydnes

Towards a better understanding of conflict management in tropical fisheries: evidence from Ghana, Bangladesh and the Caribbean pp. 365-376

Elizabeth Bennett, Arthur Neiland, Emilia Anang, Paul Bannerman, A. Atiq Rahman, Saleemul Huq, Shajahan Bhuiya, Mark Day, Michelle Fulford-Gardiner and Wesley Clerveaux

The livelihoods approach and management of small-scale fisheries pp. 377-388

Edward H. Allison and Frank Ellis

Volume 25, issue 4, 2001

A natural experiment in fisheries management pp. 251-264

Robert Repetto

Shrimp aquaculture: economic perspectives for policy development pp. 265-279

Arthur E. Neiland, Neill Soley, Joan Baron Varley and David J. Whitmarsh

From user-groups to stakeholders? The public interest in fisheries management pp. 281-292

Knut H. Mikalsen and Svein Jentoft

An analysis of the employment durations of UK seafaring officers 1999 pp. 293-301

David Glen and James McConville

The Icelandic debate on the case for a fishing fee: a non-technical introduction pp. 303-312

Þórólfur Matthíasson

Regulating the access to fisheries: learning from European experiences pp. 313-322

Jean-Pierre Boude, Jean Boncoeur and Denis Bailly

Volume 25, issue 3, 2001

Coastal and fisheries co-management in South Africa: an overview and analysis pp. 173-185

Maria Hauck and Merle Sowman

Spending pattern of the recreational maritime sector and its impact on employment: the case of Cantabria, Spain pp. 187-196

Carlos A. Pérez-Labajos

Conditions affecting the success of fisheries co-management: lessons from Asia pp. 197-208

Robert Pomeroy, Brenda M. Katon and Ingvild Harkes

Theory and practice of why auctions differ--a study of two fish auctions in Norway pp. 209-214

Claire W. Armstrong

Employment characteristics of UK seafaring officers in 1999 pp. 215-221

David Glen and James McConville

The challenge and the promise of indigenous peoples' fishing rights--from dependency to agency pp. 223-237

Anthony Davis and Svein Jentoft

Fisheries management in Central Maluku, Indonesia, 1997-98 pp. 239-249

Irene Novaczek, Juliaty Sopacua and Ingvild Harkes

Volume 25, issue 2, 2001

The political economy of Japanese distant water tuna fisheries pp. 91-101

Marcus Haward and Anthony Bergin

Distributional issues in the operation of rights-based fisheries management systems pp. 103-112

Olivier Guyader and Olivier Thébaud

Globalisation, local capitalism and fishery communities in change pp. 113-121

Arnt Fløysand and Knut Bjørn Lindkvist

Fish on the range:: the perils of crossing conceptual boundaries in natural resource policy pp. 123-131

Seth Macinko and Leigh Raymond

Economics of science in fishery sector--the European case pp. 133-142

Pascal Le Floc'h, Jacques Fuchs and Ifremer

Formal safety assessment of containerships pp. 143-157

J. Wang and P. Foinikis

Opportunities and barriers for industry-led fisheries research pp. 159-167

Michael Harte

Supply side uncertainty and the management of commercial fisheries:: Peruvian Anchovetta, an illustration pp. 169-172

Giulio Pontecorvo

Volume 25, issue 1, 2001

Australian maritime boundaries: the Australian Antarctic Territory pp. 1-11

Julia Green

Mutual risk: P&I insurance clubs and maritime safety and environmental performance pp. 13-21

Paul Bennett

New Zealand's indigenous people and their claims to fisheries resources pp. 23-32

Randall Bess

Common property institutions in the Alaskan groundfish fisheries pp. 33-42

Daniel S. Holland and Jay J. C. Ginter

A small core fishery:: a new approach to fisheries management pp. 43-48

Giulio Pontecorvo and William E. Schrank

Fisheries property rights and recreational/commercial conflict: implications of policy developments in Australia and New Zealand pp. 49-59

Robert E. Kearney

The arrest of ships in maritime zones beyond internal waters in Belgian maritime law pp. 61-69

Eddy Somers

China's exclusive economic zone and continental shelf: developments, problems, and prospects pp. 71-81

Zou Keyuan

Can formalisation help? The introduction of fisheries co-management in the inshore fisheries of Dingle, Co. Kerry, Ireland pp. 83-89

Geir Runar Karlsen