Marine Policy

Volume 1 - 64

Current editor(s): Eddie Brown

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Volume 18, issue 6, 1994

The global ocean observing system pp. 445-452

John Woods

Using the ocean wisely: The waste problem pp. 453-456

Anthony S Laughton

Beyond the shoreline: The marine estate pp. 457-463

John King

Offshore oil and gas: The UK's second most valuable resource pp. 464-471

Harold Hughes

The UK, Europe and the global maritime trading system pp. 472-475

Lord Clinton-Davis

Developments in EU maritime transport policy pp. 476-482

Wim A G Blonk

Maritime policy and legal issues: Impact of the LOS convention and UNCED on UK maritime law and policy pp. 483-493

Patricia Birnie

Marine administration: A new structure at the UK Department of Transport pp. 498-500

Russell Sunderland

Legislation, regulation and government administration pp. 501-505

Michael L Stacey

The US coast guard: A unique instrument of US national security pp. 506-520

Captain B B Stubbs

Maritime enforcement: The Canadian federal government's marine fleets and the navy's mission pp. 521-529

L E Murray

UK maritime defence pp. 530-533

Brigstocke, JR

Naval cooperation in WEU pp. 534-537

Willem van Eekelen

Volume 18, issue 5, 1994

Classification societies and safety at sea,: Back to basics to prepare for the future pp. 363-377

Philippe Boisson

Implementation of international conventions through port state control: an assessment pp. 379-392

Peter Bautista Payoyo

Practical coastal zone management: Alternatives and strategies pp. 393-406

Helen Pickering

A glance into the future of the world canned tuna trade pp. 407-421

Robert L Payne

The discards problem: towards a European solution pp. 422-434

Kevin Crean and David Symes

Letter to the editor pp. 436-437

Lee A Kimball

Volume 18, issue 4, 1994

Chaos, complexity and community management of fisheries pp. 291-305

James A. Wilson, James M. Acheson, Mark Metcalfe and Peter Kleban

Small-scale coastal fisheries and co-management pp. 306-313

K. Kuperan and Nik Mustapha Raja Abdullah

Spratly archipelago dispute,: Is the question of sovereignty still relevant? pp. 314-344

Gerardo M. C. Valero

Spanish marine policy: Role of Marine Protected Areas pp. 345-352

J. L. Suárez de Vivero and M. C. Frieyro

Managing potential conflicts in the South China Sea pp. 353-356

William G. Stormont

Volume 18, issue 3, 1994

Science, politics and institutional design,,: The case of the North-East Atlantic land-based pollution regime pp. 219-232

Jørgen Wettestad

Mediterranean pollution: International cooperation and the control of pollution from land-based sources pp. 233-247

Gabriela Kütting

The ICJ and the Gulf of Fonseca: When two implies three but entails one pp. 249-262

Iain Scobbie

Southern bluefin tuna fishery: Recent developments in international management pp. 263-273

Anthony Bergin and Marcus Haward

International cooperative agreements,: Scotia-Fundy herring fisheries pp. 275-283

B. A. Cook

Why is aquatic resource systems research needed?: A response to Rowena Lawson's review of World Bank, UNDP, CEC and FAO, A Study of International Fisheries Research, Marine Policy, Vol 17, No 4, pp 322-324 pp. 284-286

Cornelia E. Nauen

Volume 18, issue 2, 1994

Integrated planning and management of coastal areas pp. 107-111

Parviz S Towfighi

Solving environmental health problems at local level pp. 116-120

Bent H Fenger

Cost effectiveness in coastal zone management: OECD experience pp. 121-126

Michel Potier

Environmental management options for coastal fisheries and aquaculture: Role of local authorities pp. 127-137

U Barg and Un Wijkström

Tropical environments: Understanding and predicting change pp. 138-147

Gunnar Kullenberg

Environmental protection in EC less-developed regions: Role of regional development policy pp. 148-152

Guy Durand

Stewardship of coastal waters and protected spaces: Canada's approach pp. 153-160

Ej Norrena

Coastal water quality in the north sea pp. 161-164

Lord Strathclyde

Land-based marine pollution and coastal zone management: Role of state and local government in the USA pp. 165-174

Bc Wood-Thomas

Marine health hazards in South-east Asia pp. 175-182

Gaudioso C Sosmena

Global climatic change: Impact on coastal environments of the south pacific pp. 183-185

Ieremia Tabai

Improving the environmental quality of the Tagus estuary: Lisbon's wastewater treatment system pp. 186-188

Rui Godinho

Role of citizens in formulating water quality policies pp. 189-191

Sven-Erik Skogsfors

Contaminated dredged material: Cross-border initiatives by the port of Rotterdam pp. 192-194

Jha van den Muijsenberg

From sea of death to international environmental leadership: The case of Kitakyushu City pp. 195-198

Koichi Sueyoshi

Involvement of local authorities in the protection of coastal areas: The city of Dakar pp. 199-208

Rouchdy Kbaier

Controlling pollution in Bombay and Calcutta pp. 209-216

Pk Muttagi

Volume 18, issue 1, 1994

Sources of growth in marine fishing industries pp. 5-18

Dale Squires

Investing in yellowfin tuna: The economics of conservation pp. 19-28

Harry Campbell

Participation in fishery management policy making,: National and EC regulation of Danish fishermen pp. 29-40

Jesper Raakjær Nielsen

Law of the sea and the polar regions,: Reconsidering the traditional norms pp. 41-58

Donald R. Rothwell and Stuart Kaye

Marine science and technology in India,: Current status pp. 59-68

John Yates and Ganpat S. Roonwal

The need for organizational change in seaports pp. 69-78

B. J. Thomas

S African multi-party negotiations forum: marine law issues pp. 79-79

D. J. Devine