Marine Policy

Volume 1 - 64

Current editor(s): Eddie Brown

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Volume 17, issue 6, 1993

UNCED and the oceans agenda: The process forward pp. 491-500

Lee A. Kimbal

UNCED and marine mammals pp. 501-514

Patricia Birnie

EC participation in protection of the marine environment: Legal and institutional aspects pp. 515-518

Joan E. Donoghue

UNCED and the oceans pp. 519-533

William T. Burke

Convention for the conservation of Antarctic marine living resources pp. 534-536

Robert J. Hofman

Agenda 21 and prevention of sea-based marine pollution: A spurious relationship? pp. 537-556

André Nollkaemper

Chapter 17 of agenda 21: Implementing data and information aspects pp. 557-560

Thomas L. Laughlin

Land-based pollution and integrated coastal management pp. 561-572

Arthur Lyon Dahl

Volume 17, issue 5, 1993

Managing the marine environment: The shetland conference pp. 332-333

Hance Smith

Ocean fisheries management: recent international developments pp. 334-339

Ragnar Arnason

Individual transferable quotas: the New Zealand experience pp. 340-342

Ian Clark

Sea fisheries management: the EC position pp. 343-346

L. D. M. Mackenzie

Sea fisheries management: the UK position pp. 347-349

Godfrey Robson

Sea fisheries management: the Shetland position pp. 350-351

John Goodlad

Sea fisheries management: workshop presentation pp. 352-353

Lord Mackay of Ardbrecknish

Current controls for abandonment and disposal of offshore installations at sea pp. 354-362

J. Side, M. Baine and K. Hayes

Port and shipping management: the role of IMO pp. 363-366

O. H. J. Dijxhoorn

Port state control v flag state control: UK government position pp. 367-370

Douglas Bell

Management and control of shipping around Shetland pp. 371-379

George Sutherland

The harbour authority approach to the environment: role of the European Harbour Masters Association pp. 380-386

Eberhard Noelke

Port and shipping management practice: role of the oil industry and charterers pp. 387-390

Steve Holliday

Port and shipping management: workshop presentation pp. 391-393

C. J. Parker

Control of pollution of the sea pp. 394-398

A. D. McIntyre

Government, industry and public management of the seas in the 21st century pp. 399-403

Rick Steiner

The Citizens' Advisory Council as a means of mitigating environmental impacts of terminal and tanker operations pp. 404-411

Patty Ginsburg, Scott Sterling and Sheila Gotteherer

The Alaskan experience of environmental management: Need history be a path to the future? pp. 412-417

Dan Lawn

Problems of pollution and litter in the seas around the Scottish Isles: the Shetland perspective pp. 418-421

M. R. Hall

Water pollution control: the case for local control and accountability pp. 422-425

David W. Mackay

Control of pollution of the sea: workshop presentation pp. 426-429

George M. Dunnet

European cooperation to combat marine oil pollution pp. 430-433

Preben S. Stamp

Environmental impacts of the Braer oil spill and development of a strategy for the monitoring of change and recovery pp. 434-440

William Ritchie

Environmental impacts on wildlife, land, food and soil pp. 449-452

David Okill

Marine--terrestrial interface: the public health dimension pp. 453-456

Derek Cox

Assessing human exposures to environmental pollution arising from the Braer incident pp. 457-467

Paul Leinster

Economic and social impacts pp. 469-472

James Moncrieff and Charles H. Simpson

Intergovernmental oil pollution liability and compensation: theory and practice pp. 473-478

James F. Wall

After effects and the way forward: community impact assessment pp. 479-482

Alastair Cooper and Ian Kinniburgh

The Braer incident: workshop presentation pp. 483-485

F. G. Larminie

Volume 17, issue 4, 1993

Institutional management of an international mixed good: The IWC and socially optimal whale harvests pp. 235-250

Yoshihiro Kuronuma and Clement Tisdell

The common fisheries policy: Economic aspects pp. 251-255

Adam Gwiazda

Distributional aspects of multispecies management: The Barents sea large marine ecosystem pp. 256-271

Per Ove Eikeland

Crisis in the oil industry: Certificates of Financial Responsibility and the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 pp. 272-293

Jason A. Garick

Timor Gap treaty: The continuing controversy pp. 294-302

Keith Suter

Transition to a new South Africa: Marine law issues to be resolved? pp. 303-308

D. J. Devine

Towards a European office for marine science and technology pp. 309-321

Jan H. Stel

Review of fisheries in OECD member countries: OECD, Paris, 1993, 347pp + 170 tables pp. 322-322

Rowena Lawson

A study of international fisheries research: World Bank, UNDP, CEC and FAO World Bank Policy and Research Series 19, World Bank, Washington, 1992 pp. 322-324

Rowena Lawson

Current issues in maritime economics: edited by K.W. Gwilliam Kluwer, Dordrecht, the Netherlands, 1993, $108.50, £66, DFL170 pp. 325-325

Richard Goss

Volume 17, issue 3, 1993

St Pierre-Miquelon arbitration: Canada-France maritime delimitation award pp. 155-170

Geoffrey Marston

Marine conservation: A new policy area pp. 171-185

Adam Cole-King

Large marine ecosystems,: A new focus for marine resources management pp. 186-198

Lewis M. Alexander

Japanese-Russian fishery joint ventures and operations,: Opportunities and problems pp. 199-212

Tsuneo Akaha

Fisheries management on the Patagonian shelf,: A decade after the 1982 Falklands/ Malvinas conflict pp. 213-229

Gustavo A. Bisbal

Volume 17, issue 2, 1993

A national ocean policy,: An elusive quest pp. 75-80

Jean-Pierre Lévy

'Neither necessary nor prudent at this stage': The regime of seabed mining and its impact on the universality of the UN convention on the law of the sea pp. 81-107

E. D. Brown

Community-based fishery management,: Towards the restoration of traditional practices in the South Pacific pp. 108-117

David J. Doulman

Coastal zone planning law: Role of law in management of the coastal zone in England and Wales pp. 118-129

John Gibson

North Sea pollution,: Vessel-source pollution, environmental management and the establishment of EEZs pp. 130-135

T. IJIstra

World Bank fisheries report pp. 136-137

Seamus McElroy

Sea-bed energy and minerals: The international legal regime: Vol 1. The Continental Shelf by E.D. Brown Martinus Nijhoff, Dordrecht, Boston, London, 1992, liv + 484pp, US$186, £105 pp. 141-145

Barbara Kwiatkowska

The economics of coastal management: A Manual of Benefit Assessment Techniques by E.C. Penning-Rowsell et al Belhaven Press, London and Florida, 1992, £99 pp. 145-146

P. O. Goss

China's practice in the law of the sea: by Jeanette Greenfield Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1992, xv + 321pp pp. 146-147

Hyun-Soo Kim

International maritime conventions: edited by Ignacio Arroyo Kluwer, Deventer and Boston, 1991, Dfl 455, US$237 pp. 146-146

E. D. Brown

Canadian ocean law and policy: edited by David VanderZwaag Butterworths, Toronto and Vancouver, 1992, xxxiv and 546 pp, £73 pp. 147-148

Ademuni-Odeke

North Sea atlas for Netherlands policy and management: ICONA Stadsvitgeverij, Amsterdam, 1992, 96 maps pp. 148-149

Gerald Blake

Volume 17, issue 1, 1993

Editorial pp. 3-3

E. D. Brown

Prospects for universality of the UN convention on the law of the sea pp. 4-10

Igor K. Kolossovskiy

Ocean affairs and the law of the sea in Africa,,: Towards the 21st century pp. 11-43

Barbara Kwiatkowska

Fisheries issues in maritime boundary delimitation pp. 44-57

R. R. Churchill

Total quality management in liner shipping pp. 58-63

Ernst G. Frankel

Fishery management by individual quotas: theory and practice pp. 64-65

R. I. C. C. Francis, D. J. Gilbert and J. H. Annala

International organisations and the law of the sea vol 5 1989 and vol 6 1990: Edited by A.H.A Soons and B. Kwiat-kowska Graham and Trotman/Martinus Nijhoff, London, Dordrecht, Boston, 1991 and 1992, Dfl395 per vol pp. 67-67

E. D. Brown

Marine management in disputed areas the case of the Barents Sea: Robin Churchill and Geir Ulfstein Ocean management and policy series, Routledge, London and New York, 1992 pp. 67-67

E. D. Brown