Marine Policy

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Volume 16, issue 6, 1992

Development of management measures for the groundfish fishery in Atlantic Canada: A case study of the Nova Scotia inshore fleet pp. 411-426

R. G. Halliday, F. G. Peacock and D. L. Burke

Coastal State sovereignty and innocent passage,: The voyage of the Lusitania Expresso pp. 427-437

Donald R. Rothwell

Malaysian fisheries policy: Search for new grounds pp. 438-450

Ishak Hj Omar, Kusairi Mohd Noh, Nik Mustapha Raja Abdullah and K. Kuperan

Skipjack pole-and-line operations in east Indonesia: A comparative analysis of catch performance pp. 451-462

James Kevin McElroy and Jacobus C. B. Uktolseja

The exclusive economic zone: State claims and the LOS convention pp. 463-487

Robert Nadelson

Failure to resolve marine boundary disputes raises tensions in SE Asia pp. 488-490

Seamus McElroy

Volume 16, issue 5, 1992

Markets for salmon in Spain and Italy pp. 338-344

Trond Bjørndal, Daniel Gordon and Kjell G Salvanes

Bankable individual transferable quotas pp. 345-348

Ralph E. Townsend

Structural problems in the Danish fishing industry,: Institutional and socio-economic factors as barriers to adjustment pp. 349-359

Jesper Raakjær Nielsen

Passenger perceptions of cruise itineraries: A Royal Viking Line case study pp. 360-370

Bruce E. Marti

Asia's port sector,: The need to institutionalize training pp. 371-378

Paul E. Kent

Fishery conflicts,: A unified framework pp. 379-393

Anthony T. Charles

World marine fisheries,: Management and development problems pp. 394-403

Lennox Hinds

The regime of islands in international law: Hiran J. Jayewardene Martinus Nijhoff, Dordrecht, 1990, 572pp, US$159 pp. 406-407

Jon M. Van Dyke

Volume 16, issue 4, 1992

Fisheries exploitation as a threat to environmental security,: The North Pacific ocean pp. 243-258

Natalia S. Mirovitskaya and J. Christopher Haney

Emerging marine environmental protection strategies for the Arctic pp. 259-276

Alexei Yu. Roginko and Matthew J. LaMourie

Minimum terms and conditions of access,: Responsible fisheries management measures in the South Pacific region pp. 277-305

Michael Lodge

Hazardous goods at sea,: Are safe ships and clean seas mutually exclusive? A Canadian perspective pp. 306-332

Simon Barker

Ocean shipping: delicate balance in maritime freight markets pp. 333-333

Hans Böhme

Volume 16, issue 3, 1992

Japanese tuna fisheries: Future trends pp. 147-166

Anthony Bergin and Marcus Howard

Harvesting regulation under quota management systems for ocean fisheries: Decision making in the face of natural variability, weak information, risks and conflicting incentives pp. 167-182

Peter H. Pearse and Carl J. Walters

Scotia-Fundy herring purse seine fishery: Some economic considerations pp. 183-196

Robert Nowak

Marine fishery resource management in PR China pp. 197-209

Stanley D. H. Wang and Bing-yi Zhan

Principles for distribution of rent from a 'commons' pp. 210-231

Þórólfur Matthíasson

United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea 1982 A Commentary, Vol IV: editor-in-chief M. Nordquist Martinus Nijhoff, Dordrecht, The Netherlands, 1991 pp. 232-234

Patricia Birnie

Effectiveness of international resource cooperation: Steinar Andresen and Jorgen Wettestad Fridjof Nansen Institute, Lysaker, Norway, 1991 pp. 234-235

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

The forum fisheries agency achievements, challenges and prospects: edited by Richard Herr Institute of Pacific Studies, University of the South Pacific, 1990, xvi + 446 pp. US$24 (available from: The Forum Fisheries Agency, Information Officer, PO Box 629, Honiara, Solomon Islands) pp. 235-237

Ellen Hey

Seminar on Artisanal Fishermen's Migrations, Cotonou, Benin, 3-5 December 1991 pp. 237-238

Jan M. Haakonsen

Volume 16, issue 2, 1992

Perestroika and Soviet maritime law pp. 75-78

W. E. Butler

Protecting the marine environment: Some problems and developments in the law of the sea pp. 79-85

Alan E. Boyle

Ecological damage: Responsibility for pollution of the marine environment pp. 86-89

N. D. Koroleva

Compensation for oil pollution damage: Quantifying environmental harm pp. 90-98

Catherine Redgwell

International cooperation in aquaculture: Legal aspects pp. 99-101

A. V. Sorokin

The law of the sea tribunal and the ICJ: Some notions about utility pp. 102-106

Mark W. Janis

The Gulf crisis one year on: Problems for international traders pp. 107-110

Paul Dickie

The registration of merchant ships under perestroika: Soviet legislation pp. 111-114

M. A. Gitsu

Development of contractual relations in maritime transport: 1991 Soviet civil legislation pp. 115-117

A. A. Makovskaia

Laytime and demurrage: Recent developments pp. 118-126

Michael D. Lax

The 1989 Salvage Convention and Lloyd's Open Form 1990: Are they working? pp. 127-129

Richard Shaw

Towards the end of dumping in the North sea: An example of effective international problem solving? pp. 130-140

Jon Birger Skjaerseth

The times atlas and encyclopaedia of the sea: edited by Alastair Couper Harper and Row, New York, 1990, 272pp, US$65.00 pp. 141-141

Martin Ira Glassner

The challenge of arctic shipping: Science, environmental assessment, and human values edited by David L. VanderZwaag and Cynthia Lamson McGill-Queen's university press, Montreal and Kingston, Canada, 1990, 282 pp pp. 142-142

Arnfinn Jorgensen-Dahl

Volume 16, issue 1, 1992

Guest editor's foreword pp. 3-4

Viktor Sebek

Scientific and technical background pp. 5-19

Douglas Cormack

Land-based sources of marine pollution: Current legal regime pp. 20-35

Alan E. Boyle

Economic measures to protect the environment pp. 36-42

Adrian Hughes

Land-based pollution protocol to Cartagena convention pp. 43-49

Regional Co-ordinating Unit of the Caribbean Environment Programme Unep

(1) The north sea pp. 50-51

Miet Smet

(2) The Mediterranean pp. 51-53

M. Serge Antoine

(3) The baltic pp. 53-54

Klaus Töpfer

(4) North America pp. 55-56

Pauline Browes

(5) Africa pp. 56-57

Cheikh Cissokho

(1) Science and policy pp. 58-58

David Trippier

(2) Atmospheric pollution pp. 59-59

Hans Alders

(3) The European commission pp. 60-60

Carlo Ripa di Meana

(4)Policy of UNEP pp. 61-61

Dr Mostafa Tolba

(5) Multi-disciplinary approach pp. 62-62

Louis Le Pensec

(6) The role of enterprise pp. 63-64

Thierry Chambolle

(7) Views of the European Environmental Bureau pp. 65-66

M. J. Scoullos

(8) Views of Greenpeace pp. 67-68

Clifton Curtis

(1) Financing environmental development through the Global environmental facility pp. 69-71

Ian Johnson

(2) Transfer of technology pp. 71-72

Arnoldo José Gabaldón