Marine Policy

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Volume 7, issue 4, 1983

Castillo de Bellver: Which way will the wind blow? pp. 238-238

D. W. Abecassis

Japanese new technology,,: Creating future marine industries pp. 239-253

Luke Georghiou, Glyn Ford, Michael Gibbons and Glyn Jones

Liner conferences: Evolution of US policy pp. 254-266

Robert A. Ellsworth

Historical patterns of fish stocks pp. 267-278

J. F. Caddy and J. A. Gulland

Artisanal fisheries in West Africa,: Problems of management implementation pp. 279-290

Rowena Lawson and Michael Robinson

Marine scientific research in offshore areas,: Ireland and the law of the sea convention pp. 291-301

Clive R. Symmons and Piers R. R. Gardiner

National legislation and Convention obligations,: Canadian vessel-source pollution law pp. 302-312

Ted L. McDorman

Joint ventures: a changing scene pp. 313-314

W. Philip Appleyard

From the net to the plate pp. 314-317

J. K. McElroy

Metals from the seabed: Prospects for mining polymetallic nodules by India: by Manjula R. Shyam Oxford and IBM, New Delhi, 165 pp, 1982, Rs 72 (available from the publishers at 66 Janpath, New Delhi 110001) pp. 317-318

Glyn Ford

Britain's naval future: Sir James Cable Macmillan, 1983, 220 pp, £20 pp. 318-319

Keith Speed

Issues in Australia's marine and antarctic policies: edited by R.A. Herr, R. Hall and B.W. Davis Public Policy Monograph, Department of Political Science, University of Tasmania, 1982, 201 pp pp. 319-319

G. F. Humphrey

Small power adaptation: The case of Denmark and the aw of the sea: by Finn Laursen Department of Public Finance and Policy, Odense University, Occasional Papers No 3, 1983, 37 pp pp. 320-320

Clive Archer

Aquaculture development in less developed countries: Social, economic and political problems: edited by L.J. Smith and S. Peterson Westview, Boulder, CO, 1982, 152 pp pp. 321-322

Ian R. Smith

Post experience course in fisheries management pp. 322-322

K. Crean

Volume 7, issue 3, 1983

The Tunisia-Libya continental shelf case: A missed opportunity pp. 142-162

E. D. Brown

Soviet fishery agreements with developing countries,: Benefit or burden? pp. 163-174

William L. Black

Newfoundland offshore mineral rights pp. 175-196

William C. Gilmore

Common property in fisheries: Is sole ownership an option? pp. 197-211

E. A. Keen

A workable policy for Falkland island fisheries pp. 215-218

J. K. McElroy

Fisheries aid: low in development league pp. 218-220

W. Philip Appleyard

Malaysian trawlers: economics of vessel size pp. 220-222

Ishak Haji Omar

Ocean shipping: survival at rock bottom pp. 223-224

Hans Böhme

International marine organizations essays on structure and activities: Kamil A. Bekiashev and Vitali V. Serebriakov (translated from the Russian by Vitali V. Serebriakov) Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, 1981, 578 pp, US$130 pp. 224-226

Patricia Birnie

Volume 7, issue 2, 1983

EEC fisheries: agreement at last pp. 74-74

Robin Churchill

IOC data and information exchange,: Implications of the Law of the Sea Convention pp. 75-89

Edward Miles

Floating nuclear power plants: US and international regulations pp. 90-100

John Warren Kindt

The introduction of limited entry: The New Zealand rock lobster fishery pp. 101-108

John H. Annala

Mediterranean pollution: Health related aspects pp. 109-117

Louis J. Saliba

Merchant marine in Soviet naval strategy pp. 118-122

David Scrivener

Indian marine technology policy pp. 122-123

Glyn Ford

LOS and 'other minerals' pp. 123-124

Sally Meese

Packaging the Falklands pp. 124-125

J. K. McElroy

Marine scientific research and the law of the sea: by Alfred H.A. Soons Kluwer Law and Taxation Publishers, Deventer, The Netherlands, 1982, 383 pp pp. 129-130

George Humphrey

Impact of marine pollution on society: edited by Virginia K. Tippie and Dana R. Kester Centre for Ocean Studies, Praeger, New York, 1982, 313 pp, $27.95 pp. 130-131

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

Modernization and marine fisheries policy: edited by John R. Maiolo and Michael K. Orbach Ann Arbor Science, Ann Arbor, MI, 1982, 330 pp, £25 pp. 131-132

Rowena Lawson

Third United Nations conference on the law of the sea: Documents: by Renate Platzöder Oceana Publications, Dobbs Ferry, New York, 1982, 537 pp, $100 pp. 132-133

E. D. Brown

Volume 7, issue 1, 1983

The adoption of the law of the sea convention: Prospects for seabed mining pp. 3-13

Tullio Treves

The Falkland islands/ Islas Malvinas conflict: A question of zones pp. 14-24

R. P. Barston and P. W. Birnie

Dumping nuclear waste into the Sea: International control and the role of science and law pp. 25-36

S. A. Boehmer-Christiansen

Artificial structures and traditional uses of the sea: The field of conflict pp. 37-52

Jean-Dominique Wahiche

Greek association to 'raise environmental consciousness' pp. 55-56

El A. Georgandopoulos

The case for the defence pp. 56-57

Sally Meese

Tanzanian marine policy pp. 58-59

C. M. Peter

Regulation and policies of American shipping: by Ernst G. Frankel Auburn House Publishing Company, Boston, MA, 1982, 347 pp pp. 60-60

Bernhard J. Abrahamsson

Crowded agendas, crowded rooms: Institutional arrangements at UNCLOS III. Some lessons in global negotiations: by Mohamed El Baradi and Chleo Gavin UNITAR Policy and Efficacy Studies, No 3, United Nations Institute for Training and Research, 801 UN Plaza, New York, NY 10017, October 1981 pp. 61-61

Brian Meredith

'The law of the sea and ocean industry', 16th annual conference of the law of the sea institute cosponsored by the Dalhousie Ocean Studies Programme: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, 21-24 June 1982 pp. 62-64

Alastair Dingwall

34th meeting of the international whaling commission: Brighton, UK, 19-24 July 1982 pp. 64-68

Patricia Birnie

'Industry, government and academia: partners in progress' Oceans 82: Washington, DC, 20-22 September 1982 pp. 68-68

Jon Simnet

Volume 6, issue 4, 1982

Falklands conflict pp. 258-258

James Fawcett

Strategic decision making in shipping pp. 259-264

Ernst G. Frankel

Travails of the flying Dutchmen: Lloyd's standard form of salvage agreement and the US salvage industry pp. 265-286

Mark Cohen

Australia's new whaling policy: Formulation and implementation pp. 287-302

Keith D. Suter

Resource allocation in Antarctica,: A review pp. 303-325

William Westermeyer

A move against substandard shipping pp. 326-330

A. V. Lowe

Spectre of overcapacity pp. 330-331

Hans Böhme

Rationalization at sea pp. 332-335

Brian Meredith

The other price of Britain's oil: Safety and Control in the North Sea: by W.G. Carson Martin Robertson, Oxford, 1981, 320 pp, £15 (hardback), £5.95 (paperback) pp. 335-337

Patricia Birnie

The environmental law of the sea: by Douglas M. Johnston and others Erich Schmidt Verlag, Berlin, 1981, 419 pp pp. 337-338

A. V. Lowe

Coastal aquaculture law and policy: A case study of California: by Gerald Bowen Westview Press, Boulder, CO, 1981, 241 pp pp. 339-340

Bruce H. Wildsmith

Pollution in the Mediterranean: Directed by Jean Pierre Baux La service de film de Recherche Scientifique CNDP, France, 1980, 30 mins. This film may be obtained from the Scottish Central Film Library, Dowanhill, 74 Victoria Crescent Road, Glasgow G12 9JN, UK pp. 341-342

Donald C. Watt

Third UN conference on the law of the sea, eleventh session, New York, 8 March-30 April 1982 pp. 342-344

Lee Kimball

International symposium on genetics in aquaculture, Galway, Ireland, 29 March-2 April 1982 pp. 345-347

R. S. V. Pullin

Shellfish international conference, Jersey, UK, 27-28 April 1982 pp. 347-350

J. K. McElroy

Whale conservation pp. 350-350

Sidney J. Holt

Volume 6, issue 3, 1982

Marine pollution control regulation,: Regional approaches pp. 162-174

Dominique Alhéritière

Mining the deep seabed: A complex and innovative industry pp. 175-192

Kurt Shusterich

The Iran-Iraq war: Legal implications pp. 193-218

S. H. Amin

Implementing Canada's marine fisheries policy,: Objectives, hazards and constraints pp. 219-235

Parzival Copes

Krill -- still an enigma pp. 238-239

James McElroy

Commonwealth view of deep sea mining pp. 239-241

Chandra K. Kumar

Maritime transport the evolution of international marine policy and shipping law: by Edgar Gold Lexington Books, Lexington, MA, and Farnborough, Hants, UK, 1981, 425 pp, £21.50 pp. 251-252

Andrew Ashley

Volume 6, issue 2, 1982

Law of the sea and ASW: National security versus arms control pp. 90-102

David Larson and Peter Tarpgaard

An economic history and analysis of pelagic whaling pp. 103-120

C. W. Clark and R. Lamberson

Regional fish stock management: A model for North-West Africa pp. 121-130

John P. Warren, Wade L. Griffin and William E. Grant

Controlling incidental catch: An economic analysis of six management options pp. 131-139

Richard J. Marasco and Joseph M. Terry

Criticism from former director of fisheries pp. 140-147

A. M. Olsen

The Chattertons reply pp. 147-148

Lynne and Brian Chatterton

Administrative aspects pp. 148-149

R. D. Walkerden

Seminar on the marketing of fish: London, UK, November 1981 pp. 154-156

J. K. McElroy

International Conference for Ocean Mining: Düsseldorf, FR Germany, 15 May 1981 pp. 156-157

Hugh Cameron and Jonathan Simnett

Eighth Ocean Energy Conference: Washington, DC, 7-11 June 1981 pp. 157-158

Luke Georghiou

Aquaculture economics basic concepts and methods of analysis: by Y.C. Shang Westview Press, Boulder, CO, and Croom Helm, London, 1981, 124 pp, $17.50 pp. 158-159

Ian R. Smith

Resource management and environmental uncertainty lessons from coastal upwelling fisheries: edited by Michael H. Glantz and J. Dana Thompson John Wiley, Chichester, Sussex, UK, 1981, 491 pp, £27.05 pp. 159-160

Agustín Ayala-Castañares

Volume 6, issue 1, 1982

The scientific basis of marine pollution control pp. 2-10

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

Us public and private regulation of LNG transport pp. 11-26

Jonathan David Aronson and William Westermeyer

Fishery provisions of the ICNT: Part 2 pp. 27-42

S. P. Balasubramanian

Fishery management techniques: Practical aspects and limitations pp. 43-57

M. P. Sissenwine and J. E. Kirkley

New role for IOC pp. 60-60

Matthias Tomczak

UK fish marketing -- a fresh approach pp. 61-62

James A. Young

Research interests in the North Sea pp. 63-66

Cato C. ten Hallers-Tjabbes and Gerard M. Peet

Small-scale fisheries in the CECAF region -- priorities for research pp. 66-68

Rowena M. Lawson

Film pp. 68-69

Donald C. Watt

Third UN Conference on the Law of the Sea, Tenth Session (resumed): Geneva, Switzerland, 3-28 August 1981 pp. 69-71

Lee Kimball

Greenwich VII, 'Britain and the sea: modern technology and the organization of safety in ports and coastal and enclosed waters, present perils and future prospects', organized by the Greenwich Forum: Greenwich, UK, 17 September 1981 pp. 71-72

John Edmondson

ICLARM-CSIRO Workshop on the Theory and Management of Tropical Multispecies Fish Stocks: Cronulla, Australia, 12-23 January 1981 pp. 72-74

Daniel Pauly

33rd Meeting of the International Whaling Commission: Brighton, UK, 20-26 July 1981 pp. 74-76

Patricia Birnie

Ocean yearbook 2: edited by Elisabeth Mann Borgese and Norton Ginsburg University of Chicago Press for International Oceanic Institute, Chicago and London, 1980, 713pp pp. 78-79

Donald C. Watt

Restricting the concept of the freedom of the seas: Modern maritime law re-evalued by George P. Smith II Robert E. Krieger, New York, NY, 1980, 242 pp pp. 79-80

A. V. Lowe

Ocean leasing for Hawaii: by Gerald S. Clay with S. Broder, R. Turner, D.S. Kitaoka, G.L. Rhodes and D.K. Yamase Department of Planning and Economic Development, Honolulu, on request pp. 80-81

John E. Bardach

The North Sea: A new international regime?: Records of Greenwich Forum V, 2-4 May 1979 edited by D.C. Watt Westbury House, Guildford, Surrey, UK, 1980, 260 pp, £20, UK only pp. 82-83a

Michael Shackleton

The North Sea and its environment, uses and conflicts: edited by Henk van Hoorn, Gerard Peet and Marianne Tiel Netherlands North Sea Working Group, Amsterdam, 1980 pp. 82-83b

Michael Shackleton

Internationai politics and the sea: The case of Brazil by Michael A. Morris, Westview Press, Boulder, CO, 1979, 291 pp, $22 pp. 83-84

Donald C. Watt

Limited entry as a fishery management tool: edited by R. Bruce Rettig and Jay J.C. Ginter Washington Sea Grant Program, distributed by University of Washington Press, Seattle and London, 1980, 456 pp, $15.00 pp. 84-85

David S. Liao

Problems of sea power as we approach the twenty first century: edited by James L. George American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, Washington, DC, 1978, $11.75 cloth, $5.75 paperback pp. 85-85

Bryan Ranft

The unnoticed challenge: Soviet maritime strategy and the global choke points by Robert J. Hanks Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis, Cambridge, MA, and Washington, DC, 1980, 66 pp, $6.50 pp. 85-86

Peter Nailor