Marine Policy

Volume 1 - 64

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Volume 5, issue 4, 1981

Development of the east coast fishing industry: Assessment of Canadian government policies pp. 294-301

Janet E. Forrest

Implications of the new law of the sea for the Mediterranean pp. 302-312

Tullio Scovazzi

Fishery provisions of the ICNT: Part 1 pp. 313-321

S. P. Balasubramanian

Capture fisheries in Peninsular Malaysia,: Lessons from MAJUIKAN's experience pp. 322-330

Jahara Yahaya

Spanish port tendencies pp. 336-338

Robert Richards

Development problems of LDC ports pp. 338-340

Brian Meredith

What made the French fishermen resort to open protest? pp. 340-343

Michael Shackleton

The politics of Pacific island fisheries: by George Kent Westview Press, Boulder, CO, 1980, 191 pp, $22 pp. 344-345

Joseph R. Morgan

Natural gas by sea: The development of a new technology: by Roger Ffooks Gentry Books, London, UK, 1979, 234 pp, £18.50 pp. 346-347

Samir Mankabady

International ocean shipping: by Bernhard J. Abrahamson Westview Press, Boulder, CO, 1980, 232 pp, $27.50 pp. 346-346

Roy Pearson

Oil pollution from tanker operations-causes, costs, controls: by W.G. Walters, T.D. Heaver, T. Verrier Centre for Transport Studies, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, 1980, 216 pp, $22.00 pp. 347-348

P. G. Sadler

The maritime dimension: edited by R.P. Barston and Patricia Birnie George Allen and Unwin, London, 1980, 194 pp, hard cover £11.95, paperback £5.50 pp. 348-349

D. C. Watt

Sea power and politics from the Norman conquest to the present day: by Captain John Moore Weidenfeld and Nicolson, London, 1979, 184 pp, £7.50 pp. 349-349a

D. C. Watt

Arms control: The interwar naval limitation agreements: by Robert A. Hoover Vol 17, Books, Monograph Series in World Affairs, University of Denver (Colorado Seminary), 1980, 124pp, $3.90 pp. 349-349b

D. C. Watt

Volume 5, issue 3, 1981

Preface pp. 171-171

John Edmondson and David Green

Delimitation of offshore areas: Hard labour and bitter fruits at UNCLOS III pp. 172-184

E. D. Brown

The 'disadvantaged' states and the law of the sea pp. 185-193

Lewis M. Alexander

Naval power, the law of the sea, and the Indian Ocean as a zone of peace pp. 194-204

Barry Buzan

The international seabed: a legacy of mistrust pp. 205-216

A. V. Lowe

The impact of UNCLOS III on management of the world's fisheries pp. 217-228

Parzival Copes

FAO's EEZ programme,: Assisting a new era in fisheries pp. 229-239

Tony Loftas

The law of the sea draft convention and the new international economic order pp. 240-251

Roderick C. Ogley

The Enterprise: An expendable triumph pp. 252-256

P. N. Kirthisingha

Decision making in the International Seabed Authority pp. 256-260

Elliot L Richardson

The argument for an interim arrangement pp. 260-264

G. J. F. van Hegelsom

Production policy for the deep sea mineral resources pp. 264-267

E. J. Langevad

Production limits -- who benefits? pp. 267-270

Hugh Cameron and Luke Georghiou

UNCLOS and the marine scientist pp. 270-271

G. F. Humphrey

A microcosm of global trends pp. 271-273

Lee Kimball

Drafting the LOS Convention pp. 273-276

Tullio Treves

Inadequacies of the straits' passage regime in the LOS draft pp. 276-277

W. Michael Reisman

Small cetaceans pp. 277-281

Patricia Bimie

The 'land-locked' viewpoint pp. 281-282

Gerhard Hafner

Dispute settlement pp. 282-286

E. D. Brown

The negotiating process pp. 286-287

RenéJean Dupuy

Update -- the tenth session pp. 287-290

Lee Kimball

Volume 5, issue 2, 1981

The consent regime of oceanic research in the new law of the sea pp. 98-113

P. K. Mukherjee

How much political compromise can fisheries management stand?: Premiums and politics in closed coastal fisheries pp. 114-134

Lynne Chatterton and Brian Chatterton

Fishing rights, regulations and revenues pp. 135-146

Peter H. Pearse

Third World navies -- new responsibilities, old problems pp. 147-148

Lee Dowdy

Latin American navies in comparative perspective pp. 149-152

Michael A. Morris

UNCTAD and the oceans -- influence and organization pp. 152-154

Brian Meredith

The arctic -- in need of an international regime pp. 154-156

Elizabeth Young

Pollution, politics and international law: Tankers at sea by R. Michael M'Gonigle and Mark W. Zacher University of California Press, Berkeley and Los Angeles, 1979, 394pp, £9.50 pp. 162-162

Donald C. Watt

Sea power and influence: old issues and new challenges edited by Jonathan Alford published for the International Institute for Strategic Studies by Gower and Allanheld, Osmun, Farnborough, Hants and Montclair, New Jersey, 1980, 220 pp. £9.50 pp. 162-163

Peter Nailor

Antarctica and its resources: by Barbara Mitchell and Jon Tinker Earthscan/International Institute for Environment and Development, London, 1979, 94 pp and appendix pp. 163-164

Keith D. Suter

Port pricing and investment policy for developing countries: by Esra Bennathan and A.A Walters Oxford University Press for the World Bank, Oxford and New York, 1979, 230pp, £5.70 hardback, £2.50 paperback pp. 164-166

Ian Heggie

Film pp. 167-168

D. C. Watt

Volume 5, issue 1, 1981

Fisheries -- life after UNCLOS pp. 2-3

Patricia Birnie

Deep seabed mining: A comparative study of US and West German municipal legislation pp. 4-16

David D. Caron

Improving fishing incomes when resources are overfished pp. 17-22

Ian R. Smith

Impact of cargo sharing on US liner trade pp. 23-39

E. G. Frankel, J. Arnold and P. Read

Canadian fisheries policy,: Canadian lobster imports and the New England lobster industry pp. 40-51

Nancy L. Hasselback, Joel B. Dirlam and John M. Gates

Flags of convenience pp. 52-66

B. N. Metaxas

Sierra Leone -- new directions in fisheries statistics pp. 72-73

Alan Marriott and T. R. Brainerd

OECD -- the oracles' oracle pp. 73-75

Brian Meredith

Sea-use planning and the North Sea pp. 75-76

H. D. Smith, C. S. Lalwani and I. C. Brookfield

IWC--bargaining and compromise pp. 79-84

Patricia Birnie

The middle eastern states and the law of the sea: Ali A. El-Hakim Manchester University Press. Manchester, UK. 1979, 233 pp. £19.50 pp. 84-85

U. C. Watt

The offshore petroleum resources of South-east Asia: Potential conflict situations and related economic considerations: Corazón Morales Siddayao Oxford University Press, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 1978, xx + 205 pp. £14.95 pp. 85-86

Choon-ho Park

Naval power in the Indian Ocean: Threats, bluffs and fantasies: Philip Towle The Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, Australian National University. Canberra, 1979, 121 pp pp. 86-87

Ken Booth

Securing the seas: The Soviet Naval Challenge and Western Alliance Options: Paul H. Nitze, Leonard Sullivan Jr and the Atlantic Council Working Group on Securing the Seas Westview Press, Boulder, CO, USA, 1979, 464 pp, £16.25 pp. 87-88

Bryan Ranft

The management of the Southern Ocean: Barbara Mitchell and Richard Sandbrook IIED, 10 Percy Street, London W1P ODR, UK, 1980, 162 pp pp. 88-89

Keith D. Suter

Deepsea mining: Edited by Judith T. Kildow MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, USA and London, 1980, 251 pp, £10.85 pp. 89-90

A. A. Archer

The lawfulness of deep seabed mining: Theodore G. Kronmiller 2 vols. Oceana, Dobbs Ferry, New York. 1980, xix + 527 pp, and iii + 460 pp, $40.00 per volume pp. 90-91

A. V. Lowe

Manganese nodules: dimensions and perspectives: Prepared by the United Nations Ocean Economics and Technology Office D. Reidel, Dordrecht, the Netherlands, Boston, USA, London, UK, 1979. 250 pp. $34.00, hardback, $14.95, paperback pp. 91-92

Oswald A. Roels

Letter to the editor: Marine fraud pp. 95-95

P. Cormack and B. T. Martin