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Marine Policy
Volume 1 - 64
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Volume 3, issue 4, 1979
- Safety first for divers pp. 254-254

- Tony Loftas
- Concepts of marine region and the new law of the sea pp. 255-263

- Maria Eduarda Gonçalves
- International management of highly migratory species: Centralized versus decentralized economic decision making pp. 264-277

- Dennis M. King
- Three aspects of the law of the sea,: Islands, delimitation and dispute settlement pp. 278-288

- Andreas J. Jacovides
- Limitation of fishing effort: An economic analysis of options pp. 289-301

- Robert L. Stokes
- The Frigg gas field: Exploitation of an international cross-boundary petroleum field pp. 302-311

- Ian Gault
- Spain's foreign fishing policy pp. 312-313

- Robert A. C. Richards
- Nodules and Scandinavia -- mining opportunities pp. 313-315

- Tony Marjoram
- Improved access to ocean data services pp. 315-317

- Richard J. Abram and Kent H. Hughes
- Marine outfall systems: Planning, design and construction: Robert A. Grace Prentice-Hall International, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, USA, 600 pp, £ 25.55 pp. 326-326

- T. L. Shaw
- Offshore oil and gas yearbook 1978/79: UK and continental Europe: Kogan Page Ltd, London, 1978, 352 pp, £25 pp. 327-328

- D. E. Lennard
- Flags of convenience in 1978: Ken Grundey Polytechnic of Central London, London, 1978, 58 pp, £3.00 (UK), £5.00 (overseas) pp. 327-327

- B. J. Abrahamsson
- Volkerrechtliche und politische auswirkungen der dritten seerechtskon ferenz vereinten nationen auf nord und ostsee: by Renate Platzöder Publications of the Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik Forschungsinstitut für internationalen Politik und Sicherheit, Nr SWP-S 266, Hans Eggenberg, Ebenhausen bei München, October 1978, 211 pp pp. 328-329

- D. C. Watt
Volume 3, issue 3, 1979
- Extended limits: A threat to small-scale fisheries pp. 170-170

- Tony Loftas
- Inshore fishing interests on the Atlantic coast: Their response to extended jurisdiction by Canada pp. 171-189

- R. D. S. Macdonald
- Maritime issues in North-East Asia: Their impact on regional politics pp. 190-200

- Barry Buzan
- Science, politics and economics of the Peruvian anchoveta fishery pp. 201-210

- Michael H. Glantz
- First steps in the enclosure of the oceans: The origins of Truman's proclamation on the resources of the continental shelf, 28 September 1945 pp. 211-224

- Donald Cameron Watt
- Financing LNG carriers pp. 225-231

- Samir Mankabady
- The future role of ICES in the light of changes in fisheries jurisdiction pp. 232-238

- B. B. Parrish
- Fisheries policy for the Canary Isles pp. 239-240

- Robert A. C. Richards
- UK pollution control--Whitehall v parliament pp. 240-242

- Viktor Sebek
- A balanced science of renewable resourceswith particular reference to fisheries: by Henry A. Regier Washington Sea Grant Communications, Division of Marine Resources, 3716 Brooklyn Avenue, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195, 1978. 108 pp, $9.50 pp. 245-246

- D. H. Cushing
- Middle East liner shipping: An economic analysis of traffic, services, ports and future prospects H.P. Drewry (Shipping Consultants) Ltd Publications, 34 Brook Street, London W1Y2LL, 1978, 144 pp pp. 246-247

- B. N. Metaxas
- The enterprises: by Elisabeth Mann Borgese International Ocean Institute Occasional Papers No 6, University of Malta Press, Malta, November 1978, 23 pp, no price given pp. 247-248

- Roderick C. Ogley
- Aquaculture in the united states: Constraints and opportunities: The National Research Council, under the auspices of the National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC 20418, 1978. 123pp pp. 248-250

- Colin E. Nash
- Military activities and law of the sea pp. 251-251

- Elizabeth Young
Volume 3, issue 2, 1979
- Law of the sea: Who should do what? pp. 78-78

- Tony Loftas
- The new international law of fisheries emerging from bilateral agreements pp. 79-98

- J. E. Carroz and M. J. Savini
- Aquaculture policies in Latin America pp. 99-105

- Francisco J. Palacio
- Competent international organizations and the law of the sea pp. 106-132

- J. D. Kingham and D. M. McRae
- The development of the code of conduct for liner conferences pp. 133-148

- S. G. Sturmey
- The failure of the IWC, 1946-1966 pp. 149-155

- G. H. Elliot
- Coastalwaters: A management analysis: by John M. Armstrong and Peter C. Ryner Ann Arbor Science Publishers, Inc. Ann Arbor, MI. USA, 1978, 240 pp. £12.60 pp. 161-163

- M. J. Clark
- Salmon and trout farming in Norway: by David J. Edwards Fishing News Books Limited, Farnham, Surrey, UK, 1978, 195 pp. £9.00 pp. 163-164

- R. S. V. Pullin
- Japanese investment in US fishing industry--update pp. 164-164

- Hilary K. Josephs
Volume 3, issue 1, 1979
- Resources-- something in reserve? pp. 2-2

- Tony Loftas
- Greek shipping and the accession of Greece to the EEC pp. 3-19

- Evangelos T. Pantelidis
- Policies in pollution, aquaculture and coastal management in Japan pp. 20-39

- Teruji Sakiyama
- Security, disarmament and the law of the sea pp. 40-58

- David L. Larson
- The ClNECA experience pp. 59-65

- Matthias Tomczak
- Impacts and management of resource exploitation pp. 66-67

- Peter W. Roberts and Timothy Shaw
- Spanish adaptation to shipyards crisis pp. 67-69

- Robert A. C. Richards
- Resource management at the international level: The case of the north pacific: by Oran J. Young Francis Pinter, London and New York, 1977, 252 pp pp. 72-73a

- D. C. Watt
- Marine policy: A comparative approach: by John King Gamble Jr Lexington Books, Lexington, MA, and Famborough. Hants, 1977, 147 pp pp. 72-73b

- D. C. Watt
- Technical change and british naval policy 1860-1939: edited by Bryan Ranft Hodder and Stoughton, London, 1977, 178pp pp. 73-74

- D. P. O'Connell
Volume 2, issue 4, 1978
- New compensation fund: Closing the stable door pp. 254-254

- Tony Loftas
- Japanese investment in the US fishing industry and its relation to the Two-Hundred-Mile Law pp. 255-267

- Hilary K. Josephs
- The EEC treaty and the merchant fleets of the member states pp. 268-274

- Daniele Rizzi
- Rockall and the limits of national jurisdiction of the UK: Part 2 pp. 275-303

- E. D. Brown
- US law of the sea policy: A bureaucratic politics analysis pp. 304-320

- Alan G. Friedman
- Marine archaeology in the UK: A pattern of development pp. 321-330

- Cecil Jones
- Insurance and reinsurance requirements for LNG pp. 331-333

- Samir Mankabady
- Oil and fishing -- conflict in the North Sea pp. 333-334

- G. A. Mackay and David Pearce
- New directions in the law of the sea: Vols 5 and 6, compiled and edited by R. Churchill, M. Nordquist and S. Houston Lay Oceans and the British Institute of International and Comparative Law, London, 1977, £16.50 per volume pp. 339-340

- D. P. O'Connell
- Jane's ocean technology 1978: edited by Robert L. Trillo Third edition, MacDonald and Jane's, London, 1978, 820 pages, £27.50 pp. 340-341

- D. E. Lennard
- The pacific quest: Endel-Jakob Kolde Pacific Rim Research Series No 1, Lexington Books, Lexington, MA, 1976, 162 pages pp. 341-342a

- Elizabeth Young
- Pacific basin enterprise and the changing law of the sea: Jeremiah J. Sullivan Pacific Rim Research Series No 2, Lexington Books, Lexington, MA, 1977, 219 pages pp. 341-342b

- Elizabeth Young
- Submersibles and their use in oceanography and ocean engineering: Elsevier, Amsterdam, New York and Oxford, 1977, 383 pages, $49.00, Df11 20.00 pp. 342-342

- James Dawson
- Offshore policemen: operational and legal considerations pp. 343-344

- Gerald B. Stanford
Volume 2, issue 3, 1978
- In for the krill pp. 170-170

- Tony Loftas
- Protecting the Mediterranean: Coordinating regional action pp. 171-180

- Louis J. Saliba
- Rockall and the limits of national jurisdiction of the UK: Part 1 pp. 181-211

- E. D. Brown
- The role of research in fisheries development pp. 212-226

- A. C. Simpson
- Diving legislation in the UK pp. 227-233

- Nigel F. Mathers
- US Coastal Plains Marine Center pp. 234-235

- Beverly C. Snow
- Letters to the editor: Tuna management -- the debate continues pp. 239-240

- James Joseph and J. A. Gulland
- Coastal ecosystem management: A technical manual for the conservation of coastal zone resources: by John Clark John Wiley and Sons, London and New York, 7977, 925 pp, £28.50, $48.50 pp. 242-242

- Michele Mason Tetley
- Coastal resources management: Institutions and programs: by Joseph M. Heikoff Ann Arbor Science, Ann Arbor, Mich, 1977, 287 pp. £11.00, $18.15 pp. 242-244

- M. J. Clark
- New strategic factors in the North Atlantic: edited by Christoph Bertram and Johan J. Holst IPC Science and Technology Press, Guildford, and Universitetsforlaget, Oslo, 1977, 194 pp, £11.50, $25.00 pp. 244-245

- D. C. Watt
- Aquaculture for the developing countries: by Frederick W. Bell and E. Ray Canterbery Ballinger, Cambridge, Mass, 1977, 267 pp, £13.40, $22.00 pp. 245-247

- C. J. Shepherd
- Fiskerigrensen, Folkeretteim OG denøkonomiske sone (Fishery Limits, international law and the economic zone): by Carl A. Fleischer Universitetsforlaget, Oslo, 1977, 220 pages, NKr69 pp. 247-248b

- Robin Churchill
- Norges Havretts -- OG ressurspolitikk (Norway's law of the sea and resources policy): edited by Arne Treholt, Karl Nandrup Dahl, Einar Hysvaer, and Ivar Nes Tiden Norsk Forlag, Oslo, 1976, 215 pages pp. 247-248a

- Robin Churchill
- Federal port policy in the United States: by Henry S. Marcus, James E. Short, John C. Kuypers, and Paul O. Roberts MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass, 1977, 371 pages, £15.00 pp. 249-250

- B. N. Metaxas
Volume 2, issue 2, 1978
- UNCLOS and ocean mining: Molehill or mountain? pp. 86-86

- Tony Loftas
- The South China Sea: Prospects for marine regionalism pp. 87-104

- Mark J. Valencia
- Liability for North Sea oil pollution pp. 105-111

- Victor E. Fitzmaurice
- Alternatives for the organization of tuna management pp. 161-163

- J. A. Gulland
- Seabed mineral resources and the economic interests of developing countries: Danny M. Leipziger and James L. Mudge Ballinger, Cambridge, Mass, 1977, 241 pages, £11.00, $18.15 pp. 163-165

- Alan Archer
- Economic impacts of extended fisheries jurisdiction: edited by Lee G. Anderson Ann Arbor Science, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1977, 428 pages, £16.90, $22.80 pp. 165-167

- Mark Meirowitz
Volume 2, issue 1, 1978
- Resources of discontent pp. 2-2

- Tony Loftas
- It's Scotland's oil?: Hypothetical boundaries in the North Sea -- a case study pp. 3-21

- E. D. Brown
- Management procedures in the US fishery conservation zone pp. 22-29

- H. Gary Knight
- The fishery conservation and management act of 1976: Organizational structure and conceptual framework pp. 30-36

- John E. Kelly
- Offshore policeman pp. 37-45

- Kenneth Rawson
- Archipelagos and the law of the sea: Island straits states or island-studded sea space? pp. 46-64

- Dale Andrew
- The North Sea as a special area pp. 65-67

- S. Z. Pritchard
- Marine institute in Israel pp. 68-68

- Judy Carr
- An environmental appraisal of the severn barrage: edited by T.L. Shaw Department of Civil Engineering, University of Bristol, 1977, 2nd ed, 155 pages, £3.00 pp. 72-74

- Clifford S. Russell
- Marine pollution: edited by R. Johnston Academic Press. London and New York, 1977, 729 pages, £23.00, & 51.00 pp. 75-76

- R. J. Morris
- Radioactive wastes in the seabed?: Oceanus, Vol 20, No 1, 1977 pp. 76-77

- A. Preston
- Establishing a 200-mile fisheries zone: Office of Technology Assessment Report, US Government Printing Office, Washington. DC, 1977, 132 pages pp. 77-78

- Patricia Birnie
- Is coastal aquaculture in the public interest? pp. 78-79

- William H. Herke
- Floating cities: further thoughts on their legal status pp. 79-81

- J. C. Woodliffe
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