Marine Policy

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Volume 43, issue C, 2014

Introduction to systems approaches in coastal management—The legacy of the SPICOSA project pp. 1-2

Jeanette Reis

Relevance of systems approaches for implementing Integrated Coastal Zone Management principles in Europe pp. 3-12

J. Reis, T. Stojanovic and H. Smith

Training for marine planners: Present and future needs pp. 13-20

Gillian Glegg

Internet based training and education for coastal management in Germany: A critical evaluation pp. 21-28

Gerald Schernewski and Steffen Bock

The use of ocean color remote sensing in integrated coastal zone management—A case study from Himmerfjärden, Sweden pp. 29-39

Susanne Kratzer, E. Therese Harvey and Petra Philipson

Testing the application of the Systems Approach Framework (SAF) for the management of eutrophication in the Ria Formosa pp. 40-45

Sirak R. Gari, Alice Newton, John Icely and Christopher D. Lowe

Human–environment interaction in the Baltic Sea pp. 46-54

Christopher D. Lowe, Alison J. Gilbert and Laurence D. Mee

Socio-economic analysis and stakeholder involvement: Mussel-farming in the Gulf of Trieste pp. 55-62

Donata Melaku Canu and Cosimo Solidoro

Economic base model for the Guadiana estuary, Portugal an application for Integrated Coastal Zone Management pp. 63-70

Maria Helena Guimarães, Carlos Sousa, Tomaz Dentinho and Tomasz Boski

Evaluation of stakeholder perspectives on the management of the stalked barnacles (Pollicipes pollicipes) resource in the Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina, Portugal pp. 71-79

Akilah T.M. Stewart, Bruno D.D. Fragoso, Rodrigo Clímaco and John D. Icely

Factors that influence the entry–exit decision and intensity of participation of fishing fleet for the Galapagos lobster fishery pp. 80-88

Santiago Bucaram and Alex Hearn

The non-consumptive (tourism) ‘value’ of marine species in the Northern section of the Great Barrier Reef pp. 89-103

Marina Farr, Natalie Stoeckl and Rabiul Alam Beg

Putting the seafood in sustainable food systems pp. 104-111

Julia Olson, Patricia M. Clay and Patricia Pinto da Silva

Performance of a northwestern Mediterranean bottom trawl fleet: How the integration of landings and VMS data can contribute to the implementation of ecosystem-based fisheries management pp. 112-121

P. Martín, A. Muntadas, S. de Juan, P. Sánchez and M. Demestre

The economic impacts of marine energy developments: A case study from Scotland pp. 122-131

Grant Allan, Patrizio Lecca, Peter McGregor and John Swales

Assessment of eco-labelling schemes for Pacific tuna fisheries pp. 132-142

David Seán Kirby, Candice Visser and Quentin Hanich

Democracy and the environment revisited: The case of African fisheries pp. 143-148

Martin Sjöstedt and Sverker C. Jagers

An assessment of the current status of the chokka squid fishery in South Africa and an evaluation of alternative allocation strategies pp. 149-163

K.L. Cochrane, B. Oliver and W. Sauer

Defining and quantifying China's ocean economy pp. 164-173

Rui Zhao, Stephen Hynes and Guang Shun He

Indonesia tuna fisheries development and future strategy pp. 174-183

Rahmadi Sunoko and Hsiang-Wen Huang

Implications of defining fisheries closed areas based on predicted habitats in Shetland: A proactive and precautionary approach pp. 184-199

Richard L. Shelmerdine, Daniel Stone, Beth Leslie and Martin Robinson

Micro-economic drivers of profitability in an ITQ-managed fishery: An analysis of the Queensland Coral Reef Fin-Fish Fishery pp. 200-207

Olivier Thébaud, James Innes, Ana Norman-Lopez, Stephanie Slade, Darren Cameron, Toni Cannard, Sharon Tickell, John Kung, Brigid Kerrigan, Lew Williams and L. Richard Little

Limits and barriers to adaptation to climate variability and change in Bangladeshi coastal fishing communities pp. 208-216

Md. Monirul Islam, Susannah Sallu, Klaus Hubacek and Jouni Paavola

The legal, regulatory, and institutional evolution of fishing cooperatives in Alaska and the West Coast of the United States pp. 217-225

Michael De Alessi, Joseph M. Sullivan and Ray Hilborn

Fishers' perception of a multiple-use marine protected area: Why communities and gear users differ at Mafia Island, Tanzania pp. 226-235

Kate Barley Kincaid, George Rose and Humphrey Mahudi

Back to square one? Fisheries allocation under pressure pp. 236-245

Dag Standal and Bjørn Hersoug

Incorporating ecosystem services into the implementation of existing U.S. natural resource management regulations: Operationalizing carbon sequestration and storage pp. 246-253

Ariana E. Sutton-Grier, Amber K. Moore, Peter C. Wiley and Peter Edwards

Co-location of activities and designations: A means of solving or creating problems in marine spatial planning? pp. 254-261

N. Christie, K. Smyth, R. Barnes and M. Elliott

A global ocean observing system framework for sustainable development pp. 262-272

Thomas C. Malone, Paul M. DiGiacomo, Emanuel Gonçalves, Anthony H. Knap, Liana Talaue-McManus and Stephen de Mora

An evaluation of self-governance in the New Zealand Bluff oyster fishery – The indicator system approach pp. 273-282

Yuwen Yang, Ross Cullen, Edward Hearnshaw and Ian A. Macdonald

A review of sustainable sea-transport for Oceania: Providing context for renewable energy shipping for the Pacific pp. 283-287

Peter Nuttall, Alison Newell, Biman Prasad, Joeli Veitayaki and Elisabeth Holland

Subsidies to tuna fisheries in the Western Central Pacific Ocean pp. 288-294

Ussif Sumaila, Andrew Dyck and Adam Baske

The co-location of offshore windfarms and decapod fisheries in the UK: Constraints and opportunities pp. 295-300

Tara Hooper and Melanie Austen

Multilingual crews on Norwegian fishing vessels: Implications for communication and safety on board pp. 301-306

Trine Thorvaldsen and Signe Annie Sønvisen

Cost-benefit analysis in the context of the EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive: The case of Germany pp. 307-312

Christine Bertram, Thomas Dworak, Stefan Görlitz, Eduard Interwies and Katrin Rehdanz

Harmful routines? Uncertainty in science and conflicting views on routine petroleum operations in Norway pp. 313-320

Anne Blanchard, Kjellrun Hiis Hauge, Gisle Andersen, Jan Helge Fosså, Bjørn Einar Grøsvik, Nils Olav Handegard, Matthias Kaiser, Sonnich Meier, Erik Olsen and Frode Vikebø

Measuring fishery profitability: An index number approach pp. 321-326

John B. Walden and Nolan Kitts

Public perceptions of the UK marine environment pp. 327-337

R.L. Jefferson, I. Bailey, Laffoley, D. d′A., J.P. Richards and M.J. Attrill

Constructing logbook-like statistics for coastal fisheries using coastal surveillance radar and fish market data pp. 338-346

Shui-Kai Chang

Socio-economic quantification of fishing in a European urban area: The case of Vigo pp. 347-358

Juan Surís-Regueiro, M. Dolores Garza-Gil and Manuel M. Varela-Lafuente

EU marine strategy framework directive (MSFD) and marine spatial planning (MSP): Which is the more dominant and practicable contributor to maritime policy in the UK? pp. 359-366

Jonathon Brennan, Clare Fitzsimmons, Tim Gray and Laura Raggatt

A review of animal welfare implications of the Canadian commercial seal hunt: A critique pp. 367-371

Pierre-Yves Daoust, Mike Hammill, Garry Stenson and Charles Caraguel

Rethinking postgraduate education for marine conservation pp. 372-375

Jeff A. Langholz and Adina Abeles

From reductionism to systems thinking: How the shipping sector can address sulphur regulation and tackle climate change pp. 376-378

Paul Gilbert

A review of animal welfare implications of the Canadian commercial seal hunt – a response to critique of paper MP13 172 pp. 379-381

Andrew Butterworth and Mary Richardson

Volume 42, issue C, 2013

The changing face of global fisheries—The 1950s vs. the 2000s pp. 1-4

Reg A. Watson and Daniel Pauly

Alternatives to ITQs in equity–efficiency–effectiveness trade-offs: How the lay-up system spread effort in the BC halibut fishery pp. 5-13

Evelyn Pinkerton

Whale watching regulation compliance trends and the implications for management off Sydney, Australia pp. 14-19

Megan Kessler and Robert Harcourt

Public preferences regarding use and condition of the Baltic Sea—An international comparison informing marine policy pp. 20-30

Heini Ahtiainen, Janne Artell, Mikolaj Czajkowski, Berit Hasler, Linus Hasselström, Kari Hyytiäinen, Jürgen Meyerhoff, James C.R. Smart, Tore Söderqvist, Katrin Zimmer, Julia Khaleeva, Olga Rastrigina and Heidi Tuhkanen

Progress and promise in spatial human dimensions research for ecosystem-based ocean planning pp. 31-38

J. Zachary Koehn, Daniel R. Reineman and John N. Kittinger

Are outcomes matching policy commitments in Australian marine conservation planning? pp. 39-48

Lissa M. Barr and Hugh P. Possingham

Marine litter: Progress in developing an integrated policy approach in Scotland pp. 49-55

Emily Hastings and Tavis Potts

Identifying functional stakeholder clusters to maximise communication for the ecosystem approach to fisheries management pp. 56-67

Deirdre E. Duggan, Keith D. Farnsworth and Sarah B.M. Kraak

Elicited preferences for components of ocean health in the California Current pp. 68-73

Benjamin S. Halpern, Catherine Longo, Karen L. McLeod, Roger Cooke, Baruch Fischhoff, Jameal F. Samhouri and Courtney Scarborough

An empirical analysis of the economic value of ocean space associated with commercial fishing pp. 74-84

Di Jin, Porter Hoagland and Brooke Wikgren

The importance of common sense: How Norwegian coastal fishermen deal with occupational risk pp. 85-90

Trine Thorvaldsen

Data rescue and re-use: Recycling old information to address new policy concerns pp. 91-98

S.J. Hawkins, L.B. Firth, M. McHugh, E.S. Poloczanska, R.J.H. Herbert, M.T. Burrows, M.A. Kendall, P.J. Moore, R.C. Thompson, S.R. Jenkins, D.W. Sims, M.J. Genner and N. Mieszkowska

Applying the large marine ecosystem (LME) governance framework in the Wider Caribbean Region pp. 99-110

Lucia Fanning, Robin Mahon and Patrick McConney

Marine economy: A proposal for its definition in the European Union pp. 111-124

Juan Surís-Regueiro, M. Dolores Garza-Gil and Manuel M. Varela-Lafuente

What is an endangered species worth? Threshold costs for protecting imperilled fishes in Canada pp. 125-132

Jessica A. Schultz, Emily S. Darling and Isabelle M. Côté

Resolving environmental issues in the southern Brazilian artisanal penaeid-trawl fishery through adaptive co-management pp. 133-141

Catarina N.S. Silva, Matt K. Broadhurst, Rodrigo P. Medeiros and José H. Dias

Challenges in cross-sectoral marine protection in Europe pp. 142-149

Markus Salomon and Miriam Dross

Marine informational governance, a conceptual framework pp. 150-156

Ellen Hoefnagel, Birgit de Vos and Erik Buisman

The development of world oceans & coasts and concepts of sustainability pp. 157-165

T.A. Stojanovic and C.J.Q. Farmer

Community-based management of near-shore fisheries in Vanuatu: What works? pp. 167-176

Marc Léopold, Jennifer Beckensteiner, Jeremie Kaltavara, Jason Raubani and Sophie Caillon

Politics, people and polar bears pp. 178-179

E.C.M. Parsons and L.A. Cornick

A restricted fishing area as a tool for fisheries management: Example of the Capbreton canyon, southern Bay of Biscay pp. 180-189

F. Sanchez, G. Morandeau, N. Bru and M. Lissardy

A spatial typology for the sea: A contribution from the Baltic pp. 190-197

Holger Janßen, Sue Kidd and Torunn Kvinge

A primer for the Environmental Impact Assessment of mining at seafloor massive sulfide deposits pp. 198-209

Patrick Colman Collins, Peter Croot, Jens Carlsson, Ana Colaço, Anthony Grehan, Kiseong Hyeong, Robert Kennedy, Christian Mohn, Samantha Smith, Hiroyuki Yamamoto and Ashley Rowden

Industry response to the 2003 set net restrictions for protection of Maui′s dolphin pp. 210-222

James Stewart and Peter Callagher

Casualties and loss of life in bulk carriers from 1980 to 2010 pp. 223-235

Stephen E. Roberts, Stephen J. Pettit and Peter B. Marlow

Consumptive versus non-consumptive use of sea turtles? Stakeholder perceptions about sustainable use in three communities near Cahuita National Park, Costa Rica pp. 236-244

Katharine A. Hart, Tim Gray and Selina M. Stead

Identifying fisheries dependent communities in EU coastal areas pp. 245-252

Fabrizio Natale, Natacha Carvalho, Michael Harrop, Jordi Guillen and Katia Frangoudes

Sustainable Livelihoods Approach in tropical coastal and marine social–ecological systems: A review pp. 253-258

Daniella Ferrol-Schulte, Matthias Wolff, Sebastian Ferse and Marion Glaser

Rights-based management in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean tuna fishery: Economic and environmental change under the Vessel Day Scheme pp. 259-267

Elizabeth Havice

Fish catch data: Less than what meets the eye pp. 268-269

David J. Agnew, Nicolas L. Gutiérrez and Doug S. Butterworth

He who hesitates is lost: Why conservation in the Mediterranean Sea is necessary and possible now pp. 270-279

Michelle E. Portman, Giuseppe Notarbartolo-di-Sciara, Tundi Agardy, Stelios Katsanevakis, Hugh P. Possingham and Giuseppe Di-Carlo

Brazilian environmental legislation as tool to conserve marine ornamental fish pp. 280-285

Flavia Duarte Ferraz Sampaio and Antonio Ostrensky

Technical change in fisheries pp. 286-292

Dale Squires and Niels Vestergaard

Has designating and protecting critical habitat had an impact on endangered North Atlantic right whale ship strike mortality? pp. 293-304

Kaitlyn A. Mullen, Michael L. Peterson and Sean K. Todd

Sport fisheries: Opportunities and challenges for diversifying coastal livelihoods in the Pacific pp. 305-314

Apanie L. Wood, James R.A. Butler, Marcus Sheaves and Jacob Wani

Whale interactions with Alaskan sablefish and Pacific halibut fisheries: Surveying fishermen perception, changing fishing practices and mitigation pp. 315-324

Megan J. Peterson and Courtney Carothers

The Portuguese maritime spatial plan pp. 325-333

H. Calado and J. Bentz