Marine Policy

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Volume 41, issue C, 2013

Introduction: An empirical framework for deconstructing the realities of governing marine protected areas pp. 1-4

P.J.S. Jones, E.M. De Santo, W. Qiu and O. Vestergaard

Governing marine protected areas: Social–ecological resilience through institutional diversity pp. 5-13

P.J.S. Jones, W. Qiu and E.M. De Santo

Effective governance of a large and complex cross-jurisdictional marine protected area: Australia's Great Barrier Reef pp. 14-24

Jon C Day and Kirstin Dobbs

The Darwin Mounds special area of conservation: Implications for offshore marine governance pp. 25-32

Elizabeth M. De Santo

North East Kent European marine site: Overcoming barriers to conservation through community engagement pp. 33-40

Thomas Roberts and Peter J.S. Jones

The California Marine Life Protection Act: A balance of top down and bottom up governance in MPA planning pp. 41-49

Emily T. Saarman and Mark H. Carr

The Sanya Coral Reef National Marine Nature Reserve, China: A governance analysis pp. 50-56

Wanfei Qiu

Seaflower marine protected area: Governance for sustainable development pp. 57-64

Elizabeth Taylor, Mark Baine, Annette Killmer and Marion Howard

A governance analysis of the Galápagos Marine Reserve pp. 65-71

Peter J.S. Jones

Co-management approaches and incentives improve management effectiveness in the Karimunjawa National Park, Indonesia pp. 72-79

Stuart J. Campbell, Tasrif Kartawijaya, Irfan Yulianto, Rian Prasetia and Julian Clifton

Refocusing conservation through a cultural lens: Improving governance in the Wakatobi National Park, Indonesia pp. 80-86

Julian Clifton

Achieving MPA effectiveness through application of responsive governance incentives in the Tubbataha reefs pp. 87-94

Marivel Dygico, Angelique Songco, Alan T. White and Stuart J. Green

Fishers as advocates of marine protected areas: a case study from Galicia (NW Spain) pp. 95-102

Lucia Perez de Oliveira

Private ownership of underwater lands in Great South Bay, New York: A case study in degradation, restoration and protection pp. 103-109

Carl LoBue and Jay Udelhoven

Chumbe Island Coral Park—governance analysis pp. 110-117

Lina M. Nordlund, Ulrike Kloiber, Eleanor Carter and Sibylle Riedmiller

Governing wide coastal-marine protected territories: A governance analysis of the Baleia Franca Environmental Protection Area in South Brazil pp. 118-125

Heitor Schulz Macedo, Melissa Vivacqua, Helio Castro Lima Rodrigues and Leopoldo Cavaleri Gerhardinger

Unbalanced governance: The Cres-Lošinj special marine reserve, a missed conservation opportunity pp. 126-133

P. Mackelworth, D. Holcer and C.M. Fortuna

Volume 40, issue C, 2013

Marine conservation in remote small island settings: Factors influencing marine protected area establishment in the Azores pp. 1-9

Rita Costa Abecasis, Nancy Longnecker, Luisa Schmidt and Julian Clifton

Fishing effort control policies and ship stability: Analysis of a string of accidents in Spain in the period 2004–2007 pp. 10-17

Francisco Mata-Álvarez-Santullano and Antonio Souto-Iglesias

Effects of the fuel price crisis on the energy efficiency and the economic performance of the European Union fishing fleets pp. 18-24

Anna Cheilari, Jordi Guillen, Dimitrios Damalas and Thomas Barbas

Tropical shrimp trawling: Developing a management blueprint and adapting and implementing it in specific countries and fisheries pp. 25-33

Graeme Macfadyen, Richard Banks and Robin Davies

Fill the gap: Developing management strategies to control garbage pollution from fishing vessels pp. 34-40

Chung-Ling Chen and Ta-Kang Liu

From low- to high-value fisheries: Is it possible to quantify the trade-off between management cost, risk and catch? pp. 41-52

N.A. Dowling, C.M. Dichmont, W. Venables, A.D.M. Smith, D.C. Smith, D. Power and D. Galeano

From a traditionally open access fishery to modern restrictions: Portuguese anglers' perceptions about newly implemented recreational fishing regulations pp. 53-63

P. Veiga, C. Pita, L. Leite, J. Ribeiro, R.B. Ditton, J.M.S. Gonçalves and K. Erzini

Estimating MSY and MEY in multi-species and multi-fleet fisheries, consequences and limits: an application to the Bay of Biscay mixed fishery pp. 64-74

Jordi Guillen, Claire Macher, Mathieu Merzéréaud, Michel Bertignac, Spyros Fifas and Olivier Guyader

Trawl fisheries, catch shares and the protection of benthic marine ecosystems: Has ownership generated incentives for seafloor stewardship? pp. 75-83

Alison Rieser, Les Watling and John Guinotte

Strategies for promoting biodiesel use in marine vessels pp. 84-90

Cherng-Yuan Lin

Dysfunction by design: Consequences of limitations on transferability of catch shares in the Alaska pollock fishery pp. 91-99

Keith Criddle and James Strong

Suggestions for fixing top-down coastal fisheries management through participatory approaches pp. 100-110

P.F.M. Lopes, E.M. Rosa, S. Salyvonchyk, V. Nora and A. Begossi

Flexibility in maritime assets and pooling strategies: A viable response todisaster pp. 111-116

Joan P. Mileski and Jared Honeycutt

Subsidies in the jumbo squid fishery in the Gulf of California,Mexico pp. 117-123

Mauricio Ramírez-Rodríguez and Luis César Almendárez-Hernández

Moving beyond catch in allocation approaches for internationally shared fish stocks pp. 124-136

Megan Bailey, Gakushi Ishimura, Richard Paisley and Ussif Sumaila

Valuing improvements to coastal waters using choice experiments: An application to revisions of the EU Bathing Waters Directive pp. 137-144

Stephen Hynes, Dugald Tinch and Nick Hanley

Spatial substitution strategies of recreational fishers in response to zoning changes in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park pp. 145-153

Débora M. De Freitas, Stephen G. Sutton, James M. Moloney, Elodie J.I. Lédée and Renae C. Tobin

Securing ocean benefits for society in the face of climate change pp. 154-159

M. Ruckelshaus, S.C. Doney, H.M. Galindo, J.P. Barry, F. Chan, J.E. Duffy, C.A. English, S.D. Gaines, J.M. Grebmeier, A.B. Hollowed, N. Knowlton, J. Polovina, N.N. Rabalais, W.J. Sydeman and L.D. Talley

Transferable quotas, efficiency and crew ownership in Whalsay, Shetland pp. 160-166

Emma Cardwell and Robert Gear

Values, images, and principles: What they represent and how they may improve fisheries governance pp. 167-175

Andrew M. Song, Ratana Chuenpagdee and Svein Jentoft

Communicating environmental information to the stakeholders in coastal and marine policy-making: Case studies from Nova Scotia and the Gulf of Maine/Bay of Fundy region pp. 176-186

Suzuette S. Soomai, Bertrum H. MacDonald and Peter G. Wells

Chinese fisheries enforcement: Environmental and strategic implications pp. 187-193

Lyle J. Goldstein

Global catches, exploitation rates, and rebuilding options for sharks pp. 194-204

Boris Worm, Brendal Davis, Lisa Kettemer, Christine A. Ward-Paige, Demian Chapman, Michael R. Heithaus, Steven T. Kessel and Samuel H. Gruber

Volume 39, issue C, 2013

A conceptual process-based reference model for collaboratively managing recreational scuba diving in Kenting National Park pp. 1-10

Kuo-Cheng Ku and Tsen-Chien Chen

Setting the stage for marine spatial planning: Ecological and social data collation and analyses in Canada's Pacific waters pp. 11-20

Natalie C. Ban, Karin M. Bodtker, David Nicolson, Carolyn K. Robb, Krista Royle and Charlie Short

The role of law in shark-based eco-tourism: Lessons from Australia pp. 21-28

Erika J. Techera and Natalie Klein

Moving beyond a top-down fisheries management approach in the northwestern Mediterranean: Some lessons from the Philippines pp. 29-42

Hazel O. Arceo, Bertrand Cazalet, Porfirio M. Aliño, Luisa Mangialajo and Patrice Francour

Rebuilding EU fish stocks and fisheries, a process under way? pp. 43-52

M. Cardinale, H. Dörner, A. Abella, Jesper Andersen, J. Casey, R. Döring, E. Kirkegaard, A. Motova, J. Anderson, E.J. Simmonds and C. Stransky

Rio+20 and the reform of the Common Fisheries Policy in Europe pp. 53-55

Rainer Froese and Martin Quaas

Women and fisheries: Contribution to food security and local economies pp. 56-63

Sarah Harper, Dirk Zeller, Melissa Hauzer, Daniel Pauly and Ussif Sumaila

Monitoring, control and surveillance of protected areas and specially managed areas in the marine domain pp. 64-71

Denzil G.M. Miller, Natasha M. Slicer and Quentin Hanich

Pathways of integrated coastal management from national policy to local implementation: Enabling climate change adaptation pp. 72-86

L. Celliers, S. Rosendo, I. Coetzee and G. Daniels

Human rights and neo-liberalism in small-scale fisheries: Conjoined priorities and processes pp. 87-93

Kenneth Ruddle and Anthony Davis

Mariculture: A global analysis of production trends since 1950 pp. 94-100

Brooke Campbell and Daniel Pauly

Scientists’ prioritization of global coastal research questions pp. 101-111

Murray Rudd and Ricky N. Lawton

Using conservation as a tool to resolve conflict: Establishing the Piran–Savudrija international Marine Peace Park pp. 112-119

Peter Mackelworth, Draško Holcer and Bojan Lazar

From behind the Great Wall: The development of statistics on the marine economy in China pp. 120-127

Wei Ling Song, Guang Shun He and Alistair McIlgorm

Co-management and adaptive co-management: Two modes of governance in a Honduran marine protected area pp. 128-134

Natalie K. Bown, Tim S. Gray and Selina M. Stead

Middlemen, informal trading and its linkages with IUU fishing activities in the port of Progreso, Mexico pp. 135-143

Carmen Pedroza

Whether to employ trade controls or fisheries management to conserve precious corals (Coralliidae) in the Northern Pacific Ocean pp. 144-153

Shui-Kai Chang, Ya-Ching Yang and Nozomu Iwasaki

The economic importance of the Icelandic fisheries cluster—Understanding the role of fisheries in a small economy pp. 154-161

Thor Sigfusson, Ragnar Arnason and Karyn Morrissey

Managing the offshore and coastal fisheries in Taiwan to achieve sustainable development using policy indicators pp. 162-171

Wen-Hong Liu

A bio-economic analysis of harvest control rules for the Northeast Arctic cod fishery pp. 172-181

Anne Maria Eikeset, Andries P. Richter, Dorothy J. Dankel, Erin S. Dunlop, Mikko Heino, Ulf Dieckmann and Nils Chr. Stenseth

The emerging policy landscape for marine spatial planning in Europe pp. 182-190

Wanfei Qiu and Peter J.S. Jones

Coastal biodiversity management in Japanese satoumi pp. 191-200

Joannès Berque and Osamu Matsuda

The five offshore drilling rig markets pp. 201-214

Mark J. Kaiser and Brian Snyder

Evaluating marine protected areas for managing marine resource conflict in Hawaii pp. 215-223

Todd C. Stevenson and Brian N. Tissot

The impact of climate change on prawn postlarvae fishing in coastal Bangladesh: Socioeconomic and ecological perspectives pp. 224-233

Nesar Ahmed, Anna Occhipinti-Ambrogi and James F. Muir

Marine protected areas: Re-thinking their inception pp. 234-240

Ratana Chuenpagdee, Jose J. Pascual-Fernández, Emese Szeliánszky, Juan Luis Alegret, Julia Fraga and Svein Jentoft

Crisis sentinel indicators: Averting a potential meltdown in the Coral Triangle pp. 241-247

Reniel Cabral, Annabelle Cruz-Trinidad, Rollan Geronimo, Lydia Napitupulu, Paul Lokani, Delvene Boso, Christine Marie Casal, Nurulhuda Ahmad Fatan and Porfirio Aliño

Impacts of the Moreton Bay Marine Park rezoning on commercial fishermen pp. 248-256

Casper van de Geer, Morena Mills, Vanessa M. Adams, Robert L. Pressey and Daryl McPhee

Norwegian–Russian cooperation on oil-spill response in the Barents Sea pp. 257-264

Are Kristoffer Sydnes and Maria Sydnes

Sea use management using a hybrid operational model: Taiwan’s experience pp. 265-272

Tzay-An Shiau

Rising to the integration ambitions of Marine Spatial Planning: Reflections from the Irish Sea pp. 273-282

Sue Kidd

Extent and implications of IUU catch in Mexico's marine fisheries pp. 283-288

Andrés M. Cisneros-Montemayor, Miguel A. Cisneros-Mata, Sarah Harper and Daniel Pauly

Marine conservation science and governance in North–West Europe: Conservation planning and international law and policy pp. 289-295

Kristian Metcalfe, Thomas Roberts, Robert J. Smith and Stuart R. Harrop

Strategic environmental assessment opportunities and risks for Arctic offshore energy planning and development pp. 296-302

Bram Noble, Skye Ketilson, Alec Aitken and Greg Poelzer

Assessing the effects of moving to maximum economic yield effort level in the western rock lobster fishery of Western Australia pp. 303-313

Chris Reid, Nick Caputi, Simon de Lestang and Peter Stephenson

Swimming with whales in Tonga: Sustainable use or threatening process? pp. 314-316

Megan Kessler, Robert Harcourt and Gillian Heller

Illegal shark fishing in the Galápagos Marine Reserve pp. 317-321

Lindsey A. Carr, Adrian C. Stier, Katharina Fietz, Ignacio Montero, Austin J. Gallagher and John F. Bruno

Scalar reorganisation of marine governance in Europe? The implementation of the marine strategy framework directive in Spain, Portugal and Germany pp. 322-332

Andreas Thiel

Stability of cooperative management of the Pacific sardine fishery under climate variability pp. 333-340

Gakushi Ishimura, Samuel Herrick and Ussif Sumaila

Effective practice in marine spatial planning: A participatory evaluation of experience in Southern England pp. 341-348

Stephen Fletcher, Emma McKinley, Kenneth C. Buchan, Ness Smith and Karen McHugh

Marine monitoring in the European Union: How to fulfill the requirements for the marine strategy framework directive in an efficient and integrated way pp. 349-351

Nikolaos Zampoukas, Henna Piha, Emanuele Bigagli, Nicolas Hoepffner, Georg Hanke and Ana Cristina Cardoso

Benefits and opportunity costs of Australia's Coral Sea marine protected area: A precautionary tale pp. 352-360

Colin Hunt

Management hurdles for sustainable harvesting of Corallium rubrum pp. 361-364

Georgios Tsounis, Sergio Rossi, Lorenzo Bramanti and Giovanni Santangelo