Marine Policy

Historic wreck in international waters: conflict or consensus? - treasure salvors, Inc v. The unidentified wrecked and abandoned sailing vessel, Etc., Atosha
pp. 1-10(10)
Authors: Fletcher-Tomenius P.; Forrest C.

Compliance in the Barents Sea fisheries. How fishermen account for conformity with rules - the case of the Barents Sea
pp. 11-19(9)
Author: Honneland G.

Public resources for private mariculture: Northeastern United States, Atlantic Canada and Scotland after NAFTA and GATT - research expenditures and producer subsidies in agriculture
pp. 21-32(12)
Authors: Jarvinen D.; Magnusson G.

Taiwan's distant water tuna fisheries
pp. 33-43(11)
Authors: Haward M.; Bergin A.

Neo-classical economics, institutional economics and improved fisheries management - transaction costs and the solution of collective action problems
pp. 45-51(7)
Author: van der Burg T.

The community: a missing link of fisheries management - civic traditions in modern Italy
pp. 53-60(8)
Author: Jentoft S.

Conflict resolution in coastal waters: the case of personal watercraft - a case for co-management
pp. 61-67(7)
Authors: Burger J.; Leonard J.

Institutional criteria for co-management - values, principles and definitions
pp. 69-77(9)
Author: Noble B.F.

Recent developments at the National Maritime Museum, UK, and their potential for capacity building
pp. 79-81(3)
Author: Potts J.S.