Marine Policy

Editorial Board and aims and scope
pp. CO2-CO2(1)

Index to Volume 26 (2202)
pp. I-II(2)

Management systems in the EU fisheries
pp. 403-413(11)
Authors: Iglesias-Malvido C.; Garza-Gil D.; Varela-Lafuente M.

Objectives of fisheries management: case studies from the UK, France, Spain and Denmark
pp. 415-428(14)
Authors: Mardle S.; Pascoe S.; Boncoeur J.; Gallic B.L.; Garca-Hoyo J.J.; Herrero I.; Jimenez-Toribio R.; Cortes C.; Padilla N.; Nielsen J.R.; Mathiesen C.

Korea's fisheries industry and government financial transfers
pp. 429-435(7)
Authors: MyongSop P.; MoonBae J.

Casualties in dry bulk shipping (1963-1996)
pp. 437-450(14)
Authors: Roberts S.E.; Marlow P.B.

Economic benefit of the protection program for the Steller sea lion
pp. 451-458(8)
Authors: Giraud K.; Turcin B.; Loomis J.; Cooper J.

Private property and public interest in fisheries management: the Tasmanian rock lobster fishery
pp. 459-469(11)
Authors: Phillips G.; Kriwoken L.; Hay P.

Renewable energy from the ocean
pp. 471-479(9)
Authors: Pelc R.; Fujita R.M.

Industry participation in stock assessment: the New Zealand SNA1 snapper (Pagrus auratus) fishery
pp. 481-492(12)
Authors: Maunder M.N.; Starr P.J.