Marine Policy

Editorial Board
pp. CO2-CO2(1)

Civil liability for oil pollution damage: examining the evolving scope for environmental compensation in the international regime
pp. 1-12(12)
Author: Mason M.

A fuzzy set theory approach to flagging out: towards a new Chinese shipping policy
pp. 13-22(10)
Authors: Haralambides H.E.; Yang J.

Privatizing tendencies: fishing communities and tourism in Korea
pp. 23-29(7)
Author: Cheong S.-M.

Spain's North Atlantic swordfish fishery
pp. 31-37(7)
Authors: Garza-Gil M.D.; Varela-Lafuente M.M.; Iglesias-Malvido C.

Small Caribbean (CARICOM) states get involved in management of shared large pelagic species
pp. 39-46(8)
Authors: Singh-Renton S.; Mahon R.; McConney P.

How to involve stakeholders in fisheries management-a country case study in Trinidad and Tobago
pp. 47-58(12)
Author: Soma K.

Technology and management of bottomfish fisheries in Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
pp. 59-67(9)
Authors: Gunatilake H.M.; Leung P.S.

Insularity of scientific disciplines and uncertainty about supply: the two keys to the failure of fisheries management
pp. 69-73(5)
Author: Pontecorvo G.

From Mare Liberum to Mare Reservarum
pp. 75-78(4)
Authors: Russ G.R.; Zeller D.C.

Economic globalisation impacts on Pacific marine resources
pp. 79-85(7)
Author: Hunt C.

Mobility of tropical tunas and the implications for fisheries management
pp. 87-95(9)
Authors: Sibert J.; Hampton J.