Marine Policy

Editorial board amd aims and scope
pp. CO2-CO2(1)

Cooperatives in US fisheries: realizing the potential of the fishermen's collective marketing act
pp. 357-366(10)
Authors: Kitts A.W.; Edwards S.F.

Validity of Malaysia's baselines and territorial sea claim in the northern Malacca Strait
pp. 367-373(7)
Author: Valencia M.J.

Fishing the last frontier-controversies in the regulations of shrimp trawling in the high Arctic
pp. 375-388(14)
Author: Standal D.

Prospects for co-management in Indonesia's marine protected areas
pp. 389-395(7)
Author: Clifton J.

Limits to participation? On the history, structure and reform of Norwegian fisheries management
pp. 397-407(11)
Authors: Mikalsen K.H.; Jentoft S.

Important factors influencing rule compliance in fisheries lessons from Denmark
pp. 409-416(8)
Authors: Raakjaer Nielsen J.; Mathiesen C.

Aboriginal fisheries policy in Atlantic Canada
pp. 417-424(8)
Author: McGaw R.

An analytical framework for studying: compliance and legitimacy in fisheries management
pp. 425-432(8)
Author: Raakjaer Nielsen J.

Co-operating in fisheries management: trials and tribulations in Scotland
pp. 433-439(7)
Author: Noble T.

Swimming upstream: institutional dimensions of asymmetrical problems in two salmon management regimes
pp. 441-448(8)
Author: Ebbin S.A.