Marine Policy

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

A binary choice severance selection model for the removal of offshore structures in the Gulf of Mexico
pp. 97-115(19)
Authors: Kaiser M.J.; Pulsipher A.G.

Precaution, ICES and the common fisheries policy: a study of regime interplay
pp. 117-126(10)
Authors: Stokke O.S.; Coffey C.

A vicious circle? The dynamics of rule-making in Norwegian fisheries
pp. 127-135(9)
Authors: Jentoft S.; Mikalsen K.H.

Institutions in fisheries: what they are, what they do, and how they change
pp. 137-149(13)
Author: Jentoft S.

Fisheries co-management-an institutional innovation? Lessons from South East Asia and Southern Africa
pp. 151-160(10)
Authors: Nielsen J.R.; Degnbol P.; Viswanathan K.K.; Ahmed M.; Hara M.; Abdullah N.M.R.

Directions for productivity measurement in fisheries
pp. 161-169(9)
Authors: Felthoven R.G.; Paul C.J.M.

(Not so) ''Smart regulation''? Canadian shellfish aquaculture policy and the evolution of instrument choice for industrial development
pp. 171-184(14)
Authors: Howlett M.; Rayner J.

New factors in ocean governance. From economic to security-based boundaries
pp. 185-188(4)
Authors: Suarez de Vivero J.L.; Rodriguez Mateos J.C.