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Volume 19, Number 3, 2004

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Unfinished Business: Deep-Sea Fisheries and the Conservation of Marine Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction Editors' Introduction
pp. 209-222(14)
Authors: Kristina M. Gjerde; David Freestone

Unregulated Deep-Sea Fisheries: A Need for a Multi-Level Approach
pp. 223-246(24)
Author: E.J. Molenaar

Managing Deep-sea Fisheries: Some Threshold Questions
pp. 247-258(12)
Authors: David A. Balton; Dorothy C. Zbicz

Deep-Sea Fisheries of the High Seas: The Management Impasse
pp. 259-287(29)
Author: Lee A. Kimball

Global Governance of Deep-Sea Fisheries
pp. 289-298(10)
Author: Moritaka Hayashi

Improving International Governance in the Deep Sea
pp. 299-316(18)
Author: Michael W. Lodge

Managing Antarctic Marine Living Resources: The CCAMLR Approach
pp. 317-363(47)
Authors: Denzil G.M. Miller; Eugene N. Sabourenkov; David C. Ramm

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