OCEAN  YEARBOOK Call for Papers

The Ocean Yearbook is a peer-reviewed annual compendium of leading-edge articles, reports, reviews, documents, and reference materials devoted to issues relating to the world's coasts and oceans. Academics, practitioners and students in ocean development, coastal Zone management, law of the sea, ocean and foreign policy, and strategic studies around the world have found the Ocean Yearbook an invaluable tool for research. The articles, dealing with topics such as sustainable development, marine environmental protection, military and strategic studies, international relations, ocean development, fisheries issues, marine and foreign policy, international law, and coastal zone management, are written by experts located across the globe. They provide a unique range of perspectives and case study experiences on contemporary ocean-related issues. The Ocean Yearbook saves its readers hours of valuable research time by presenting key international documents and an annually updated global directory of ocean-related organizations in a single volume. Its articles are well written and carefully documented to allow readers to learn from specialists without having to decipher field-specific jargon.

Call for Papers
The editors of Ocean Yearbook invite submissions for Volumes 17 and 18.
Think-pieces, survey and research papers on one or more of the following topics will be considered for publication:

Please forward proposed articles or inquiries to The Assistant Editor, Ocean Yearbook, Dalhousie University Law School, 6061 University Avenue, Halifax, Nova Scotia, CANADA B3H 4H9. Tel: 1 902 494-3495. Fax: 1 902 494-1316.
E-mail: ocean.yearbook@dal.ca

OCEAN  YEARBOOK 14     
The latest addition to the series

Edited by
Elisabeth Mann Borgese, International Ocean Institute
Aldo Chircop, Dalhousie University
Moira McConnell, Dalhousie University and World Maritime University
Joseph R.Morgan, University of Hawaii

Contents

Issues and Prospects
The Oceanic Circle, Elisabeth Mann Borgese
Is There an “Economics of Oceans?” Kenneth Button
The Law of the Sea Related Cases Pending Before the International Court of Justice, Barbara Kwiatkowska

Living Resources
The Comanagement Paradigm: Examining Criteria for Meaningful Public Involvement in Sustainable Marine Resource Management, Lucia M.Fanning
International Fisheries and Sustainability: Dealing with Uncertainty, Rosemary Rayfuse and Martijn Wilders
Toward Political Ecologies of Scale: Conceptualizing Community-Based Coastal and Fisheries Comanagement on the West Coast of South Africa, Richard Hasler
The Status and Management of Subsistence Fisheries in the South Pacific, Leon P.Zann and Veikila C.Vuki
The Small-Scale Fishery of Bangladesh: Saga of the Silent Journey toward “Tragedy of the Commons,” Apurba Krishna Deb

Non-Living Resources
Royalty Relief Act Spurs Oil and Gas Exploration in Deep Waters of the Gulf of Mexico: United States Ratifies Maritime Boundary Treaty with Mexico, John Alton Duff

Transportation and Communications
Ship Routing Systems in International Straits, Steve B.Kempton
The Internationalization of Spanish Shipping, Carlos Pérez-Labajos, Beatriz Blanco, and Rafael Mazas

Environment and Coastal Management
Integrating the Management of Freshwater Basins, Coastal Areas,and Oceans through the Global Environment Facility, Mohamed T. El-Ashry, Alfred M.Duda, and Song Li
Integrated Coastal Zone Management in Atlantic Canada: Looking Toward the Third Millennium, Peter J. Ricketts

Security and Military Activities
International Drug Trafficking and the Law of the Sea: Outstanding Issues and Bilateral Responses with Emphasis on U.S.-Caribbean Agreements, Laleta Davis-Mattis
Diplomacy and Boundary-making in the Southeastern Aegean Sea, Andre Gerolymatos
Oceanguard: The Need, the Possibility, and the Concept, Gwyn Prints

Regional Developments
The Black Sea: An Environmental and Ecological Profile, Frank J. Gable
The Southern Ocean: A Global View, Denzil G. M. Miller

Appendices
A. Reports from Organizations
　　Regional Research and Management Developments in the Black Sea
　　UNEP Input to the Secretary General's Report to the 53rd Session of the UNGA on the Implementation of UNCLOS, in Particular Part XII
　　Report on the Center for International Environmental Law
　　Report of the Netherlands Institute for the Law of the Sea
　　Report of the Maritime Institute of Malaysia
　　Report on the Fridtjof Nansen Institute
　　Report on the International Labour Organization (ILO): Recent Maritime Activities
　　Centre de Droit Maritime et Océanique (CDMO): Report of Activities for the Period 1996-97
　　Report from the Marine Policy Center of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
　　Report of the Centre for Maritime Policy
　　Report on the Centre for Marine Studies
　　North Pacific Marine Science Organization (PICES): Report of Activities for 1996

B. Selected Documents and Proceedings
　　Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of Watercourses: Report of the Sixth Committee Convening as the Working Group of the Whole
　　1996 Protocol to the Convention on the Prevention of Marine Pollution By Dumping of Wastes and Other Matter, 1972, and Resolutions Adopted by the Special Meeting
　　The Hazardous and Noxious Substances Convention (adopted 3 May 1996)
　　Law of the Sea: Report of the Secretary-General to the United Nations, 20 October 1997
　　Programme for the Further Implementation of Agenda 21, 1 July 1997: Adopted by the Special Session of the General Assembly 23-27 June 1997
　　The Beijing Declaration on the Oceans
　　Directory of Ocean-Related Institutions
　　Cumulative Index (Ocean Yearbook vols. 1-10) compiled by William Laurence

Contributors
Index
ISBN: 0-226-06617-7          1,000 pages (est.)      $77.00      2000

 OCEAN YEARBOOK 15
   The latest addition to the series

Edited by
Elisabeth Mann Borgese, International Ocean Institute
Aldo Chircop, Dalhousie University
Moira McConnell, Dalhousie University and World Maritime University

Contents

Issues and Prospects
The Crisis of Knowledge, Elisabeth Mann Borgese
Swords into Timeshares: An International Marine Park in the Spratly Islands? Noel Ludwig
Knowledge and Sustainability of the Oceanic Ecosystem: Differing North-South Perspectives, Krishan Saigal
The Age of Reckoning, Jerzy A. Wojciechowski

Living Resources
Fisheries Disputes in Latin America, Roberto de Andrade
Essential Fish Habitat Implementation: Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, Russell J. Bellmer
International Trade, Sustainable Development and Fisheries: Conflict or Compatibility? Carolyn Deere
Problems and Legal Rules Regarding Fishing with Drift-nets, with Particular reference to European Community Law, Javier Eceizabarrena Sáenz
Nem tudo que cai na rede é peixe: An Environmental Education Initiative to Reduce Mortality of Marine Turtles Caught in Artisanal Fishing nets in Brazil, Maria Â. Marcovaldi, Berenice G. Gallo, Eduardo H.S.M. Lima, and Matthew H. Godfrey

Transportation and Communication
Globalization and the Seafarer, Alastair Couper and Christopher Walsh
World Shipping: A Global Industry in Transition, Edgar Gold, Q. C.

Environment and Coastal Management
The Negative Human Impact on the Coastal Environment in Ecuador: An Attempt for Sustainable Coastal Resource Management, Achim Englehardt
Optimal Development Setbacks for the US Coastal Zone, Frank J. Gable and Steve F. Edwards
Mangroves and Global Climate Change, Peter J. Hogarth
Islanders, Oceans and Coastal Environment Problems: An Approach Towards the Third Millennium, Russell Howorth
Institutional Arrangements and Capacity Building for Integrated Coastal Zone Management in the Gambia, Fafa Sanyang

Security Activities
Controlling Access in the Absence of a Central Government: The Somali Dilemma, Todd Jennings
Regional Governance, Human Security and Zones of Peace, Ramon Lopez-Reyes

Regional Developments
Defining Archipelagic Studies, Jay L. Batongbacal
Recent Changes in the Black Sea Ecosystem, Alexandru S. Bologa
Ocean Governance and the Polar Regions: Geopolitics, Law and Sustainability, Sanjay Chaturvedi
Developing an Australian Oceans Policy, Marcus Haward

Appendices
A. Reports
Report of the International Ocean Institute, 1998-1999

B. Selected Documents and Proceedings
Oceans and the Law of the Sea: Results of the Review by the Commission on Sustainable Development of the Sectoral Theme of “Oceans and Seas”: Report of the Secretary-General Fifty-fourth Session, 30 September, 1999
Oceans and the Law of the Sea: Report of the Secretary-General, Fifty-third Session, 5 October, 1998
Oceans and the Law of the Sea: Report of the Secretary-General, Fifty-second Session, 20 October, 1997
United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: Report of the Ninth Meeting of States Parties, New York, 19-28 May, 1999
United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: Report of the Eighth Meeting of States Parties, New York, 18-22 May, 1998
United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: Report of the Seventh Meeting of States Parties, New York, 19-23 May, 1997
United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: Report of the Sixth Meeting of States Parties, New York, 10-17 March, 1997
Commission on Sustainable Development: Seventh Session, 19-30 April 1999: Oceans and Seas, Report of the Secretary-General
United Nations Environment Programme, Institute of Marine Sciences, Zanzibar and GEF.Our Waters, Our Peoples: Strategic Action Programme for the Marine and Coastal Environment of the Western Indian Ocean Region (Kieran Kelleher)
FAO Fisheries Department, Contribution of the Committee on Fisheries to Global Fisheries Governance, 1977-1997 (Judith Swan and Benedict Satia)
Pacem in Maribus XXVI: The Halifax Declaration on the Ocean, 1998

C. Directory of Ocean-related Institutions

Contributors
Index

ISBN:0-226-06618-5        650 p.(est.)     $77.00     2001

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