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The Magnuson Fishery Conservation and Management Act: Retrospect and prospect

Auteur
various authors
Périodique/Collection
Tulane Environmental Law Journal | Vol. 9(2); 211 - 536; 326 p.
Date
1996
Source
IUCN (ID: ANA-059309)
Éditeur | Lieu de publication
Tulane University Law School | New Orleans, LA, USA
Langue
Anglais
Pays/Territoire
États-Unis d'Amérique
Sujet
Pêche
Mot clé
Pêche maritime Droits de propriété Institution ZEE-Zone Economique Exclusive Gestion et conservation des pêches
Résumé

Contents: 1. The New England fisheries crisis: What have we learned? 2. Property rights, conservation, and institutional authority: Implications of Magnuson Act reauthorisation for the mid-Atlantic region 3. The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council: Policy and management issues related to the potential 1996 amendments to the Magnuson Fisheries Conservation and Management Act 4. Issues surrounding the Gulf of Mexico red snapper fishery and the impact of the Magnuson Act reauthorisation 5. Fisheries management in the Caribbean: Concerns, solutions, and changing government regulations 6. A pacific coast perspective on policy and legal issues related to reauthorisation of the Magnuson Fisheries Conservation and Management Act 7. Magnuson Fishery Management and Conservation Act reauthorisation and fishery management needs in the North Pacific region 8. The Magnuson Act amendments and their impact on western pacific fisheries 9. Putting conservation into the fishery conservation and Management Act: The public interest in Magnuson reauthorisation 10. Towards more cooperative fisheries management: Updating state and federal jurisdictional issues 11. Predator MIS: A mechanism for ecosystemic management under the FCMA 12. Managing the Gulf shrimp fishery: Are individual quotas and other limited access mechanisms needed? 13. Logging without laws: The 1995 salvage logging rider radically changes policy and the rule of law in the forests 14. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 's recent environmental auditing policy and potential conflict with state-created environmental audit privilege laws