Marine Resource Economics -- Contents of Volume 16

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Volume 16, No. 1 Spring 2001

  

	Fishery Cooperatives as an Alternative to ITQs: Implications of the American Fisheries Act,  Scott C. Matulich, Murat Sever, and Fred Inaba, pp. 1-16.
	Fisheries Management and Market-oriented Value Adding (MOVA), Torbjorn Trondsen, pp. 17-37.
	Exploiting a Local Common: Egoistic vs. Altruistic Behaviour, Anders Skonhoft and Jan Tore Solstad, pp. 39-49.
	Alternative Cycling Strategies for Shrimp Farming in Arid Zones of Mexico: Dealing with Risk and Uncertainty, J. Antonio Martinez and J. Carlos Seijo, pp. 51-63.
	Perspectives: Quota Management in the Commercial Red Snapper Fishery, James R. Waters, pp. 65-78.
	Books Reviewed: The Promise and Peril of Environmental Justice. By Christopher H. Foreman, Jr. Reviewed by Gerald R. Visigilio, Connecticut College, pp. 79-81.

Volume 16, No. 2 Summer 2001

  

	Upstream Effects of Generic Advertising: The Case of Catfish, by Henry W. Kinnucan and Laxmi Paudel, pp. 83-107
	The Optimal Selection and Harvest of Multiple Cohorts, Stephan Schott, pp.109-126.
	Gatornomics: Profitable and Sustainable Use of Alligators in the Southeastern United States, Jerry Heykoop and Darren L. Frechette, pp. 127-142.
	Perspectives: Globalisation and the Sustainability of World Fisheries: A View from Latin America, by Andy Thorpe and Elizabeth Bennett, pp. 143-164.
	Comment: Comment: Marine Reserves – Will They Accomplish More with Management Costs? A Comment to Hannesson's (1998) Paper, Claire W. Armstrong and Siv Reithe, pp. 165-175.

Volume 16, No. 3 Fall 2001

  

	Willingness to Pay for a Saltwater Recreational Fishing License: A Comparison of Angler Groups,  John C. Whitehead, William B. Clifford, and Thomas J. Hoban.
	An Open-Access Model of Fisheries and Nutrient Enrichment in the Black Sea,  Duncan Knowler, Edward Barbier, and Ivar Strand.
	Rent Seeking and the Regulation of a Natural Resource,   Harald Bergland, Derek Clark, and Pal Pedersen.
	Patterns in the Relative Price for Different Sizes of Farmed Fish,  Frank Asche and Atle Guttormsen.
	Books Reviewed: The Economics of Tourism (Volumes I and II). Edited by Clem Tisdell. Reviewed by Timothy Tyrrell.

Volume 16, No. 4 Winter 2001

  

	Regional Economic Impacts of Reductions in Fisheries Production: A Supply-Driven Approach,  PingSun Leung and Sam Pooley.
	Rent-Seeking and Property Rights Formation in the U.S. Atlantic Sea Scallop Fishery,  Steven F. Edwards.
	Management of Fisheries in the EU: A Principal-Agent Analysis,   Frank Jensen and Niels Vestergaard.
	Fishing Skill in Developing Country Fisheries: The Kedah, Malaysia Trawl Fishery  K. Kuperan Viswanathan, Ishak Haji Omar, Yongil Jeon, James Kirkley, Dale Squires, and Indah Susilowati.
	Books Reviewed: Valuing Nature with Travel Cost Models: A Manual. By Frank Ward and Diana Beal.Reviewed by John Loomis.

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