Ocean and Coastal Law Journal: Volume 7, No. 1 (2001)
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- Symposium: You Win Some, You Lose Some: The Costs and Benefits of Litigation in Fishery Management
- Editor's Foreword
Kevin M. Fitzgerald - He Said, She Said: The Effects of Litigation on Stakeholders
Dr. Bonnie McCay - More than Meets the Eye: The Transaction Costs of Litigation
Dr. Susan Hanna - The Years 'After the Fall': Litigation and Groundfish Recovery in New England
Peter Shelley - Carrots and Sticks: How Litigation Can Promote Negotiation and Other Settlement Solutions
Thane Tienson - The View from Ground Zero: Government as Defendant, Courts as Fishery Managers
Mariam McCall - Thirty Years Before the Mast: Watching the Evolution of Environmental Advocacy in Fishery Management
Brad Warren - Where the Rubber Meets the Road: Stakeholders and the Take Reduction Teams of the Marine Mammal Protection Act
Suzanne Iudicello - Panel Discussion
- Article
- The Protection of Sunken Warships as Gravesites at Sea
Jason R. Harris - Comment
- A Whale's Tale: Efforts to Save the Cook Inlet, Alaska Beluga Whale
Sara Edmonds - Case Notes
- United States v. Royal Caribbean Cruises, LTD.: Use of Federal "False Statements Act" to Extend Jurisdiction over Polluting Incidents into Territorial Seas of Foreign States
Shaun Gehan - Bower v. Evans: The Court's Efforts to Protect Dolphins in the Eastern Tropical Pacific Ocean
Sarah H. McCready - Recent Developments in Ocean and Coastal Law 2001
