Ocean & Coastal Management

Most requested articles April 2004 - March 2005

1.	Ray Hilborn, Kevin Stokes, Jean-Jacques Maguire et al. When can marine reserves improve fisheries management? Ocean & Coastal Management, 47 (2004) 197-205
2.	Dulcie M. Linton and George F. Warner Biological indicators in the Caribbean coastal zone and their role in integrated coastal management Ocean & Coastal Management, 46 (2003) 261-276
3.	V. S. Avila Foucat Community-based ecotourism management moving towards sustainability, in Ventanilla, Oaxaca, Mexico Ocean & Coastal Management, 45 (2002) 511-529
4.	C. Michael Hall Trends in ocean and coastal tourism: the end of the last frontier? Ocean & Coastal Management, 44 (2001) 601-618
5.	Robert E. Bowen and Cory Riley Socio-economic indicators and integrated coastal management Ocean & Coastal Management, 46 (2003) 299-312
6.	Tim Stojanovic, Rhoda C Ballinger and Chandra S Lalwani Successful integrated coastal management: measuring it with research and contributing to wise practice Ocean & Coastal Management, 47 (2004) 273-298
7.	Michael Luck Education on marine mammal tours as agent for conservation--but do tourists want to be educated? Ocean & Coastal Management, 46 (2003) 943-956
8.	Ligia Noronha Coastal management policy: observations from an Indian case Ocean & Coastal Management, 47 (2004) 63-77
9.	Braxton C. Davis Regional planning in the US coastal zone: a comparative analysis of 15 special area plans Ocean & Coastal Management, 47 (2004) 79-94
10.	P. R. A. Tagliani, H. Landazuri, E. G. Reis, C. R. Tagliani, M. L. Asmus and A. Sanchez-Arcilla Integrated coastal zone management in the Patos Lagoon estuary: perspectives in context of developing country*1 Ocean & Coastal Management, 46 (2003) 807-822
11.	Fredrik Moberg and Patrik Ronnback Ecosystem services of the tropical seascape: interactions, substitutions and restoration Ocean & Coastal Management, 46 (2003) 27-46
12.	Md. Shahidul Islam Perspectives of the coastal and marine fisheries of the Bay of Bengal, Bangladesh Ocean & Coastal Management, 46 (2003) 763-796
13.	Charles N. Ehler Indicators to measure governance performance in integrated coastal management Ocean & Coastal Management, 46 (2003) 335-345
14.	David W. Carter Protected areas in marine resource management: another look at the economics and research issues Ocean & Coastal Management, 46 (2003) 439-456
15.	Mazlin B. Mokhtar and Sarah Aziz Bt. A. Ghani Aziz Integrated coastal zone management using the ecosystems approach, some perspectives in Malaysia Ocean & Coastal Management, 46 (2003) 407-419
16.	B.H.Bela Hieronymus Buck, Gesche Krause and Harald Rosenthal Extensive open ocean aquaculture development within wind farms in Germany: the prospect of offshore co-management and legal constraints Ocean & Coastal Management, 47 (2004) 95-122
17.	Julianna Priskin Physical impacts of four-wheel drive related tourism and recreation in a semi-arid, natural coastal environment Ocean & Coastal Management, 46 (2003) 127-155
18.	David W. Souter and Olof Linden The health and future of coral reef systems Ocean & Coastal Management, 43 (2000) 657-688
19.	Terrie Klinger International ICZM: in search of successful outcomes Ocean & Coastal Management, 47 (2004) 195-196
20.	Helen T. Yap The case for restoration of tropical coastal ecosystems Ocean & Coastal Management, 43 (2000) 841-851
21.	Padma Lal Economic valuation of mangroves and decision-making in the Pacific Ocean & Coastal Management, 46 (2003) 823-844
22.	C. Kelly, G. A. Glegg and C. D. Speedie Management of marine wildlife disturbance Ocean & Coastal Management, 47 (2004) 1-19
23.	Stefano Belfiore The growth of integrated coastal management and the role of indicators in integrated coastal management: introduction to the special issue Ocean & Coastal Management, 46 (2003) 225-234
24.	S. Burak, E. Dog[caron]an and C. Gaziog[caron]lu Impact of urbanization and tourism on coastal environment Ocean & Coastal Management, 47 (2004) 515-527
25.	W. J. A. M. Douven, J. J. G. Buurman and W. Kiswara Spatial information for coastal zone management: the example of the Banten Bay seagrass ecosystem, Indonesia Ocean & Coastal Management, 46 (2003) 615-634