RECENT ARTICLES IN MARINE LEGAL AFFAIRS

 

2004, No. 4

 

Compiled by Andrea G. Coffman

Librarian

 

Ocean and Coastal Law Center Collection

John E. Jaqua Law Library

University of Oregon

Eugene, OR 97403-1221

 

http://oceanlaw.uoregon.edu/library/articles/art.html

 

 

Allen, Craig H.  “Introduction: The Osceola after 100 Years: Its Meaning and Effect on Maritime Personal Injury Law in the United States.”  34 Rutgers Law Journal 605-635 (2003).

Allen, Frank C., Jr.  “Legal Compliance in Maritime Operations: Charting Your Course through Stormy Waters—2003 and Beyond.”  77 Tulane Law Review 1141-1156 (2003).

Bailliet, Cecilia.  “The Tampa Case and Its Impact on Burden Sharing at Sea.”  25 Human Rights Quarterly 741-774 (2003).

Bergstrom, John C.; Dorfman, Jeffrey H.; and Loomis, John B.  “Estuary Management and Recreational Fishing Benefits.”  32 Coastal Management 417-432 (2004).

Bonner, Patrick.  “Insurance and Liability Issues Relating to an Oil Spill Caused by Terrorism.”  77 Tulane Law Review 1157-1181 (2003).

Brisman, Avi.  Comment.  “A Less Tragic Commons? Using Harvester and Processor Quotas to Address Crab Overfishing.”  26 Seattle University Law Review 929-977 (2003).

Cargill, Coral Leigh.  “Regulation and Approval of Drugs and Pesticides Used in Canadian Salmon Culture.”  32 Coastal Management 331-339 (2004).

Cheston, Edward M.  Comment.  “An Overview and Analysis of the Consistency Requirement under the Coastal Zone Management Act.”  10 University of Baltimore Journal of Environmental Law 135-155 (2003).

Christensen, Kevin J.  “Of Comity: Aerospatiale as Lex Maritima.”  2 Loyola Maritime Law Journal 1-43 (2003).

Clyne, Robert G.  “Terrorism and Port/Cargo Security: Developments and Implications for Marine Cargo Recoveries.”  77 Tulane Law Review 1183-1222 (2003).

Contois, Robert M., Jr.  “Ethical Considerations: Independent Professional Judgment, Candid Advice, and Reference to Nonlegal Considerations.”  77 Tulane Law Review 1223-1233 (2003).

Craig, Matthew T.; Fodrie, F. Joel; and Hastings, Philip A. “The Nearshore Fish Assemblage of the Scripps Coastal Reserve, San Diego, California.” 32 Coastal Management 341-351 (2004).

Davis, K. L. F.; Russ, G. R.; Williamson, D. H.; and Evans, R. D.  “Surveillance and Poaching on Inshore Reefs of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.”  32 Coastal Management 373-387 (2004).

Dickstein, Carla; Branscom, Diane; Piotti, John; and Sheehan, Elizabeth.  “Sustainable Development in Practice: A Case Study Analysis of Coastal Enterprises, Inc.’s Experience.  12 Journal of Affordable Housing & Community Development Law 411-446 (2003).

Dirhamsyah.  “Regional Policies and Regulations for Coral Reef Management: Case Studies on Riau Archipelago, Selayar and Biak Numfor Districts, Indonesia.”  Maritime Studies 7-20 (No. 136, May/June 2004).

Doherty, Brendan P.; and Guruli, Erin L.  “Maritime Quantum Study.”  2 Loyola Maritime Law Journal 127-133 (2003).

Doremus, Holly; and Tarlock, A. Dan.  “Fish, Farms, and the Clash of Cultures in the Klamath Basin.”  30 Ecology Law Quarterly 279-350 (2003).

Eadie, Edward N.  “Relevance of International Criminal Law to Piracy in Asian Waters.”  Maritime Studies 21-33 (No. 136, May/June 2004).

Engerrand, Kenneth G.  “The Fleet Rule for Seaman Status: The Peril of Perils.”  2 Loyola Maritime Law Journal 92-126 (2003).

Firestone, Jeremy; and Barber, Robert.  “Fish As Pollutants: Limitations of Crosscurrents in Law, Science, Management, and Policy.”  78 Washington Law Review 693-756 (2003).

Flaaten, Ola; and Heen, Knut.  “Fishing Vessel Profitability and Local Economic Link Obligations--the Case of Norwegian Trawlers.”  28 Marine Policy 451-457 (2004).

Frakes, Jennifer.  Comment.  “The Common Heritage of Mankind Principle and the Deep Seabed, Outer Space, and Antarctica: Will Developed and Developing Nations Reach a Compromise?”  21 Wisconsin International Law Journal 409-434 (2003).

Friedell, Steven F.  “A Lump of Coal: Behind the Scenes of The Osceola.”  34 Rutgers Law Journal 637-661 (2003).

Fumero, John J.  “Florida Water Law and Environmental Water Supply for Everglades Restoration.”  18 Journal of Land Use & Environmental Law 379-389 (2003).

Galligan, Thomas C., Jr.  “The Dreadful Remnants of The Osceola’s Fourth Point.”  34 Rutgers Law Journal 729-763 (2003).

Gardner, Royal C.  “Rehabilitating Nature: A Comparative Review of Legal Mechanisms That Encourage Wetland Restoration Efforts.”  52 Catholic University Law Review 573-620 (2003).

Goldfarb, Deirdre.  Comment.  “NEPA: Application in the Territorial Seas, the Exclusive Economic Zone, the Global Commons, and Beyond.”  32 Southwestern University Law Review 735-760 (2003).

Goldstein, Joel K.  “The Osceola and the Transformation of Maritime Personal Injury Law: Some Propositions about the Case and Its Propositions.”  34 Rutgers Law Journal 663-727 (2003).

Gruendel, Robert J.; and Crain, Angelique M.  “The Maritime Contract and Admiralty Jurisdiction: Recent Developments Help Clarify an Inherently Confused Landscape.”  77 Tulane Law Review 1235-1263 (2003).

Harty, Christopher.  “Planning Strategies for Mangrove and Saltmarsh Changes in Southeast Australia.”  32 Coastal Management 405-415 (2004).

Hassan, S. M. Daud.  Comment.  “Land-Based Sources of Marine Pollution Control in Bangladesh: A Legal Analysis.”  7 Asia Pacific Journal of Environmental Law 69-88 (2002).

Hennecke, Werner G.; Greve, Catharina A.; Cowell, Peter J.; and Thom, Bruce G.  “GIS-Based Coastal Behavior Modeling and Simulation of Potential Land and Property Loss: Implications of Sea-Level Rise at Collaroy/Narrabeen Beach, Sydney (Australia).”  32 Coastal Management 449-470 (2004).

Hirst, Bill; and Robertson, David.  “Geographic Information Systems, Charts and UNCLOS—Can They Live Together?”  Maritime Studies 1-6 (No. 136, May/June 2004).

Huff, Julia LeMense.  “Using the Tools We Have: An Integrated Approach to Protect the Sea of Okhotsk.”  20 Pace Environmental Law Review 693-729 (2003).

Hyvättinen, Heli; and Hildén, Mikael.  “Environmental Policies and Marine Engines—Effects on the Development and Adoption of Innovations.”  28 Marine Policy 491-502 (2004).

Jensen, David D.  Note.  “Navigating the Straits of Settlement and Insolvency: A Reconciliation of Joint and Several Liability and Proportionate Settlement under the Maritime Law.”  60 Washington and Lee Law Review 623-673 (2003).

Kaiser, Mark J.; and Mesyanzhinov, Dmitry V.  “A Note on Idle Oil and Gas Platforms (Idle Iron) in the Gulf of Mexico.”  35 Ocean Development & International Law 365-377 (2004).

Kaiser, Mark J.; and Pulsipher, Allan G.  “The Potential Value of Improved Ocean Observation Systems in the Gulf of Mexico.”  28 Marine Policy 469-489 (2004).

Kalikoski, Daniela C.; and Satterfield, Theresa (Terre). “On Crafting a Fisheries Co-management Arrangement in the Estuary of Patos Lagoon (Brazil): Opportunities and Challenges Faced through Implementation.” 28 Marine Policy 503-522 (2004).

Kawabe, Midori.  “The Evolution of Citizen Coastal Conservation Activities in Japan.”  32 Coastal Management 389-404 (2004).

Kratochvil, Thomas M.  Comment.  “The Hypothetical Treatment of a Wrongful Death Claim in the Demise of an Oil Service Company Worker Aboard a Drilling Vessel on the United States Outer Continental Shelf.”  48 Loyola Law Review 755-794 (2002).

Kriesel, Warren; Keeler, Andrew; and Landry, Craig.  “Financing Beach Improvements: Comparing Two Approaches on the Georgia Coast.”  32 Coastal Management 433-447 (2004).

Krucheck, Beth L.  Note.  “Extending Wetlands Protection under the Ramsar Treaty’s Wise Use Obligation.”  20 Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law 409-442 (2003).

McBeath, Jerry.  “Management of the Commons for Biodiversity: Lessons from the North Pacific.”  28 Marine Policy 523-539 (2004).

Millan, Stanley A.; and Veters, Patrick J.  “Deck the Hulls with OSHA.”  2 Loyola Maritime Law Journal 44-73 (2003).

Millan, Stanley A.; and Veters, Patrick J.  “Uninspected Vessel OSHA Self-Inspection Check Lists.”  2 Loyola Maritime Law Journal 74-91 (2003).

Mongeau, Deborah.  “Public Beach Access: An Annotated Bibliography.”  95 Law Library Journal 515-537 (2003).

Morgera, Elisa.  “Whale Sanctuaries: An Evolving Concept within the International Whaling Commission.”  35 Ocean Development & International Law 319-338 (2004).

Nichols, Lindsay J.  Comment.  “The NMFS’s National Standard Guidelines: Why Judicial Deference May Be Inevitable.”  (United States v. Mead Corp., 533 U.S. 218, 2001).  91 California Law Review 1375-1416 (2003).

Parrish, Robert B.  “Preemption, Remedies, and Criminal Liability: Environmental Issues and the Ramifications of Huron Portland Cement Co. v. City of Detroit.”  77 Tulane Law Review 1265-1293 (2003).

Peoples, Lori H.  Recent Development.  “A Call for Uniform Regulation of Intentional Introductions of Non-indigenous Species: The Suminoe Oyster.”  81 North Carolina Law Review 2433-2450 (2003).

Perez-Labajos, Carlos; and Blanco, Beatriz.  “Competitive Policies for Commercial Sea Ports in the EU.”  28 Marine Policy 553-556 (2004).

Perron, Brian J.  “Just Another Goldfish down the Toilet? The Fate of Pacific Salmon after Alsea Valley and the De Facto Rescission of the 4(d) Rule.”  33 Environmental Law 547-594 (2003).

Pierce, Richard J., Jr.  “What Is a Navigable Water? Canoes Count but Kayaks Do Not.”  53 Syracuse Law Review 1067-1092 (2003).

Ramangkura, Varamon.  “Thai Shrimp, Sea Turtles, Mangrove Forests and the WTO: Innovative Environmental Protection under the International Trade Regime.”  15 Georgetown International Environmental Law Review 677-708 (2003).

Randall, Jeffrey K.  “Improving Compliance in U.S. Federal Fisheries: An Enforcement Agency Perspective.”  35 Ocean Development & International Law 287-317 (2004).

Randall, Martin M.  Student Article.  “Coastal Development Run Amuck: A Policy of Retreat May Be the Only Hope.”  18 Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation 145-185 (2003).

Rigby, Geoff.  “Ballast Water Treatment Technology: Choosing the Best Options.”  Maritime Studies 22-30 (No. 135, Mar./Apr. 2004).

Rogan, Peter.  “Insuring the Risk of Terrorist Damage and Other Hostile Deliberate Damage to Property Involved in the Marine Adventure: An English Law Perspective.”  77 Tulane Law Review 1295-1331 (2003).

Rogers, Robert L., III.  Note.  “Turning River Water into Gold: Why Oyster Harvesters Should Not Be Permitted to Cash in on Changes in Salinity Caused by the Caernarvon Water Diversion Project.”  22 Virginia Environmental Law Journal 53-80 (2003).

Romero, Bridget.  Casenote.  “Is There a Need to Regulate Mussel Harvesting? The Ninth Circuit Declares No Pollution, No Problem!” (Association to Protect Hammersley, Eld, and Totten Inlets v. Taylor Resources, Inc., 299 F.3d 1007, 9th Cir. 2002).  10 Missouri Environmental Law and Policy Review 158-178 (2003).

Sanger, Ladd; and Brandt, Vickie S.  “Flying and Crashing on the Wings of Fortuosity: The Case for Applying Admiralty Jurisdiction to Aviation Accidents over Navigable Waters.”  68 Journal of Air Law and Commerce 283-338 (2003).

Schoenbaum, Thomas J.; and Langston, Jessica C.  “An All Hands Evolution: Port Security in the Wake of September 11th.”  77 Tulane Law Review 1333-1370 (2003).

Seideman, Ryan M.; and Susman, Catherine D.  “Wetlands Conservation in Louisiana: Voluntary Incentives and Other Alternatives.”  17 Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation 441-495 (2002).

Serey, Ren.  “House Bill 301: Atlantic Coastal Bays Protection Act of 2002.”  10 University of Baltimore Journal of Environmental Law 61-64 (2002).

Sletto, Lynn S.  Comment.  “Piecemeal Legislative Proposals: An Inappropriate Approach to Managing Offshore Oil Drilling.”  33 Golden Gate University Law Review 557-588 (2003).

Song, Yann-huei.  “An Overview of Regional Responses in the Asia-Pacific to the PSI.”  Maritime Studies 1-21 (No. 135, Mar./Apr. 2004).

Spolidoro, Laurina M.  Note.  “Area Contingency Plans: Is the Coastal Zone Management Act on a Collision Course with Unfettered Oil Spill Response?”  27 William and Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review 755-793 (2003).

Staring, Graydon S.  “Insurance and Reinsurance of Marine Interests in the New Age of Terrorism.”  77 Tulane Law Review 1371-1905 (2003).

Stevenson, Douglas B.  “The Burden That 9/11 Imposed on Seafarers.”  77 Tulane Law Review 1407-1428 (2003).
 

Sullivan, Jennifer A.  Comment.  “Laying out an ‘Unwelcome Mat’ to Public Beach Access.”  18 Journal of Land Use & Environmental Law 331-354 (2003).

Suman, Daniel.  “Can You Eat a Mangrove? Balancing Conservation and Development in the Management of Mangrove Ecosystems in Cuba.” 16 Tulane Environmental Law Journal 619-652 (2003).

 

“Sustainable Coastal Tourism in Cuba: Roles of Environmental Assessments, Certification Programs, and Protection Fees.”  (Contributions by Kenyon C. Lindeman, James T. B. Tripp, Daniel J. Whittle, Azur Moulaert-Quiros, and Emma Stewart).  16 Tulane Environmental Law Journal 591-618 (2003).

 

Thornton, Sean R.  “An Optimal Model for Reforming COGSA in the United States: Australia’s COGSA Compromise.”  29 Transportation Law Journal 43-62 (2001).

Treby, Emma J.; and Clark, Michael J.  “Refining a Practical Approach to Participatory Decision Making: An Example from Coastal Zone Management.”  32 Coastal Management 353-372 (2004).

Tsuru, Yasuko.  “Rethinking the Principle of Abstention: The North Pacific and Beyond.”  28 Marine Policy 541-552 (2004).

Walker, George K.; and Noyes, John E.  “Definitions for the 1982 Law of the Sea Convention—Part II.”  33 California Western International Law Journal 191-324 (2003).

Whittle, Daniel J.; Lindeman, Kenyon C.; and Tripp, James T. B.  “International Tourism and Protection of Cuba’s Coastal and Marine Environments.”  16 Tulane Environmental Law Journal 533-589 (2003).

Wiber, Melanie; Berkes, Fikret; Charles, Anthony; and Kearney, John.  “Participatory Research Supporting Community-Based Fishery Management.” 28 Marine Policy 459-468 (2004).

Wolf, Shannon Renton.  Note.  “Making Waves: Circumventing Domestic Law on the High Seas.”  14 Hastings Women’s Law Journal 109-131 (2003).

Zou Keyuan.  “China’s Governance over Offshore Oil and Gas Development and Management.”  35 Ocean Development & International Law 339-364 (2004).