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BULLETIN OF MARINE SCIENCE
vol. 78, no. 3, pp. 407-721 (2006).
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SYMPOSIUM THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY: iNTEGRATING
MARINE AND HUMAN ECOLOGY INTO FISHERIES MANAGEMENT,
THE 2004 WILLIAM R. AND LENORE MOTE INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM
November 9–11, 2004, Sarasota, Florida, USA
Preface, pp. 407-408
FELICIA C. COLEMAN, ANA M. PARMA, AND JOSEPH TRAVIS
William R. and Lenore Mote Eminent and Visiting Scholars (2003), p. 409
The good, the bad, and the ugly: learning from experience to achieve sustainable fisheries, pp. 411-427
RAY HILBORN, ANDRÉ PUNT, AND JOSÉ ORENSANZ
Every which way but up: the sad story of Atlantic groundfish, featuring Northern cod and North Sea cod,
pp. 429-465
JAKE C. RICE
New Zealand's cost-recovery regime for fisheries research services: an industry perspective, pp. 467-485
KEVIN STOKES, NICI GIBBS, AND DAN HOLLAND
Fisheries success and failure: the case of the Bristol Bay salmon fishery, pp. 487-498
RAY HILBORN
The Chilean TURF system: how is it performing in the case of the loco fishery?, pp. 499-527
JOSÉ GONZÁLEZ, W OLFGANG STOTZ, JORGE GARRIDO, J. M. (LOBO) ORENSANZ, ANA M. PARMA, CARLOS
TAPIA, AND ALEJANDRO ZULETA
Why fisheries management fails: treating symptoms rather than the cause, pp. 529-546
JAMES E. W ILEN
Will structural reform fix fishery management? Commission policy recommendations and the U.S.
regional fishery mangement council system, pp. 547-562
SUSAN HANNA
Property rights in fisheries, pp. 563-573
SARAH G. NEWKIRK
The good, the bad, or the ugly? Advantages and challenges of Japanese coastal fisheries management,
pp. 575-591
SATSUKI TAKAHASHI, BONNIE J. MCCAY, AND OSAMU BABA
Evaluating tuna management in the eastern Pacific ocean, pp. 593-606
MARK N. MAUNDER AND SHELTON J. HARLEY
Is the American lobster, Homarus americanus, overfished? A review of overfishing with an ecologically
based perspective, pp. 607-632
ROBERT S. STENECK
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Building sustainable fisheries in Florida's coral reef ecosystem: positive signs in the Dry Tortugas, pp.
633-654
JERALD S. AULT, STEVEN G. SMITH, JAMES A. BOHNSACK, JIANGANG LUO, DOUGLAS E. HARPER, AND DAVID B.
MCCLELLAN
Pacific rockifsh management: are we circling the wagons around the wrong paradigm, pp. 655-667
STEVEN A. BERKELEY
Discards and revenues in multispecies groundfish trawl fisheries managed by trip limits on the U.S. West
Coast and by ITQs in British Columbia, pp. 669-689
TREVOR A. BRANCH
Frameworks for managing marine resources in Australia through ecossytem aproaches: do they fit
together and are they useful?, pp. 691-704
W. J. FLETCHER
Examining the screenplay: public spending and private earning in American fisheries, pp. 705-709
LUCY FLYNN
Index, pp. 709-721