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The Exclusive Economic Zone-Considerations For Management With Special Reference To Developing Nations, John G. Catena
The Exclusive Economic Zone-Considerations For Management With Special Reference To Developing Nations, John G. Catena
Theses and Major Papers
Having successfully initiated and developed the legal aspects of the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) the challenge which now arises for the developing coastal nations is to implement an ocean management system to more fully realize the potential benefits of extended jurisdiction. This study discusses the needs and problems developing nations may encounter in developing such a management system and also considers the ways and means to meet these needs and overcome these problems. The study suggests that coastal nations should adopt an integrated three phased ocean policy process consisting of a (1) priority establishment phase (policy formulation) (2) strategic phase …
Balancing Conservation And Development In Maryland's Coastal Zone: A Program Evaluation, James G. Turek
Balancing Conservation And Development In Maryland's Coastal Zone: A Program Evaluation, James G. Turek
Theses and Major Papers
An evaluation of a federal regulatory program administered by the Baltimore District Corps of Engineers (COE), governing certain development activities in Maryland's coastal zone, was conducted to (1) identify cumulative development and wetland impact outcomes that occurred over a 5-year (1981-1985) period; and (2) assess a component of the decision-making process that resulted in these outcomes. This study focuses specifically on program coordination between the COE and the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) to evaluate how the process has been affected by (1) programmatic changes resultant of the Reagan Administration's regulatory reform; and (2) societal demands as indicated by changes …