Publications and Working Papers

The faculty and professional staff at SMA are active in research and writing. Table 2 lists The Working Paper Series at SMA, which includes contributions from many of the faculty, staff and visiting scholars since January 2001. Most of these papers have been submitted to such refereed journals as Environmental Management, International Journal of Maritime Economics, Risk Analysis and Coastal Management. SMA houses the editorial offices of two academic publications:

Coastal Management is a peer-reviewed journal published by Taylor and Francis. The journal has had its editorial offices at SMA since 1976. Over the past year, Volume 31 was produced, containing a wide range of papers dealing with such topics as marine protected area economics, government capacity building, remote sensing and hazard planning. The student board of the journal publishes papers submitted by graduate students from academic institutions throughout the world. Professor Marc J. Hershman is editor-in-chief of the journal. Professors David Fluharty, Patrick Christie, Alyn Duxbury, Research Associate Beth Bryant, and SMA alumna Dr. Katherine Wellman are Associate Editors.

MPA News is published monthly and circulated in more than 80 countries throughout the world. MPA News reports on recent developments in the design and implementation of coastal and marine protected areas. Editorial offices are at SMA. John Davis, MMA 2001, is founder and editor of the newsletter. The board of the newsletter includes Professors David Fluharty and Patrick Christie. MPA News recently received a substantial grant from the David and Lucille Packard Foundation.

Date	SMA Working Paper No.	Author	Title/Summary	Paper's Destination
September 2003	2003-09	Patrick Christie	MPAs as biological successes and social failures in Southeast Asia. Proceedings of the Aquatic Protected Areas as Fishery Management Tools Symposium	Paper submitted for inclusion in peer-reviewed proceedings of MPA symposium of the American Fisheries Society.
April 2003	2003-08	Marc J. Hershman and Katie M. Chamberlin	Portcity Change and Growth: Examples from the Pacific Northwest of the US	Paper submitted to Korean Observer, 6/30/03.
April 2003	2003-07	Vlad M. Kaczynski	International Trade and Sustainability of Marine and Coastal Environments in the Pacific Rim: Strategic Implications for Korea: Collaborative Research Agenda of the University of Washington, Seattle and Inha University -Incheon, Korea	Paper submitted to Korean Observer, 6/15/03.
March 2003	2003-06	Daniel D. Huppert, Jessica Leahy, Kathleen Bell, and Rebecca Johnson	Parametric and Non-Parametric Estimates of WTP for Coho Salmon Enhancement in Oregon	Paper submitted to Ecological Economics, 2/5/03
March 2003	2003-05*	School of Marine Affairs, Silliman University Marine Laboratory	ICM Process Sustainability Reference Booklet [Integrated Coastal Management Sustainability Research Project] *Loan of Hard copy available, Room 113, Marine Studies Building.	Booklet prepared in part by Patrick Christie to be jointly published by Silliman University and the Coastal Resource Management Project (USAID)
February 2003	2003-04	Patrick Christie, Daisy Makapedua, and Ir. L.T.X. Lalamentik	Bio-Physical Impacts and Links to ICM Sustainability in Bunaken National Park, Indonesia [part of the Integrated Coastal Management Sustainability Research Project]	Paper submitted to Indonesian Journal of Coastal and Marine Resources
February 2003	2003-03	Patrick Christie, Alan T. White, Brian Stockwell, and Claro Renato Jadloc	Factors Influencing ICM Sustainability: Focus on Environmental Conditions in Two Locations in the Philippines [part of the Integrated Coastal Management Sustainability Research Project]	Paper submitted to Silliman Journal
February 2003	2003-02	School of Marine Affairs, Silliman University: Coastal Resource Management Project (USAID)	International Education Collaboration for Coastal Management [Final Project Report - December 2002]	Paper prepared by Patrick Christie for The Association Liaison Office for University Cooperation in Development
February 2003	2003-01	Patrick Christie et al.	A Social Science Research Agenda for Marine Protected Areas	Paper submitted to Fisheries, 1/9/03
September 2002	2002-05	Patrick Christie	A Social Science Research Agenda for Marine Protected Areas: A Remedy to Imbalance	Paper submitted to Science
September 2002	2002-04	Daniel Huppert	Parametric and Non-Parametric Estimates of WTP for Coho Salmon Enhancement in Oregon	Paper submitted to Ecological Economic Journal
July 2002	2002-03	Thomas M. Leschine	Challenges and Strategies for Information in the Management of Coastal Estuaries	Paper submitted to Estuaries
March 2002	2002-02	Vlad M. Kaczynski	US Marine Policy Towards the Third World	Paper prepared for the Presidential US Ocean Policy Commission
March 2002	2002-01	Vlad M. Kaczynski	US Ocean Policy Towards Russia	Paper prepared for the Presidential US Ocean Policy Commission
September 2001	2001-12	Kathleen Bell, Daniel Huppert and Rebecca Johnson	Willingness to Pay for Local Coho Salmon Enhancement in Coastal Communities	Paper submitted to Marine Resource Economics
October 2001	2001-11	Patrick Christie, Alan White and Evelyn Deguit	Starting Point or Solution? Community-Base Marine Protected Area in the Philippines	Paper submitted to Journal of Environmental Management
November 2001	2001-10	Douglas K. Fleming	Selected Pages from the History or U.S. Cargo Liner Service	Paper submitted to International Journal of Maritime Economics
August 2001	2001-09	Thomas M. Leschine	Oil Spill Science and the Social Amplification and Attenuation of Risk	Paper submitted to Oil Spill Science and Technology Bulletin, June 2001
August 2001	2001-08	Enrique G. Oracion	Filipino Women in Coastal Resources Management - The need for social recognition
August 2001	2001-07	Enrique G. Oracion	Constructing Ecotourism - The application of the tourism system model in the Philippine context
August 2001	2001-06	Dr. Pilsoo Jung	Korean Maritime Transportation: 21st Century Obstacles and Options	Paper presented at Seattle International Workshop May 24, 2001. Submitted to International Journal of Maritime Economics.
June 2001	2001-05	Edward L. Miles	Global Climate Change and Marine Policy: Planning for Impacts, Adaptation, and Vulnerability	Presented to the SEAPOL TM -Regional Conference on Ocean Governance and Sustainable Development, Bangkok, March 21-23, 2001.
April 2001	2001-4	Thomas Leschine	Technocratic vs. Community Conceptions of Risk: A Procedural Evaluation of the Columbia River Comprehensive Impact Assessment	Paper submitted to Risk Analysis
April 2001	2001-3	Arild Underdal and Edward Miles	Explaining Regime Effectiveness: Combining "Soft" and "Hard" Methodological Approaches	Paper prepared for International Studies Association 2001 Convention, Chicago, IL. February 21-24
April 2001	2001-2	Vlad Kaczynski	Integrative Analysis of Human Impacts on Oceans and Coasts in the Asia-Pacific	Paper to be submitted to Marine Policy Journal UK
Feb. 2001	2001-1	Mark B. Orams	Humpback Whales in Tonga: An Economic Resource for Tourism	Paper submitted to the Coastal Management Journal

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