Making Ocean Policy The Politics Of Government Organization And Management

Part One: History 1. The History of the United States Ocean Policy Program Part Two: Advocacy 2. The Major United States Federal Government Marine Organization Proposals 3. National Organization for Ocean Management: Centralization vs Functionalization Part Three: Analysis 4. Organizing for Marine Policy: Some Views From Organization Theory 5. An Ecology of Governments: Coastal Zone Management in a Federal System 6. The Decision-Making Process and the Formulation of Marine Policies 7. Muddling-Through, Modeling-Through, Comprehensive-Integrating, and Unitary-Rational-Actor Policy-Making Processes 8. Multi-Attribute Utility Measurement for Coastal Zone Decision-Making 9. The Value of the Ocean to the United States: Historical Antecedents and Preliminary Measurements 10. Local Government Diversity and Federal Grant Programs: Design and Modification of the Coastal Energy Impact Program 11. Seaports as Public Enterprises: Some Policy Implications 12. Toward a Positive Model of Fishery Management Decision-Making Part Four: Studying Ocean Policy 13. The Prospects for Marine Policy Research 14. Providing Direction to the National Ocean Policy Research Effort