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●No.9 December 20, 2000
 
  • Coastline Preservation and Sand Management
    • Masahiko ISOBE
      Professor, The University of Tokyo
      Graduate School of Frontier Sciences Institute of Environmental Studies
  • The Southern Blue Fin Tuna Hot Debate Continues
    • Takeaki HORI
      Visiting Professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies
  • Inland Sea Fishing and the Design of Systems to Manage Common Entry
    • Shigeki TAKAYA
      KOBE University, Graduate School of Law, Fisheries Coordinate office Fisheries Agency Government of Japan
●No.8 December 5, 2000
 
  • Planes are for People, Commodities and Spirit Go By Ship
    - It is Time for Us to Have Government Supported Ships -
    • Masayuki FUKUOKA
      Professor, Faculty of Law, Hakuoh University
  • Compensation for Fishing Rights Expiry and Its Divergence from Reality
    • Shin KISUGI
      Professor, International Graduate School of Social Sciences, Yokohama National University
  • The Accountability of the Holders of Information Necessary to Study the Relationship Between the Oceans, Fish and Mankind
    • Koichi ISHIZUKA
      Fisheries Agency, Resources and Environment Research Division
●No.7 November 20, 2000
 
  • A Dialogue “Ryoma and Otohime” (The Samurai and The Sea Goddess)
    • Toshitsugu SAKOU
      Professor, School of Marine Science and Technology, Tokai University
  • Emerging New Philosophy on the International Law of the Sea
    • Tsutomu FUSE
      Professor of International Law, Yokohama City University
  • Oceans and Ships Bringing Up Young People
    • Yoshinori MIHARA
      Professor, Oshima National College of Maritime Technology
●No.6 November 5, 2000
 
  • The Coral Crisis
    • Hiroyuki ISHI
      Professor, Graduate School of Frontier Science, Dept. of Environmental Science
      The University of Tokyo
  • Why Are Our Picturesque Coastlines Disappearing? - The Prospects for Resolving Problems Occurring in Our Coastal Zones -
    • Takaaki UDA
      Public Works Research Institute, Ministry of Construction
  • Initiatives for the Oceanic Trilemma - The Clue to Merging Ocean Governance and Security Issues -
    • Kazumine AKIMOTO
      Rear Admiral, JMSDF Retired
      Representative The Akimoto Institute
●No.5 October 20, 2000
 
  • Global Warming and the Circulation in the Sea of Japan
    • Jong-Hwan YOON
      Professor, Dynamics Simulation Research Center
      Research Institute for Applied Mechanics, Kyushu University
  • Why The Whaling Issues So Important Now
    • Joji MORISHITA
      Far Seas Fisheries Division, Fisheries Agency
  • The Focus Desired in the Fishing Industry of the Future
    • Keiji WASHIO
      Advisor, Hayashizaki Fisheries Cooperative Association
●No.4 October 5, 2000
 
  • An Integrated Response to Ocean Issues
    • Tadao KURIBAYASHI
      Professor, Dean, Faculty of Law, Keio University
  • Looking Toward a National Consensus on the Utilization of Coastal Resources - A Proposal for Integrated Coastal Zone Management -
    • Norihisa YOKOUCHI
      Professor, College of Science & Technology, Department of Oceanic Architecture & Engineering, Nihon University
  • The Increased Promotion of Our Remote Islands that are the Source of Our 200 Nautical Mile Waters
    • Shoichi MIYAZAWA
      Mayor of Ogasawara Islands (governed by the Tokyo Municipal Government)
●No.3 September 20, 2000
 
  • Expectations towards the Formulation of a Ocean Grand Plan including an EEZ Vision
    • Hisaaki MAEDA
      Professor, Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo
  • The State of "Indivisuality" Research to Protect the Coastal Environment
    • Satoko SEINO
      Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo
  • "Your Town's Trash is Contaminating the Ocean" - We need white papers on ocean trash -
    • Azusa KOJIMA
      Japan Environmental Action Network
●No.2 September 5, 2003
 
  • The changing colors of the Pacific Ocean
    • Shuuhei KONNO
      Professor, Faculty of Economics, Osaka Sangyo University
  • A Suggestion for the Transition to a Recycle - Based Society Dependent on Deep - Sea Water Resources
    • Masayuki TAKAHASHI
      Professor, Department of Systems Sciences, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo
  • "Taking the People to the Oceans" - Realizing our country's first fully-fledged Maritime University -
    • Toshio SHIGEKAWA
      Representative of the Ship Lovers Society, Kaiji Konwa Kai in Japan
●No.1 August 20, 2000
 
  • An Opinion of the Japan Federation of Economic Organizations "The Grand Plan of Our Oceans for the 21st Century" - The formation of an ocean development network for our country's 200-mile zone -
    • Hironobu HASHIGUCHI
      Managing Director, Senior General Manager of Technology Group, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
      Chairman, Marine Development Board, Integration Department, Japan Federation of Economic Organizations
  • The Promotion of an Environment that Builds an 'Ocean Sense'
    • Takashi HAMADA
      Professor, The Open University of Japan
      Chairman, Japan Science Association
  • The Urgent Need for a Comprehensive Approach to Ocean Issues
    • Hiroshi TERASHIMA
      Exective Director, The Nippon Foundation
●No.0 July 20, 2000
 
  • Why Is an Ocean Policy Think Tank Required Now?
    • Yohei Sasakawa
      President, The Nippon Foundation
  • To Everyone Involved with the Ocean from the Newsletter Editorial Committee
    • Chief Editors:
      Shin Kisugi
      Professor, International Graduate School of Social Sciences, Yokohama National University
      Hiroyuki Nakahara
      Managing Director, Research Institute for Ocean Economics
  • Aiming at Man's Coexistence with the Ocean
    • Yoshio Kon
      President, Ship & Ocean Foundation
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