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ment in the flsherlee sector: Conflict or compatibility (C. Deere)? Problems and legal rules regarding fishing with drift-nets, with particular reference to European Community law (J.E. SBenz). Nem tudq que cni na rede C peCe: An environmental education initiative to reduce mortality of marine turtles caught in artisanal fishing nets in Brazil (M.A. Marcovaldi, B.G. Gallo, E.H.S.M. Lima, M.H. Godfrey). I&msportation and communication. Globalization and the seafarer (A. Couper and C. Walsh). World shipping: A global industry in transition (E. Gold). Environment and coastal management. Human impacts on the coastal environment in Ecuador: Regional development as a strategy for sustainable coastal resource management (A. Englehardt). Optimal development setbacks for the U.S. coastal zone (F.J. Gable and S.F. Edwards). Mangroves and global climate change (P.J. Hogarth). Islanders, oceans, and coastal environment problems: An approach toward the third millennium (R. Howorth). Institutional arrangements and capacity building for integrated coastal zone management in The Gambia (F. Sanyang). Security activities. Controlling access in the absence of a central government: The Somali dilemma (T. Jennings). Regional governance, human security, and zones of peace (R. Lopez-Reyes). Regional developments. Archipelagic studies: Charting new waters (J.L. Batongbacal). Recent changes in the black sea ecosystem (AS. Bologa). Ocean governance and the polar regions: Geopolitics, law and sustainability (S. Chaturvedi). Developing an Australian oceans policy (M. Haward). Appendices. A. Annual report of the International Ocean Institute. 1. Report of the International Ocean Institute, 1998-1999. B. Selected documents and proceedings. 1. Oceans and the law of the sea: Report of the Secretary-General, 30 September 1999. 2. Oceans and the law of the sea: Report of the Secretary-General, 5 October 1998. 3. Oceans and the law of the sea: Report of the Secretary-General, 29 October 1997. 4. United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: Report of the Ninth Meeting of States Parties, New York, 19-28 May 1999. 4. United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: Report of the Eighth Meeting of States Parties, New York, 18-22 May 1998. 4. United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: Report of the Seventh Meeting of States Parties, New York, 19-23 May 1997. 4. United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: Report of the Sixth Meeting of States Parties, New York, LO-14 March 1997. 8. Commission on sustainable development: Seventh session, 19-30 April 1999: Oceans and seas, Report of the Secretary-General. 9. Our waters, our peoples: Strategic Action Programme for the Marine and Coastal Environment of the Western Indian Ocean Region. 10. Contribution of the committee on fisheries to Global Fisheries Governance, 1977-1997. 11. The Halifax Declaration on The Ocean. C. Directory of ocean-related organizations. ,Contributors. Index. Words without Meaning. By Christopher Gauker. The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. (2993). 299 pages. $25. Contents: Preface. The issue. 1. The received view. 2. Mental representation. 3. Elements of an alternative. Pragmatics. 4. Domain of discourse. 5. Presupposition. 6. Implicature. Semantics. 7. Quantification. 8. Conditionals. 9. Truth. Beliefs. 10. The communicative conception, 11. Explanation and prediction. 12. Semantics and ontology. Afterword. References. Index. The MIT Guide to Science and Enaineerina Communication. Second Edition. By James G. Paradis and Muriel L. Zimmerman. The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. (2992). 324 pages. $29.95. Contents: Preface to the second edition. Acknowledgments. Part I. 1. Writing and work:, 2. Collaborative writing. 3. Your audience and aims. 4. Organizing and drafting documents. 5. Revising for organization and style. 6. Developing graphics. 7. Design of page and screen. 8. Searching the literature. 9. Documenting sources. Part II. 10. Memos, letters, and electronic mail. 11. Proposals. 12. Progress reports. 13. Reports. i4. Journal articles. 15. Oral presentations. 16. Instructions, procedures, and computer documentation. 17. Electronic documents. 18. CVs, t&um& and job correspondence. A brief handbook of style and usage. References. Index. Frontiers in He&h Policu Research. Volume 5. Edited by Alan M. (2992). 166 pages. $25. Contents: Acknowledgments. Introduction (A.M. Garber). 1. CMS payments Medicare managed care (J. Cawley, M. Chernew and C. McLaughlin). utilization and outcomes (F.R. Lichtenberg). 3. Effects of competition among high- and low-cost admissions: Evidence from California, 1983 credits, the distribution of subsidized health insurance premiums, and D. Song). 5. Hospital ownership conversions: Defining the appropriate
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necessary to support HMO participation in 2. The effects of Medicare on health care under prospective payment on hospital costs and 1993 (D. Meltser and J. Chung). 4. Tax the uninsured (M.V. Pauly, B. Herring and public oversight role (F.A. Sloan).
The Coanitive Animal: Empirical and Theoretical Persvcctives on Animal Counition. Edited by Marc Bekoff, Colin Allen and Gordon M. Burghardt.The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. (2992). 482 pages. $38. Contents: Introduction. I. The diversity of cognition. 1. The inner life of earthworms: Darwin’s argument and its implications (E. Crist). 2. Crotalomorphism: A metaphor for understanding anthropomorphlsm (J. Rivae and G.M. Burghardt). 3. The cognitive defender: How ground squirrels assess their predators (D.H. Owings). 4. Jumping spider tricksters: Deceit, predation, and cognition (S. Wilcox and R. Jackson). 5. The undulate mind (J.A. ,Byers). 6. Can honey bees create cognitive maps (J.L. Gould)? 7. Raven consciousness (B. Heinrich). 8. Animal minds, human minds (E. Saidel). 9. Comparative developmental evolutionary psychology and cognitive ethology:
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ment in the flsherlee sector: Conflict or compatibility (C. Deere)? Problems and legal rules regarding fishing with drift-nets, with particular reference to European Community law (J.E. SBenz). Nem tudq que cni na rede C peCe: An environmental education initiative to reduce mortality of marine turtles caught in artisanal fishing nets in Brazil (M.A. Marcovaldi, B.G. Gallo, E.H.S.M. Lima, M.H. Godfrey). I&msportation and communication. Globalization and the seafarer (A. Couper and C. Walsh). World shipping: A global industry in transition (E. Gold). Environment and coastal management. Human impacts on the coastal environment in Ecuador: Regional development as a strategy for sustainable coastal resource management (A. Englehardt). Optimal development setbacks for the U.S. coastal zone (F.J. Gable and S.F. Edwards). Mangroves and global climate change (P.J. Hogarth). Islanders, oceans, and coastal environment problems: An approach toward the third millennium (R. Howorth). Institutional arrangements and capacity building for integrated coastal zone management in The Gambia (F. Sanyang). Security activities. Controlling access in the absence of a central government: The Somali dilemma (T. Jennings). Regional governance, human security, and zones of peace (R. Lopez-Reyes). Regional developments. Archipelagic studies: Charting new waters (J.L. Batongbacal). Recent changes in the black sea ecosystem (AS. Bologa). Ocean governance and the polar regions: Geopolitics, law and sustainability (S. Chaturvedi). Developing an Australian oceans policy (M. Haward). Appendices. A. Annual report of the International Ocean Institute. 1. Report of the International Ocean Institute, 1998-1999. B. Selected documents and proceedings. 1. Oceans and the law of the sea: Report of the Secretary-General, 30 September 1999. 2. Oceans and the law of the sea: Report of the Secretary-General, 5 October 1998. 3. Oceans and the law of the sea: Report of the Secretary-General, 29 October 1997. 4. United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: Report of the Ninth Meeting of States Parties, New York, 19-28 May 1999. 4. United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: Report of the Eighth Meeting of States Parties, New York, 18-22 May 1998. 4. United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: Report of the Seventh Meeting of States Parties, New York, 19-23 May 1997. 4. United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: Report of the Sixth Meeting of States Parties, New York, LO-14 March 1997. 8. Commission on sustainable development: Seventh session, 19-30 April 1999: Oceans and seas, Report of the Secretary-General. 9. Our waters, our peoples: Strategic Action Programme for the Marine and Coastal Environment of the Western Indian Ocean Region. 10. Contribution of the committee on fisheries to Global Fisheries Governance, 1977-1997. 11. The Halifax Declaration on The Ocean. C. Directory of ocean-related organizations. ,Contributors. Index. Words without Meaning. By Christopher Gauker. The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. (2993). 299 pages. $25. Contents: Preface. The issue. 1. The received view. 2. Mental representation. 3. Elements of an alternative. Pragmatics. 4. Domain of discourse. 5. Presupposition. 6. Implicature. Semantics. 7. Quantification. 8. Conditionals. 9. Truth. Beliefs. 10. The communicative conception, 11. Explanation and prediction. 12. Semantics and ontology. Afterword. References. Index. The MIT Guide to Science and Enaineerina Communication. Second Edition. By James G. Paradis and Muriel L. Zimmerman. The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. (2992). 324 pages. $29.95. Contents: Preface to the second edition. Acknowledgments. Part I. 1. Writing and work:, 2. Collaborative writing. 3. Your audience and aims. 4. Organizing and drafting documents. 5. Revising for organization and style. 6. Developing graphics. 7. Design of page and screen. 8. Searching the literature. 9. Documenting sources. Part II. 10. Memos, letters, and electronic mail. 11. Proposals. 12. Progress reports. 13. Reports. i4. Journal articles. 15. Oral presentations. 16. Instructions, procedures, and computer documentation. 17. Electronic documents. 18. CVs, t&um& and job correspondence. A brief handbook of style and usage. References. Index. Frontiers in He&h Policu Research. Volume 5. Edited by Alan M. (2992). 166 pages. $25. Contents: Acknowledgments. Introduction (A.M. Garber). 1. CMS payments Medicare managed care (J. Cawley, M. Chernew and C. McLaughlin). utilization and outcomes (F.R. Lichtenberg). 3. Effects of competition among high- and low-cost admissions: Evidence from California, 1983 credits, the distribution of subsidized health insurance premiums, and D. Song). 5. Hospital ownership conversions: Defining the appropriate
Garber.
The
MIT
Press,
Cambridge,
MA.
necessary to support HMO participation in 2. The effects of Medicare on health care under prospective payment on hospital costs and 1993 (D. Meltser and J. Chung). 4. Tax the uninsured (M.V. Pauly, B. Herring and public oversight role (F.A. Sloan).
The Coanitive Animal: Empirical and Theoretical Persvcctives on Animal Counition. Edited by Marc Bekoff, Colin Allen and Gordon M. Burghardt.The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. (2992). 482 pages. $38. Contents: Introduction. I. The diversity of cognition. 1. The inner life of earthworms: Darwin’s argument and its implications (E. Crist). 2. Crotalomorphism: A metaphor for understanding anthropomorphlsm (J. Rivae and G.M. Burghardt). 3. The cognitive defender: How ground squirrels assess their predators (D.H. Owings). 4. Jumping spider tricksters: Deceit, predation, and cognition (S. Wilcox and R. Jackson). 5. The undulate mind (J.A. ,Byers). 6. Can honey bees create cognitive maps (J.L. Gould)? 7. Raven consciousness (B. Heinrich). 8. Animal minds, human minds (E. Saidel). 9. Comparative developmental evolutionary psychology and cognitive ethology: