Editor:
Stephanie Showalter, J.D., M.S.E.L.

Authors:
Jonathan Blansfield
Caryn Bower
Angela Bransteitter
Sarah Chasis
Briana Collier
Michael DeLoreto
Jordan Diamond
Sean Dixon
Morgan Gopnik
Catherine Janasie
Tony MacDonald
Marc R. Poirier
Chelsea Tu

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• Individual Articles:

• Cover and Table of Contents
  
• Regional Ocean Governance Symposium: Legal and Policy Solutions for the Mid-Atlantic Ocean – Introduction to the Special Issue
  Page 1 by Tony MacDonald and Marc R. Poirier
• Toward Comprehensive Regional Ocean Governance in the Mid-Atlantic: A Primer on Regional Interests, Challenges, and Approaches
  Page 6 by Jordan Diamond and Chelsea Tu
• Mid-Atlantic Ocean Policy: Protecting the Mid-Atlantic Ocean's Clean Ocean Economies and Ecosystems with Existing Tools and Innovative Legal Frameworks
  Page 18 by Sean Dixon and Angela Bransteitter
• What Regional Ocean Planners Can Learn from the History of U.S. Public Lands Management
  Page 46 by Morgan Gopnik
• Orchestrating our Oceans: Effectively Implementing Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning in the U.S.
  Page 77 by Briana Collier
• The Development of Wind Energy in the Mid-Atlantic Region: The Legal Process and Lessons from the Cape Wind Project
  Page 116 by Catherine Janasie
• Legal Mechanisms and Opportunities to Advance Ocean Habitat Protection in the Mid-Atlantic
  Page 147 by Sarah Chasis and Caryn Bower
• Incentivizing Offshore Wind with the Renewable Integration, Firming and Transmission Infrastructure Credit
  Page 165 by Jonathan Blansfield
• Judicial Review of the Aviation Hazard Determinations for Cape Wind: Why The FAA Got It Wrong
  Page 187 by Michael DeLoreto

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The Sea Grant Law & Policy Journal was prepared by the National Sea Grant Law Center under award NA090AR4170200 from NOAA, U.S. Department of Commerce. The statements, findings, conclusions, and recommendations are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Sea Grant Law Center or the U.S. Department of Commerce.