Sea Grant Law & Policy Journal
The Sea Grant Law & Policy Journal is an Open Access online journal that provides a forum for the timely discussion and exploration of legal topics of relevance to the Sea Grant network of extension agents, researchers, coastal managers and users, and local decision-makers. The Journal features concise, 20 – 35 page, articles on a range of subjects including fisheries, coastal development, coastal access, and pollution. Unlike traditional law reviews, the Journal highlights more applied research and case studies. Due to their timeliness and brevity, Sea Grant Law & Policy Journal articles should be of interest to anyone involved in coastal management, lawyer and non-lawyer alike. A guide to assist writers in preparing information for publication in the Sea Grant Law & Policy Journal can be found here.
The National Sea Grant Law Center (NSGLC) sponsors symposia and invite papers from academics and practitioners. The Journal also solicits articles from academics, practitioners, and law students outside of the symposium process. The Journal’s editorial board and outside experts, as needed, review all articles prior to publication.
Recent articles can be found here.
Editorial Board:
Donna Christie - Emeritus Law Professor, Florida State University
Robin Craig - Law Professor, S.J. Quinney College of Law, University of Utah
Melissa Daigle - Research Associate & Resiliency Specialist, Louisiana Sea Grant
Blake Hudson - Professor, LSU Law Center and School of the Coast & Environment
Richard McLaughlin - Endowed Chair for Marine Policy and Law, Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies
August 2021 | Volume 11:1
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Individual Articles:
- Cover and Table of Contents
- Exploring Options to Authorize Offshore Aquaculture: Facilitating Discussions among Regulators and Industry Members to Find Common Ground
Page 1 by Stephanie Otts - Exploring Options For Granting Property Rights to Offshore Aquaculture Operations
in the Exclusive Economic Zone
Page 15 by Zachary Klein - One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: NOAA’s Assertion of Jurisdiction over Aquaculture
Faces Continuing Challenges
Page 71 by Sierre Anton and Katherine Hupp - A Comparative Analysis of Maryland’s Public Participation Framework in Commercial
Shellfish Aquaculture Leasing: Standing to Present Protests
Page 102 by Elissa Torres-Soto - Regulatory Takings in Aquaculture
Page 134 by Varad Dabke - Security of Tenure for Offshore Aquaculture: A Comparative Analysis of Property Rights
Conferred by Management Regimes For Commercial Activities on Federal Lands
Page 151 by Zachary Klein, Stephanie Otts, and Catherine Janasie
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.
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Call for Student Papers
The Sea Grant Law and Policy Journal is seeking submissions from law students for papers addressing coastal, ocean, and Great Lakes law and policy issues.
Submissions must be received by 5 p.m. Central Time on Friday, April 28, 2023.
Download the Current Issue
Download the August 2021 issue of the
Sea Grant Law & Policy Journal, Vol. 11:1
Want updates on new issues & symposia? Contact Catherine Janasie at cjanasie@olemiss.edu
Journal Guidelines
This guide is to assist writers in preparing information for publication in the Sea Grant Law & Policy Journal.
