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3.00 Credits
No course description available.
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Separate File
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3.00 Credits
Miller Focuses on qualitative techniques employed by social scientists and other researchers (e.g., sociologists, cultural anthropologists, political scientists, journalists, reporters) in interview situations. Students conduct interviews and limited participant observation with people in public, private, and activist sectors. Relevant to students with interests in marine affairs, forestry, fisheries, and environmental studies.
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3.00 Credits
Leschine Management and policy aspects of marine environmental protection, emphasizing the two-way interaction between environmental managers and environmental and policy scientists which shapes policy.
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4.00 Credits
Hershman Study of the legal framework in the United States controlling allocation and use of coastal and marine resources. Topics include coastal zone management, fisheries management, protection of marine mammals and endangered species, marine pollution, offshore oil and gas development, and marine transportation. Offered: jointly with LAW B 565.
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3.00 Credits
Role of port and harbor agencies in management of marine uses: cargo and trade, economic development, tourism and recreation, fisheries, environmental protection. Management functions of planning, marketing, finance, engineering, environmental assessment. Examples and guest speakers from Port of Seattle and other Puget Sound ports.
Prerequisite:
SMA 500 or permission of instructor
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3.00 Credits
Hershman Role of the oceans in the transportation of people and materials, character and trends in vessel design and terminal facilities, pattern and nature of industry organization, regulations, economics of the shipping industry, management of fleets and vessels, individuals at sea and ashore, national policies affecting the merchant marine and port facilities.
Prerequisite:
SMA 500 or permission of instructor
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3.00 Credits
No course description available.
Prerequisite:
Separate File
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3.00 Credits
Leschine Goal is appreciation for and basic working knowledge of techniques used in policy analysis. Techniques are explored in both quasi-realistic settings and in application to real world problems of marine policy.
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3.00 Credits
Miles Exploration of major scientific, policy and legal issues pertaining to problems of global climate change including regime design, use of climate models, impact on hydrology water resources, and forests.
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3.00 Credits
Miles Analyzes the relationships between research and development policy, capabilities, and national technological strategies for advanced industrial and less-developed countries. Deals with international implications as countries make policies in regional and global organizations. Examples chosen from space te mmunication, weather and climate modification, airline transportation, nuclear energy, and seabed exploration.
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