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Professor HOAGLAND, PORTER (Off Campus)
Public Policy Research Specialist, Marine Policy Center

Phone: (508) 289-2867
Email: phoagland@whoi.edu

**Disclaimer: Condensed CVs for the School of Marine Sciences. For a full CV, please contact the professor.**

Education:
Ph.D., Marine Policy, University of Delaware, January 2000

M.P.A., Public Administration, Harvard University, May 1993

M.M.P., Marine Policy, University of Delaware, June 1982

B.S., Biology, Hobart College, June 1977

Professional History:
Research Specialist, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, 2000 to present

Research Associate, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, 1985 - 2000

Research Assistant, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, 1983 - 84

Conservation Intern, National Wildlife Federation, 1982

Research Intern, Environmental Law Institute, 1981

Research Assistant, College of Marine Studies, University of Delaware, 1981 - 82

Administrative Legal Assistant, Howrey and Simon, 1979 - 80

Paralegal, Howrey and Simon, 1977 - 79

Selected Publications:
Schumacher, M.E. and P. Hoagland. In press. The protocol concerning pollution from land - based sources and activities in the wider Caribbean region: a breakthrough for the Caribbean, but how closely should others follow their lead? Ocean Yearbook 16.

Hoagland, P. 1999. Toward the Practicable Control of Marine Fisheries Bycatch: A Public Policy Analysis. Ph.D. Dissertation. Newark, Del.: College of Marine Studies, University of Delaware.

Hoagland, P. 1999. Historic shipwreck policy in China. In S. Dromgoole, ed., Legal Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage: National, Regional and International Perspectives. London: Kluwer Law International, pp. 19 - 41. [WHOI Contribution No. 9693.]

Kite - Powell, H.L., P. Hoagland and D. Jin. 1998. Policy, law, and public opposition: the prospects for abyssal ocean waste disposal in the United States. J. Mar. Sys. 14: 377 - 396. [WHOI Contribution No. 9053.]

Hoagland, P. 1997. Managing the underwater cultural resources of the China Seas: a comparison of public policies in Mainland China and Taiwan. Int'l J. Mar.& Coastal L. 12(2): 265 - 283. [Also to appear in H.H. Chou, ed., Sunken Treasures: Underwater Archaeology in China (in press).] [WHOI Contribution No. 9148.]

Hoagland, P. and D. Jin. 1997. A model of bycatch involving a passive use stock. Mar. Res. Econ. 12: 11 - 28. [WHOI Contribution No. 9370.]

Hoagland, P. and S. Farrow. 1996. Planning versus reality: an economic analysis of an environmental decision. In S. Congleton, ed., The Political Economy of the Environment. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, pp. 145 - 168.

Hoagland, P., H.L. Kite - Powell and M.E. Schumacher. 1996. Regulating marine toxic pollution under the London Convention. Int'l Iss. 39(6); 25 - 43. [WHOI Contribution No. 9324.]

Schumacher, M., P. Hoagland and A.G. Gaines. 1996. Land - based marine pollution in the Caribbean: incentives and prospects for an effective regional protocol. Mar. Pol'y 20(2): 99 - 121. [WHOI Contribution No. 9002.]