Source: "Whaling in the North Atlantic - Economic and Political Perspectives," Ed. Gudrun Petursdottir, University of Iceland, 1997, ISBN 9979-54-213-6. Proceedings of a conference held in Reykjavik on March 1st, 1997, organized by the Fisheries Research Institute and the High North Alliance.

Whaling in the North Atlantic

Economic and political perspectives

• Some key concepts
• Whales of the North Atlantic Latin and common names in English, Norwegian and Icelandic
• Foreword
  Gu›rún Pétursdóttir, Director, Fisheries Research Institute
• Opening Address
  Halldór Ásgrímsson, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iceland
• Address
  Lars Emil Johansen, Prime Minister, Greenland Home Rule
• Whale resources in the North Atlanticand the concept of sustainability
  Jóhann Sigurjónsson
• On the resumption of the Norwegian minke whale hunt
  Trond Bjørndal, Jon M. Conrad & Anders Toft
• Whaling and the Icelandic economy
  Thordur Fridjonsson
• The International Whaling Commission today
  Ray Gambell
• The North Atlantic Marine Mammal Commission - in principle and practice
  Kate Sanderson
• NAMMCO, IWC and the Nordic Countries
  Steinar Andresen
• Whales, the U.S. Pelly Amendment and international trade law
  Ted McDorman
• CITES and international trade in whale products
  Jaques Berney
• Whaling and international law
  William T. Burke
• Recent developments in the IWC aboriginal subsistence whaling category
  Ray Gambell
• Fostering a negotiated outcome in the IWC
  Robert Friedheim