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Dr. Marc L. Miller July 2018

Professor of Marine & Environmental Affairs

Adjunct Professor of Environmental & Forest Sciences

Adjunct Professor of Anthropology

University of Washington, Seattle WA, USA 98195

[email protected]

Adjunct Professor, Sustainable Research Centre, University of the Sunshine Coast,

Queensland, Australia

As a professor at the University of Washington, Dr. Miller has devoted his career to understanding the dynamics of human-

artifactual-natural systems (HANSs) associated with opportunities and problems in the world’s coastal zones. Dr. Miller’s

expertise broadly treats the topics concerning coastal and marine tourism, protected destination systems (PDSs composed of

protected areas and gateway regions), national parks, integrated coastal zone management, fisheries management and wildlife

management. Trained as a cultural anthropologist, Dr. Miller focuses on the human dimensions of sustainability issues and

agendas, especially as these concern livelihoods and quality of life, governance, and ecosystem well-being.

Dr. Miller received his education at the University of California, Irvine and the University of California, San Diego. Having

always lived along the coast, he is personally committed to enhancing the quality of life and the protection of ecosystems in the

world’s oceans.

Dr. Miller’s work concerns the interaction of humankind and nature and is attuned to the overarching ideal of sustainable

development and the realities of globalization. Accordingly, he evaluates and designs governmental policies, development

projects, and conservation campaigns with a practical sensitivity to the triple bottom line (“people, planet, prosperity”)

sustainability. His work—which gives equal attention to matters of impact, design, conservation, and development--

emphasizes the importance of cultural values, environmental education and outreach/engagement in marine and environmental

affairs. With expertise in ethnographic and interviewing techniques, Miller served for many years as Associate Editor of the

Sage Qualitative Research Methods Series resulting in the publication of 50 volumes.

Dr. Miller has collaborated with a great variety of international and domestic experts and leaders in government, industry, and

in nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). Projects (and lecture invitations) have taken him to the coasts of the United States,

Japan, Korea, Mexico, Costa Rica, Peru, Colombia, the Galapagos (Ecuador), Spain, South Africa, the Philippines, Australia,

New Zealand, the Hawaiian Islands, Guam, Palau (Micronesia), and the People’s Republic of China (PRC).

• Sustainable Coastal and Marine Tourism Governance: Professor Miller is a world expert on matters of marine leisure

exemplified in the sociocultural patterns of outdoor recreation, tourism, travel. sport, and play. In addition to many journal

articles, he has co-edited four proceedings (1991, 1998, 2002, 2007) of the International Congresses on Coastal and

Marine Tourism. He serves as the Research Commentary and Notes Editor of Tourism in Marine Environments and has

co-edited four Special Issues (2009, 2011, 2013, 2017) of the journal that highlighted papers from the CMT congresses.

Dr. Miller has also served as a Coordinating Editor for Annals of Tourism Research. Topical areas of special expertise

include: ecotourism, ethnic and cultural tourism, marine wildlife tourism, geotourism, nature tourism, luxury resort (and

residential enclave) tourism, island tourism, leisure port development, cruise ship tourism, surf tourism, and sportfishing

(and tournament) tourism. In 2015, Professor Miller received the Lifetime Contribution Award from the International

Coastal & Marine Tourism Society.

• National Park/Marine Protected Area Governance: Professor Miller has studied national parks and all types of marine

protected areas (MPAs) (e.g., marine reserves, marine sanctuaries, marine parks) throughout the world. He advocates the

use of zoning (as for example, exemplified in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority) as a conservation and

multiple-use tool. He is especially interested in iconic national parks and in fostering public sector and private sector-

sponsored marine protected destinations.

• Integrated Coastal Zone Governance: Professor Miller served as an Associate Editor of Coastal Management from 1983

until 1993. He continues to encourage those in government, NGOs, and the private sector to cooperate in shaping

integrated coastal zone plans and strategies. In particular, Professor Miller promotes plans and projects which address

tourism-fishery interactions.

• Marine Fisheries Governance: Professor Miller has served on the Scientific and Statistical Committees of the North Pacific

and Pacific Regional Fishery Management Councils (National Marine Fisheries Service) and has studied (commercial,

subsistence, recreational, charter, tournament and other) fisheries in many oceans. He has published widely on the human

dimensions of fishery science and management.

With his students and professional colleagues, Dr. Miller stresses the importance of communication and teamwork for

achieving success in achieving project, policy, and research objectives. To be effective and responsible, he points out, social

scientists should strive to interact honestly and patiently with policymakers and regulators, industry leaders and developers,

diverse publics, NGOs and special interest groups, and well as with other scientists and scholars.

mailto:[email protected]

July 2018

MARC L. MILLER

Curriculum Vitae

PRESENT ADDRESS: School of Marine & Environmental Affairs College of the Environment University of Washington, 3707 Brooklyn Ave. NE Seattle, WA 98105-6715 Ph: (206) 543-0113 Fax: (206) 543-1417 [email protected] PRESENT POSITION: Professor, School of Marine & Environmental Affairs (SMEA)

Adjunct Prof., School of Environmental & Forest Sciences, UW

Adjunct Prof., Department of Anthropology, UW

Adjunct Prof., Sustainability Research Centre, University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia

EDUCATION: 1974 Ph.D. University of California, Irvine (UCI), Cultural Anthropology; 1972 M.A. University of California, San Diego (UCSD), Social Anthropology 1971 B.A. UCI, Social Sciences PREVIOUS POSITIONS: 1990- present Professor, SMEA; Adjunct Professor, Dept. Anthropology; Adjunct

Professor, School of Fisheries, UW. 1997-1998 Acting Director, SMA 1986-1990 Associate Professor, SMA; Adjunct Associate Professor, Dept.

Anthropology; Adjunct Associate Professor, School of Fisheries, UW

1984-86 Assistant Professor, SMA, UW; Adjunct Assistant Professor, Dept. of Anthropology, UW; Assistant Professor (Courtesy) Dept. of Sociology, Univ. of Oregon.

1979-84 Research Assistant Professor, SMA, UW; Adjunct Research Assistant Professor, Dept. of Anthropology, UW (1982-1984). 1978-79 Assistant Professor, Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology, Univ. of Rhode Island, (URI).

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1977-78 Research Assistant III, URI.

1976-77 Assistant Research Anthropologist, UCI.

1975-76 Postdoctoral Scholar, UCI. Assistant/Teaching Assistant, UCI. AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION:

Coastal & Marine Tourism Governance Coastal Zone Management Cultural Anthropology Qualitative & Ethnographic Methods Marine Protected Areas Natural Resource Management Systems Marine & Environmental Affairs Marine Parks and Outdoor Recreation Fishery Governance Environmental Ethics & Aesthetics LANGUAGES

Spanish PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS:

International Coastal & Marine Tourism Society American Anthropological Association Society for Applied Anthropology Travel and Tourism Research Association SPECIAL POSITIONS:

Associate Series Editor Qualitative Research Methods Series, [49 titles], Sage Publications, (1986 - 2015)

Commentary and Research Notes Editor, Tourism and the Marine Environment (2003- present)

Coordinating Editor, Annals of Tourism Research (2006 – 2010) Associate Editor (Coastal Zone Management Journal 1983-1993); Acting Co-Editor-in-Chief, 1987.

Editorial Advisory Board 1993-present. Editorial Board, Silliman Journal (Philippines) (2003 – present) New Ethnographies Editor (Urban Life), 1983-1987. Member of the Scientific and Statistical Committee (Pacific Fishery Management Council), 1982-1990. Member of the Scientific and Statistical Committee (North Pacific Fishery Management Council), 1990 -

1998. Member of the Oceans Blue Foundation USA Board of Directors (1999 to 2004) Member of the Nippon Foundation Integrated Ocean Governance Network (IOGN) Education Task Force

(2004 to 2006)) PUBLICATIONS:

See separate list.

July 2018

Professor Marc L. Miller

School of Marine & Environmental Affairs

University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA

[email protected]

https://smea.uw.edu/faculty/marc-miller/

Selected Bibliography

I. BOOKS

1987 Marc L. Miller, Richard P. Gale and Perry J. Brown (Eds.)

Social Science in Natural Resource Management Systems. Boulder: Westview.

1986 Jerome Kirk and Marc L. Miller.

Reliability and Validity in Qualitative Research. (Qualitative Research Methods Series: Number 1, 10

printings) Beverly Hills: Sage.

Note: Profesor Miller served as Series Associate Editor of the Sage Qualitative Research

Methods Series for many years. In this capacity, he and John Van Maanen (Series Editor) and

Peter K. Manning (Series Associate Editor) jointly collaborated to produce 50 volumes

addressing ethnographic, interviewing, and participant observation topics.

II. SPECIAL JOURNAL ISSUES AND EDITED PROCEEDINGS

2017 Marc L. Miller, Jan Auyong, Michael Lück, Mark Orams, Jeff Wilks, Brian Szuster, and Mark Needham.

(Co-Guest Eds.)

Papers from the 8th International Congress on Coastal and Marine Tourism, November, Kailua-Kona,

Special Double Issue of Tourism in Marine Environments, Vol. 12, Nos 3/4.:

2013 Marc. L. Miller, Jan Auyong, Martin Smeenge, Ben Offringa, Peter B. Myles, and Michael. Lück. (Co-Guest Eds.)

Papers from the the 7t h International Coastal and Marine Tourism Congress. Special Double Issue of

Tourism in Marine Environments.

2011 Marc. L. Miller, Jan Auyong, Michael. Lück, Mark B. Orams, Peter B. Myles, and Jeff. Wilks.(Co-Guest Eds.)

Papers from the the 6t h International Coastal and Marine Tourism Congress. Special Double Issue of

Tourism in Marine Environments. [In press.June]

2007 Michael Lūck, Alice Grāupl, Jan Auyong, Marc L. Miller and Mark B. Orams, (Co-Guest Eds.)

Proceedings of the 5th International Coastal and Marine Tourism Congress: Balancing Marine Tourism,

Development, and Sustainability. School of Hospitality & Tourism and the New Zealand Tourism Research

Institute, AUT University: Auckland, New Zealand. (658 pages)

2002 Marc L. Miller, Jan Auyong, and Nina P. Hadley, (Eds.)

Proceedings of the 1999 International Symposium on Coastal and Marine Tourism: Balancing Tourism and

Conservation. Washington Sea Grant Program and School of Marine Affairs, University of Washington;

Oregon Sea Grant College Program, Oregon State University; and Oceans Blue Foundation: Seattle, WA. (375

pages).

2001 Marc L. Miller, Charles Daxboeck, Christopher Dahl, Kevin Kelly, and Paul Dalzell, (Eds.)

Proceedings of the 1998 Pacific Island Gamefish Symposium : Facing the Challenges of Resource

Conservation, Sustainable Development, and the Sportfishing Ethic. (21 July - 1 August, 1998, Kailua-Kona,

Hawaii USA). Honolulu: HI: Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council. (301 pages).

1998 Marc L. Miller and Jan Auyong, (Eds.)

Proceedings of the 1996 World Congress on Coastal and Marine Tourism:Experiences in Management and

Development. Seattle, WA: Washington Sea Grant Program and the School of Marine Affairs, University of

Washington, and Oregon Sea Grant College Program, Oregon State University.

1993 Marc L. Miller, (Guest Ed.)

Ecotourism in Marine and Coastal Areas. Special Issue of Ocean and Coastal Management 20:3.

mailto:[email protected]

https://smea.uw.edu/faculty/marc-miller/

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1991 Marc L. Miller and Jan Auyong (Eds.)

Proceedings of the 1990 Congress on Coastal and Marine Tourism: A Symposium and Workshop on Balacing

Conservation and Economic Development. Volumes I and II. Newport, OR: National Coastal Resources

Research and Development Institute.

1986 Marc L. Miller and Robert B. Ditton (Guest Eds.)

Leisure in the Coastal Zone: Part I: Theme Issue of Coastal Zone Management Journal. 14: 1/2.

1986 Robert B. Ditton and Marc L. Miller (Guest Eds.)

Leisure in the Coastal Zone: Part II: Theme Issue of Leisure Sciences. 8:3.

1983 Marc L. Miller, Guest (Eds.)

Culture and Marine Affairs: Theme Issue of the Coastal Zone Management Journal. 10: 4.

III. JOURNAL ARTICLES

2018 Bernard. Bormann, Marc L. Miller, Teodora Minkova, and Cathy Chauvin.

“Care for the Land, Care for the People: A Fresh Look at Sustainability in Forest Management,” The Learning

Forest: Sharing Scientific Knowledge on Sustinable Land Management in the Olympic Experimental State

Forest and Beyond, Issue 3, 2-6.

2017. Marc L. Miller, Jan Auyong, Brian. W. Szuster, Mark D. Needham, Mark Orams, Jeff Wilks, and Michael Lūck.

“A Field Takes Stock: Papers from the 8th International Coastal and Marine Tourism Congress.” Tourism in

Marine Environments, Vol. 12, Nos. 3/ 4, 139-153.

2017 Shankar Aswani, Xavier Basurto, Sebastian B. Ferse, Marion Glaser, Lisa Campbell, Joshua E. Cinner, Tracey

Dalton, Lekelia D. Jenkins, Marc L. Miller, Richard Pollnac, Ismael Vaccaro, Patrick J. Christie. 2017.

”Marine Conservation in the Anthropocene,” Environmental Conservation, 1-11/

doi:10.1017/S037689291700043

2014 Marc L. Miller, R.William (Bill) Carter, Stephen J. Walsh, and Sheila Peake.

“A Conceptual Framework for Studying Global Change, Tourism, and the Sustainability of Iconic National

Parks,” The George Wright Forum, 31: 3: 256-259.

2014 R.William (Bill) Carter, Stephen J. Walsh, Chris Jacobson, and Marc L. Miller.

“Global Change and Human Impact Challenges in Managing Iconic National Parks,” The George Wright

Forum, 31: 3: 245-255.

2013 Marc. L. Miller, Jan Auyong, Martin Smeenge, Ben Offringa, Peter B. Myles, and Michael. Lück.

“A Field Focuses on Destinations: Papers from the 7th International Coastal and Marine Tourism Congresss,”

Tourism in Marine Environments, 9: 3/4: 117-128.

2011 Marc. L. Miller, Jan Auyong, Michael. Lück, Mark B. Orams, Peter B. Myles, and J. Wilks

“A Field Engages: Papers from the he 6t h International Coastal and Marine Tourism Congress.” Tourism in

Marine Environments.. [In press.June]

2008 Marc. L. Miller, Mark .B. Orams, Michael. Lück, Jan. Auyong, and Alice. Gräupl

“A Field Taking Shape: Papers From The 5th International Coastal And Marine Tourism Congress,”

Tourism in Marine Environments. Volume 5, Numbers 2 & 3.

2008 Neil Lazarow, Marc L. Miller, and Boyd Blackwell

“Dropping In: A Case Study Approach to Understanding the Socio-economic Impact of Recreational Surfing

and Its Value to the Tourism Industry,” In: Proceedings of the 5th International Coastal and Marine Tourism

Congress: Balancing Marine Tourism, Development, and Sustainability. (M. Lück, A. Grāupl, J. Auyong,

M.L. Miller, and M.B. Orams, eds.) School of Hospitality & Tourism and the New Zealand Tourism Research

Institute, AUT University: Auckland, New Zealand. pp. 448-461 (peer reviewed).

2008 Donald R. Gunderson, Ana m. Parma, Ray Hilborn, Jason M. Cope, David L. Fluharty, Marc L.Miller, Russell D.

Vetter, Selina s. Heppell and H. Gary Greene

“The Challenge of Managing Nearshore Rocky Reef Resources,” Fisheries 33: 4: 172-179 (April)

2008 Richard B. Pollnac, Susan. Abbot-Jamieson, Courtland. Smith, Marc .L. Miller, Patricia. M. Clay, Bryan Oles

“Toward a Model for Fisheries Social Impact Assessment,” Marine Fisheries Review 68: 1-4: 1-18. (This

article first appeared in print in 2008, however this is the termed a 2006 publication by the journal.]

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2008 Rikko Gober-Dunsmore, Lisa Wooninck, C. Wahle, Cameron Ainsworth, Jim Beets, Steve Berkeley, Jim

Bohnsack, Rafe Boulon, Richard Brodeur, Larry Crowder, Danny Gleason, Mark Hixon, Les Kaufman, Bill

Lindberg, Marc Miller, L. Morgan, and Charles Wahle.

“Vertical Zoning in Marine Protected Areas: Ecological Considerations For Balancing Pelagic Fishing With

Conservation of Benthic Communities.” Fisheries, 33:12: 598-610

2006 Melissa S. Andersen and Marc L. Miller

“Onboard Marine Environmental Education: Whale-watching in the San Juan Islands, Washington.” Tourism

in Marine Environments. [pages to be assigned]

2006 Bryan Oyles, Charles M. Wahle, Sarah Fischer, Marc L. Miller, and Patrick Christie

“Using Regional Workshops to Understand the Human Dimension of MPAs,” [MPA Perspective], MPA News

7:10: 7.

2005 Enrique Oracion, Marc L. Miller, and Patrick J. Christie

“Marine Protected Areas for Whom? Fisheries, Tourism, and Barangay Solidarity in Batangas (Luzon),

Philippines.” Ocean & Coastal Management. 48: 391-410.

2004 Patrick J. Christie, Bonne J. Mcckay, Marc L. Miller, Celia Lowe, Alan T. White, Richard Stoffle, David L.

Fluharty, Liana Talaue Mcmanus, Ratana Chuenpagdee, Caroline Pomeroy, Daniel O. Suman, Ben G. Blount,

Daniel Huppert, Rose-Liza Villahermosa Eisma, Enrique Oracion, Kem Lowry, and Richard B. Pollnac

“Toward Developing a Complet Understanding: A Social Science Research Agenda for Marine Protected

Areas,” Fisheries 28: 12: 22-26

2004 Marc L. Miller, John Kaneko, Paul Bartram, Joe Marks, and Devon D. Brewer

“Cultural Consensus Analysis and Environmental Anthropology: Yellowfin Tuna Management in Hawaii,”

Cross-Cultural Research (Special Issue in Honor of A.K. Romney) Vol. 38, No. 3, 289-314.

2004 Kevin L. Grant and Marc L. Miller

“A Cultural Consensus Analysis of Marine Ecological Knowledge in the Solomon Islands,” South Pacific

Commission (SPC) Traditional Marine Resouce Management and Knowledge Information Bulletin No. 17,

(December), pp. 3-13. (article accepted and published).

2004 Marc L. Miller and Sung-Gwi Kim

“Leisure Port Development in the Incheon Area: Concepts and Benchmarks,” Journal of International

Logistics and Trade, 2: 1: 5-46. (article accepted and published).

2003 Marc L. Miller and Rebecca A. Ellis

“Coastal Tourism Development in Incheon and Seattle,” Korea Observer, 34: 3: 509-534.

2002 Marc L. Miller and Nina P. Hadley

“Tourism and Coastal Development,” In: Enclyclopedia of Coastal Science (M. Schwartz, ed.) Kluwer

Academic Press: The Netherlands. 19 pages [In press]

2000 So-Min Cheong and Marc L. Miller

“Power and Tourism: A Foucauldian Observation,” Annals of Tourism Research, 27: 2: 371-390.

1998 Rod Moore, Inger Brødsgaard, Tai-Kum Mao, Marc L. Miller and Samuel F. Dworkin

"Perceived Need for Local Anesthia in Tooth Drilling Among Anglo-Americans, Chinese, and

Scandinavians.”Anesthesia Progress. 45: 22-28.


"Acute Pain and Use of Local Anesthesia: Tooth Drilling and Childbirth Labor Pain Beliefs Among Anglo-

Americans, Chinese, and Scandinavians.”Anesthesia Progress. 45: 29-37.

1997 Rod Moore, Inger Brødsgaard, Marc L. Miller, Tai-Kum Mao and Samuel F. Dworkin

"Consensus Analysis: Reliability, Validity and Informant Accuracy in Use of American and Mandarin Chinese

Pain Descriptors." Annals of Behavioral Medicine. 19 (3): 295-300.

1996 Catherine W. Richardson, Robert G. Lee and Marc L. Miller

"Thinking about Ecology: Cognition of Pacific Northwest Forest Managers across Diverse Institutions."

Human Organization. 55:3:314-323.

1993 Marc L. Miller and Berit C. Kaae

"Coastal and Marine Ecotourism: A Formula for Sustainable Development?" TRENDS. 30:2:35-41.

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1993 Marc L. Miller

"The Rise of Coastal and Marine Tourism," Ocean and Coastal Management. 20:3:181-199.

1993 Marc L. Miller and Charles F. Broches

"North Pacific Fisheries and Reauthorization of the Magnuson Fishery Conservation and Management Act, the

Marine Mammal Protection Act, and the Endangered Species Act." The Northwest Environmental Journal. 9:

24-72.

1993 Dale Grenier, Berit C. Kaae, Marc L. Miller and Roger W. Mobley

"Ecotourism, Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning." Landscape and Urban Planning. 25:1-16.

1992 Marc L. Miller and Jerome Kirk

"Marine Environmental Ethics," Ocean and Coastal Management. 17:237-251.

1991 Marc L. Miller and Jan Auyong

"Coastal Zone Tourism: A Potent Force Affecting Environment and Society," Marine Policy. (March) pp. 75-

99.

1990 Devon D. Brewer and Marc L. Miller

"Bombing and Burning: Social Organization and Values of Hip Hop Graffiti Writers and Implications for

Policy," Deviant Behavior. 11:345-369.


"Congress, Issue Networks and Marine Affairs," Coastal Management, 17:4:263-293.

1987 Marc L. Miller

"Tourism in Washington's Coastal Zone" Annals of Tourism Research 14:58-70.

1987 Marc L. Miller

"Regional Fishery Management Councils and the Display of Scientific Authority," Coastal Management

(formerly Coastal Zone Management Journal) 15:309-318.

1986 Jeffrey C. Johnson and Marc L. Miller

"Behavioral and Cognitive Data: A Note on the Multiplexity of Network Subgroups," Social Networks 8:65-

77.

1986 Marc L. Miller and Richard P. Gale

"Professional Styles of Federal Forest and Marine Fisheries Resource Managers," North American Journal of

Fisheries Management 6:2:141-148.

1986 Michael L. Burton, G. Mark Schoepfle and Marc L. Miller

"Natural Resource Anthropology," Human Organization 45:3:261-269.

1986 Marc L. Miller and Robert B. Ditton

"Travel, Tourism and Marine Affairs," Coastal Zone Management Journal 14:1/2:1-19.

1986 Robert B. Ditton and Marc L. Miller

"Coastal Recreation: An Emerging Area of Managerial Concern and Research Opportunity," Leisure Sciences

8:3:223-239.

1986 Rod Moore, Marc L. Miller, Phillip Winstein, Samuel F., Dworkin and Hsiao-Hsiun Liou

"Cultural Perceptions of Pain and Pain Coping Among Patients and Dentists," Community Dentistry and Oral

Epidemiology 14: 327-333.

1986 Richard P. Gale and Marc L. Miller

"The United States Ocean Resources Service: A Proposal," Policy Studies Review 6:2:310-320.


"U.S. Fishery Negotiations with Canada and Mexico," Ocean Development and International Law 14:4:417-

451.


"Professional and Public Natural Resource Management Arenas: Forests and Marine Fisheries," Environment

and Behavior 17:6:651- 678.

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1985 Charles F. Broches and Marc L. Miller

"Public Law Litigation and Marine Affairs: The Boldt Decision," Coastal Zone Management Journal 13:2:99-

130.


"Observations on Mexico-U.S. Fishery Negotiations," New Scholar 9:231-248.

1983 Marc L. Miller and John V. Maanen

"The Emerging Organization of Fisheries in the United States," Coastal Zone Management Journal, 10:4:369-

386.

1983 Marc L. Miller

"Culture, Ethnography and Marine Affairs," Coastal Zone Management Journal 10:4:301-311.

1983 Marc L. Miller and Jeffrey C. Johnson

"Deviant Social Relations in Small Groups: The Relation Between Role and Individual," Social Networks

5:51-69.


"Getting into Fishing: Observations on the Social Identities of New England Fishermen," Urban Life: A

Quarterly Journal of Ethnographic Research 11:1:27-54.

1982 John V. Maanen, Marc L. Miller, and Jeffrey C. Johnson

"An Occupation in Transition: Traditional and Modern Forms of Commercial Fishing," Sociology of Work and

Occupations 9:2:193-216.


"Treaty Talking: Observations on Canada-U.S. Salmon Negotiations," American Review of Canadian Studies

XII:3:29-45.

1981 Marc L. Miller and Jeffery C. Johnson

“Hard Work and Competition in the Bristol Bay Salmon Fishery,” Human Organization 40:2:131 – 139.


"Boats Don't Fish, People Do!: Some Ethnographic Notes on the Federal Management of Fisheries in

Gloucester," Human Organization 38:4:377-385.

IV. ARTICLES/CHAPTERS IN EDITED VOLUMES

2018 Marc. L. Miler, Scott. N. Lieske, R.W. (Bill) Carter and Stephen .J. Walsh. 2018.

“Understanding the Interaction between Protected Destination Systems and Conservation Tourism through

Remote Sensing.” (Invited chapter in Remote Sensinig for Societal Benefits, S.J. Walsh (ed.), Vol. 9 of the

Elsevier Comprehensive Remote Sensing Series, S. Liang, Series Ed., Oxford: Elsevier, pp. 123-143. ISBN

9780128032206

2014 John M. Marzluff and Marc L. Miller. “Crows and Crow Feeders: “Oservations on Interspecific

Biocommunication,” in G Witzany (ed.) Biocommunication of Animals, Springer: Dordrecht. pp. 191-211.

2009 Marc L. Miller, Alexander t. Lowe, and Vincent f. Gallucci

“A Cultural Consensus Analysis of Fishermen’s and Scientists’ Knowledge of Dogfish (Squalus acanthias)

in Puget Sound: A First Step Toward Policy.” In: Biology and Management Dogfish Sharks. (G.

McFarland, R. Beamish, and V. F. Gallucci, G.A McFarlane, and G.G. Bargman, eds.) American Fisheries

Society: Bethesda, MD.

2009 G. Mcfarlane, Vincent f. Gallucci and Marc l. Miller

“Spiny Dogfish Management: Toward the Rehabilitation of an Underappreciated Species,” In: Biology and

Management Dogfish Sharks. (G. McFarland, R. Beamish, and V. F. Gallucci, G.A McFarlane, and G.G.

Bargman, eds.) American Fisheries Society: Bethesda, MD.

2008 Marc L. Miller

“Marine Wildlife Tourism Management: Mandates and Protected Area Challenges,” (Chapter 13 in Marine

Wildlife and Tourism Management, J. Higham and M. Lück, eds.; CABI Publishing: Oxford.) pp. 233-256

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2008 Marc L. Miller

“Broker-Local-Tourist (BLT) Model.” In: M. Lück (ed.) The Encyclopedia of Tourism and Recreation in

Marine Environments. CABI Publishing: Oxford

2007 Marc L. Miller

“Remarks on Innovation in Marine Tourism Systems,” (Chapter 4 in Nautical Tourism: Concepts and Issues,

M. Lück, ed.; Cognizant Communications: Elmsford, New York). pp. 37-58.

2005 Marc L. Miller and Nina P. Hadley

“Tourism and Coastal Development,” In: Enclyclopedia of Coastal Science (ed., M. Schwartz) Springer Press:

Dordrecht, The Netherlands. pp. 1002-1009.

Note: This entry, accepted in 2002, finally appeared in print in the 1211. page encyclopedia this year.

2005 Jason Gaspar, Vincent f. Gallucci, Marc L. Miller, Jane Swanson, Chad Soiseth, and Darryll Johnson

“Sportfishing Catch and Harvest of Pacific Halibut (Hippoglossus stenolepis) in Glacier Bay National Park,”

In: Fisheries Assessement and Management in Data-Limited Situations. (G.H. Kruse, V.F. Gallucci, D.E. Hay,

R.I. Perry, R.M. Peterman, T.C. Shirley, P.D. Spencer, B. Wilson, and D. Woodby, eds.). Alaska Sea Grant

College Program, University of Alaska: Fairbanks. Pp. 339-356.

2005 Jason R. Gaspar, Marc L. Miller, Vincent F. Gallucci, and Chad Oiseth

“The Diffusion of Fishery Information in a Charter Boat Fishery: Guide-Client Interactions in Gustavus,

Alaska,” In: Proceedings of the 4th Glacier Bay Science Symposium (J.F. Piatt and Scott M. Gende, eds.)

(27-28 October 2004, Juneau, Alaska) (Department of the Interior and US Geological Survey). US Geological

Survey Scientific Investigations Report 2007-5047. (peer reviewed, accepted and published) pp. 183-187.

2004 Marc L. Miller

“An Invitation to Examine Marine Tourism,” Tourism in Marine Environments, (Commentary and Research

Notes Editorial). [August]


“Power Dynamics in Tourism: A Foucauldian Approach” Tourists and Tourism: A Reader (ed. S. Bohn

Gmelch), Long Grove, IL: Waveland Press., pp. 239-252. (accepted and published).

Note: This chapter is adapted from S.-M. Cheong and M.L. Miller, “Power and Tourism: A Foucauldian

Obxervation,” Annals of Tourism Research, 27 (2) 371-390. 2000.

2003 Marc L. Miller

“Utilization of Social Science in Federal Management of US Marine Fisheries: Strong Commitment to

Research Will Improve Management Outcomes.” In: Managing Marine Fisheries in the United States

(Proceedings of the Pew Ocean Commission Workshop on Marine Fishery Management). Pew Oceans

Commission: Washington, D. C. pp. 45-54.


“A Sustainable Coastal Tourism Agenda for the Regions of Incheon and Seattle,“ In: Proceedings of the

Workshop on Strategies for Sustainable Coastal Development Toward Northeast Asian Hub : Comparison

Between Incheon and Seattle Areas. (29-30 April 2003, Sponsored by the Korean Ministry of Maritime

Affairs and Fisheries, the Metropolitan City of Incheon, and the US National Science Foundation, Inha

University, Incheon, Korea) Inha University and the University of Washington. 24 pages.

2002 Marc L. Miller, Charles Daxboeck, and Paul Dalzell

“Pacific Island Gamefish Tournaments: Mechanisms for Sustainable Fishery and Tourism Management,” In:

Proceedings of the 1998 Pacific Island Gamefish Symposium : Facing the Challenges of Resource

Conservation, Sustainable Development, and the Sportfishing Ethic. (M. L. Miller, C. Daxboeck, C. Dahl,, K.

Kelly, and P. Dalzell, eds.) (21 July - 1 August, 1998, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii USA). Honolulu: HI: Western

Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council. (301 pages)

2002 Marc L. Miller, Han Auyong, and Nina P. Hadley

“Sustainable Coastal Tourism,” In: Proceedings of the 1999 International Symposium on Coastal and Marine

Tourism : Balancing Tourism and Conservation. (M. L. Miller, J. Auyong, and N. P. Hadley, eds.)

Washington Sea Grant Program and School of Marine Affairs, University of Washington; Oregon Sea Grant

College Program, Oregon State University; and Oceans Blue Foundation: Seattle, WA. pp. 3-20.

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2002 John B. Davis and Marc L. Miller

“Travel Writers as Power Brokers: Testimonies From the Front Lines of Marine Tourism,” In: Proceedings of

the 1999 International Symposium on Coastal and Marine Tourism : Balancing Tourism and Conservation.

(M. L. Miller, J. Auyong, and N. P. Hadley, eds.) Washington Sea Grant Program and School of Marine

Affairs, University of Washington; Oregon Sea Grant College Program, Oregon State University; and Oceans

Blue Foundation: Seattle, WA. pp. 251-266.


“Power, Foucault and Coastal Tourism in Seattle, Washington.” In: Proceedings of the 1999 International

Symposium on Coastal and Marine Tourism : Balancing Tourism and Conservation. (M. L. Miller, J.

Auyong, and N. P. Hadley, eds.) Washington Sea Grant Program and School of Marine Affairs, University of

Washington; Oregon Sea Grant College Program, Oregon State University; and Oceans Blue Foundation:

Seattle, WA. pp. 223-228.

2002 Marc L. Miller

“Coastal Tourism and Development,” In: Seoul Ocean Seminar of the 1st APEC Ocean-related Ministerial

Meeting : Towards the Sustainability of Marine and Coastal Resources. (Final Report). 15 pages.


“Remarks on Tourism Terminologies: Anti-tourism, Mass Tourism, and Alternative Tourism,” In:

Proceedings of the 1996 World Congress on Coastal and Marine Tourism. (19-22 June 1996, Honolulu,

Hawaii, USA). Seattle,WA: Washington Sea Grant Program and the School of Marine Affairs, University of

Washington and Oregon Sea Grant College Program, Oregon State University. pp. 1-25

1992 Devon D. Brewer, Harriet H. Christensen and Marc L. Miller

"Hip Hop Graffiti Writers: Ethnographic Observations on an Urban Subculture," in Vandalism: Research,

Prevention and Social Policy (H.H. Christensen, D.R. Johnson, and M.H. Brookes, Technical Coordinators).

Pacific Northwest Research Station (PNW-GTR-293), USFS. (Proceedings of the first International

Symposium on Vandalism in North America, 20-22, April, 1988, Seattle). 13-29


"Tourism in the Coastal Zone: Portents, Problems, and Possibilities," In Proceedings of the 1990 Congress on

Coastal and Marine Tourism (Volume I), eds. M. L. Miller and J. Auyong. Newport, OR: National Coastal

Resources Research and Development Institute, pp. 1-8.

1990 Roger W. Mobley and Marc L. Miller

"Managing Growth by Tourism Planning: The Example of Lake Elsinore, California," Urban Land (May), pp.

17-20.

1989 Marc L. Miller and Edwin Hutchins

"On the Acquisition of Boardsailing Skill," In: The Content of Culture: Constants and Variants, ed. Ralph

Bolton, New Haven: Human Relations Area Files Press, 153-170.

1989 Marc L. Miller and Frederick G. Johnson

"Fish and People," In: Fisheries: Harvesting Life From Water, eds. F.G. Johnson and R.R. Stickney, Dubugue,

IO: Kendall/Hunt, 10-23.

1989 Marc L. Miller and Robert C. Francis

"Marine Fishery Management," In: Fisheries: Harvesting Life From Water, eds. F.G. Johnson and R.R.

Stickney Dubuque, IO: Kendall/Hunt, 212-224.

1989 Marc L. Miller

"L'Organisation Sociale des Systemes d'Amenagement de la Peche," (The Social Organization of Fishery

Management Systems) in L'Homme et les Ressources Halieutiques (Man and Fishery and Aquaculture

Ecosystems), ed., J.- P. Troadec, Plouzane: Institut Francais de Recherche pur l'Exploitation de la Mer

(IFREMER).

1989 Marc L. Miller

"Getting Ready for Pacific Tourism," In: Ocean Agenda 21: Passages to the Pacific Century, ed. C.L. Smith,

Oregon Sea Grant, Corvallis, Oregon. ORESU-B-89-001, pp. 123-130.

1989 Marc L. Miller

"Coastal Tourism Planning" in OCEANS '89 (Proceedings of 1989 Meetings, Institute of Electrical and

Electronic Engineers, Piscataway, NJ:, 112-116).

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1988 Marc L. Miller

"Tourism and the Coastal Communities of the Pacific Northwest," In: Waterfront Revitalization for Smaller

Communities, ed. R.F. Goodwin, Seattle: Washington Sea Grant Program, 144-150.

1988 Richard L. Marasco and Marc L. Miller

"The Role of Objectives in Fisheries Management," In: Fishery Science and Management: Objectives and

Limitations, ed. W.S. Wooster, New York: Springer-Verlag, 171-183.

1988 Warren S. Wooster and Marc L. Miller

"On Fishery Science and Management," In: Fishery Science and Management: Objectives and Limitations,

ed. W.S. Wooster, New York: Springer-Verlag, 289-294.

1987 Marc L. Miller, Richard P. Gale and Perry J. Brown

"Natural Resource Management Systems," In: Social Science in Natural Resource Management Systems, eds.

M.L. Miller, R.P. Gale, and P.J. Brown, Boulder: Westview, 3-32.


"Comparing Coastal Spheres in Oregon and Washington," Pre-Conference Proceedings, Coastal Zone 87.

May 1987. 868-882 in Orville Mangoon et al Coastal Zone '87 NY: American Society of Civil Engineers.


"The Sociology of Science in Natural Resource Management Systems," In: Social Science in Natural

Resource Management Systems, eds. M.L. Miller, R.P. Gale, and P.J. Brown, Boulder: Westview, 93-108.


"Natural Resource Sociology: Forests and Marine Fisheries," In: Social Science in Natural Resource

Management Systems, eds. M.L. Miller, R.P. Gale, and P.J. Brown, Boulder: Westview, 51-62.

1982 Marc L. Miller

"Linda Jones: Tulalip Fisheries Manager," Chapter for volume of oral histories elicited for Sea Grant The

Sociocultural Roles of Women in Commercial Fishing in the Puget Sound Area [R/MS-9] (Jan. 1982).

1981 Marc L. Miller

"Newburyport," In: Small Fishing Ports in Southern New England, eds. J.J. Poggie and R.B. Pollnac,

University of Rhode Island Marine Bulletin 39, (NOAA/Sea Grant), pp. 5-22.

1978 Jerome Kirk and Marc L. Miller

"Cognitions of Coca in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru," In: A Multicultural View of Drug Abuse, eds. David

Smith et al. (Cambridge: Schenkman Publishing Co.), pp. 132-146.

1978 Marc L. Miller and John Jessen

"Chatham," In: Small Fishing Ports in Southern New England, eds. J.J. Poggie and R.B. Pollnac, University

of Rhode Island Marine Bulletin 39 (NOAA/Sea Grant), pp. 23-58.

V. PRESENTATIONS/PROCEEDINGS & PAPERS

2016 Marc L. Miller

“On the Path to a National Park System in China: Asking the Right Questions.” Keynote Address, Second

East-West Dialogue on Tourism and the Chinese Dream: “Sustainable Tourism and Management of National

Parks;” 24-24 September 2016; Shanghai, China. [PowerPoint presentation and 71 page paper].

2016 M.L. Miler, R.B. Pollnac and P.J. Christie

“Marine Protected Areas and Recreational Fishing in Puget Sound, Washington,” PowerPoint (100 slides)

presentation delivered at the Society of Applied Anthropology 76th Annual Meeting, Vancouver, British

Columbia.

2015 Marc L. Miller

“The UN Post-2015 Regime and Considerations of the Tenets of Sustainable Coastal and Marine Tourism

Governance in the Context of the Mandate of Heaven.” Invited paper (40 pp.) and PowerPoint presentation

(67 slides) delivered in a Special Session—“Re-Acchitecting Marine Policy Under the UN Post-2015

Regime”—at the 9th World Ocean Forum 2015. Busan, Korea.

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2015 M.J. Malarney and M.L. Miller

“Coastal Communities: the Dynamics of Coastal and Marine Tourism and the Need for Transformative

Learning.” PowerPoint (43 slides) delivered at the 8th International Coastal and Marine Tourism Congress.”

Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.

2015 M.L. Miller, R.W. Carter, A.I. Wallace, B.A. Beeston, and P.A. Andrade

“Resident Cognitions of Galapagos Flora and Fauna: A Pile-Sort Application in the Context of Conservation

Tourism.” Paper (30 pp.) and PowerPoint (44 slides) delivered at the 8th International Coastal and Marine

Tourism Congress.” Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.

2015 B. C. Kaae, A.S. Olafsson, and M.L. Miller

“Recreation, Tourism, and Marine Spatial Planning in Denmark: A Human-Artifactual-Natural System

(HANS) Approach” PowerPoint (54 slides) delivered delivered at the 8th International Coastal and Marine

Tourism Congress.” Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.

2015 E. Robles-Zavala, M.L. Miller, S. Rosas-Narvaez, S. Mijangos-Rosario, T. Peregrino Palacios, and Y. Virgin

Malpica

“Contemporary Issues and Challenges in the Lagunas de Chacahua National Park, Oaxaca, Mexico: An

Application of the Human-Artifactual-Natural-System (HANS) Approach.” PowerPoint (47 slides) delivered

at the 8th International Coastal and Marine Tourism Congress.” Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.


“An Interdisciplinary Agenda for Science-based Policy,” 1st Joint Workshop on Integration of Marine Policy

and Science ; Korea Maritime Institute and School of Marine Affairs (UW); 21 April, University of

Washington. (63 Slides).

2008 Marc L. Miller

“The Vocabulary of Marine Affairs: Remarks on Sustainable Development, Globalization, and Human

Dimensions Research,” Workshop on Globalization, Marine Affairs and Ocean Sciences: Understanding the

Human Dimensions of Global Change; Joint Research & Education Committees, The Global U8 Consortium

International Coastal & Marine Tourism Congress; 30 April to 2 May 2008; University of Rhode Island. (97

slides).

2008 Marc L. Miller

“Informal Remarks Regarding the Organization of the Mote Marine Policy Institute (MPI)”; Marine Policy

Institute Advisory Committee (MPIAC) Meeting, January 24-25, 2008; Sarasota, Florida. (12 slides).

2007 Vincent Gallucci, Robert Foy and Marc L. Miller

“Sustainable North Pacific Natural Resource-Dependent Coastal Communities: Social-Ecological Systems

Under Climate Change” (Poster presented at Workshop on The Challenge of Change; GLOBEC-CLIOTOP

Working Group 5 (WG5) Socioeconomic Aspects and Management Strategies, Marine Science Institute,

University of California,SantaBarbara (April 12-14, 2007, Santa Barbara, California)

2007 Marc L. Miller

“Ludic Challenges of Coastal and Marine Tourism,” (Keynote Address) In: Proceedings of the 5th

International Coastal and Marine Tourism Congress: Balancing Marine Tourism, Development, and

Sustainability. (M. Lück, A. Grāupl, J. Auyong, M.L. Miller, and M.B. Orams, eds.) School of Hospitality &

Tourism and the New Zealand Tourism Research Institute, AUT University: Auckland, New Zealand. pp. 6-

12.

2007 Sara M. Earhart, Maile C. Sullivan and Marc L. Miller

“Marine Wildlife Tourism Opportunities in Baja California” In: Proceedings of the 5th International Coastal

and Marine Tourism Congress: Balancing Marine Tourism, Development, and Sustainability. (M. Lück, A.

Grāupl, J. Auyong, M.L. Miller, and M.B. Orams, eds.) School of Hospitality & Tourism and the New

Zealand Tourism Research Institute, AUT University: Auckland, New Zealand. pp. 50-57 (peer reviewed).

2007 Katrina A. Lassiter and Marc L. Miller

“Designing and Assessing Marine Educational Signage with a Marine Environmental Philosophy: Pilot

Studies in Puget Sound, Washington State,” In: Proceedings of the 5th International Coastal and Marine

Tourism Congress: Balancing Marine Tourism, Development, and Sustainability. (M. Lück, A. Grāupl, J.

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Auyong, M.L. Miller, and M.B. Orams, eds.) School of Hospitality & Tourism and the New Zealand Tourism

Research Institute, AUT University: Auckland, New Zealand. pp. 388-403 (peer reviewed).

2007 Neil Lazarow, Marc L. Miller, and Boyd Blackwell

“Dropping In: A Case Study Approach to Understanding the Socio-economic Impact of Recreational Surfing

and Its Value to the Tourism Industry,” In: Proceedings of the 5th International Coastal and Marine Tourism

Congress: Balancing Marine Tourism, Development, and Sustainability. (M. Lück, A. Grāupl, J. Auyong,

M.L. Miller, and M.B. Orams, eds.) School of Hospitality & Tourism and the New Zealand Tourism

Research Institute, AUT University: Auckland, New Zealand. pp. 448-461 (peer reviewed).

2006 [Multiple Authors]

Ecosystem Social Science Workshop: Final Report (Prepared by Impact Assessment Pacific Islands Office).

Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council: Honolulu, Hawaii. July 2006. [I participated in this

workshop and reviewed and contributed to the Final Report as a Continent-based Participant]

2005 Marc L. Miller, Vincent F. Gallucci, and Alex Lowe

“A Cultural Consensus Analysis of Fishermen’s and Scientists’ Knowledge of Dogfish (Squalus ananthias) in

Puget Sound: A First Step Toward Policy,” First International Symposium on the Management & Biology of

Dogfish Sharks, University of Washington, 13-15 June. (presentation by M.L. Miller).

2005 Jason Gaspar, Vincent F. Gallucci, Marc L. Miller, Jane Swanson, Chad Soiseth, and Darryll Johnson

“Sportfilshing Catch and Harvest of Pacific Halibut in Glacier Bay National Park,” Proceedings of the 21st

Wakefield Symposium. Sea Grant Publication AK-SG-05-02 (accepted and in press).

2004 Sung-Gwi Kim and Marc L. Miller

“Leisure Port Development in the Incheon Area: A Real Case” In: Proceedings of Three Consecutive Events

Celebrating 50th Anniversary of Inha University (The “Northeast Asia Logistics Conference,” the “Global U7

Consortium,” and the “Korea-Netherlands Logistics Seminar”) (Inha University, Incheon, Korea, 27-29 April,

2004).

2004 Marc L. Miller

“Coastal Protected Destinations: Comments on Design, Landscape and Aesthetics” Symposium: “ Biological

Successes of Social Failures? Assessing Marine Protected Areas”; Track: “Living Oceans and Coastlines,”

American Academy for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Annual Meetings. Seattle (14 February, slide

presentation)


“Leisure Port Development in the Incheon Area: Concepts and Benchmarks,” In: Proceedings of Three

Consecutive Events Celebrating 50th Anniversary of Inha University (The “Northeast Asia Logistics

Conference,” the “Global U7 Consortium,” and the “Korea-Netherlands Logistics Seminar”) (Inha

University, Incheon, Korea, 27-29 April, 2004).

2004 Marc L. Miller and Vincent F. Gallucci

“Sharks in Western History and the Power of the Sublime,” Symposium: “Dogfish Sharks: The Fish in Fish

and Chips,” Track: “Living Oceans and Coastlines,” American Academy for the Advancement of Science

(AAAS) Annual Meetings. Seattle (15 February, slide presentation)

2004 Marc L. Miller

“Fishery – Tourism Interactions and Tidal Flat Conservation in Korea: Remarks on Sustainable Development,

Environmental Aesthetics, and Integrated Coastal Ecology,” Invited lecture, Department of Oceanography,

Inha University, Korea, 22 October.

2004 Enrique R. Oracion, Marc L. Miller, and Patrick J. Christie

“Marine Protected Areas for Whom? Fisheries, Tourism, and Barangay Solidarity in Batangas (Luzon),

Philippines.” Western Conference for the Association of Asian Studies 2004, Annual Conference, (Meany

Tower Hotel), Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, 1 October. (delivered by M.L. Miller)

2004 Marc L. Miller

“An Appeal for Multidisciplinary Attention to the Opportunities and Problems of Coastal Tourism in South

Africa,” Regional Capacity-Building and Coastal Adaptation Seminar, Module 7: Business Opportunities for

Small and Micro-Enterprises in the Coastal Zone & Public Education Symposium: Marine Resources in

Service of Coastal Communities, University of Port Elizabeth (South Africa). 5-9 July.

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2004 Marc L. Miller

“Remarks on the Reputation of Sharks in Western Society: A Semiotic Analysis.” Regional Capacity-Building

and Coastal Adaptation Seminar, Module 4: Changes in Land Use and Their Impacts & Public Education

Symposium: Marine Resources in Service of Coastal Communities, University of Port Elizabeth (South

Africa). 5-9 July.

2004 Marc L. Miller

“Introduction to Coastal Tourism,” Special Lecture to Univeristy of Port Elizabeth students in the Tourism

Centre, Port Elizabeth, South Africa. 6 July.


“A Sustainable Coastal Tourism Agenda for the Regions of Incheon and Seattle,“ In: Proceedings of the

Workshop on Strategies for Sustainable Coastal Development Toward Northeast Asian Hub : Comparison

Between Incheon and Seattle Areas. (29-30 April 2003, Sponsored by the Korean Ministry of Maritime

Affairs and Fisheries, the Metropolitan City of Incheon, and the US National Science Foundation, Inha

University, Incheon, Korea) Inha University and the University of Washington. 24 pages.

2003 Marc L. Miller

“Forms of Coastal Leisure and the Development of the Incheon Region Pentaport,”In: Proceedings of the

Pentaport Seminar to Develop Incheon as Logistics Hub in Northeast, Inha University, Incheon, Korea

(27-29 October 2003).

2003 Jason Gaspar, Vincent F. Gallucci, Marc L. Miller, Jane Swanson, Vhad Soiseth, and Darryll Johnson

“Methodology for a Complementary Survey of Sportfishing Catch and Effort in Glacier Bay National Park,”

Proceedings of the 21st Wakefield Symposium. Sea Grant Publication.

2003 Marc L. Miller

“Remarks on Tourism, Romanticism, and the Social History of the Beach,” Program in Marine Policy

Distinguished Speaker, College of Marine Studies, University of Delaware (15 May; slide presentation)

2003 Marc L. Miller

“Comments on the Human Dimensions of Marine Fishery and Ecosystem Management in the North Pacific.”

Prepared for The National Academies (National Research Council) Workshop on “A Science Plan for the

North Pacific Research Board.” (Panel #3: Socio-economics). 28-29 March, 2003. Anchorage, AK. 8 pages.

2002 Marc L. Miller

“Tourism, Romanticism and the Sea,” Marine Policy and Environment Summer Lecture Series, Duke

University Beaufort Laboratory (29 July, slide presentation).

2001 Marc L. Miller, Nina P. Hadley, and Jan Auyong

“Coastal Recreation and Tourism, ”Paper prepared for Presidential Commission on Ocean Policy “Seminar on

US Ocean Governance” (Organized by W. D. Ruckelshaus and M. J. Hershman, University of Washington, 16

November). 3 pages.

1997 Marc L. Miller, Annette L. Rice and Julie K. Walker

"Good Fishing, Great Fishing, and Blowing It: Observations on Billfish Tournament Action," (poster paper

presented at the 48th Annual Tuna Conference, 19-22 May, Lake Arrowhead, California).


"Acute pain and use of local anesthesia: Toothdrilling and child birth labor pain beliefs among

AngloAmericans, Mandarin Chinese and Scandinavians," (unpublished ms.).

1996 Marc L. Miller, Julie k. Walker and Annette L. Rice

"Billfish Tournament Fishing: A Confluence of Serious Leasure and Expressive Work," (paper submitted to

Leisure Sciences, October, unpublished ms.).

1996 Marc L. Miller

"Coastal Management: Problems, Strategies, and the Challenges of Implementation," (keynote address

delivered at Australia Coastal Management Conference Coast to Coast '96, 19 April, Stamford Grand Hotel

Glenelg, Adelaide, South Australia).

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1996 Marc L. Miller

"Policy, Management, and Communication: A Social Perspective," (draft paper presented at Fisheries and

Pollution 1996: Second Annual Conference on Population-Level Effects of Marine Contamination, Bodega

Bay Marine Laboratory, Bodega Bay, California, 8-9 November).

1994 Marc L. Miller and Vincent F. Gallucci

"Fishery Management Education: Myths and Templates," (submitted to Fisheries, unpublished ms.).

1987 Richard J. Marasco and Marc L. Miller

"The Role of Objectives in Fisheries Management," (paper prepared for a workshop on Biological Objectives

in Fisheries Management, 7-9 January, Institute for Marine Studies, University of Washington, Seattle,

Washington).


"The Role of Social Science in U.S. Natural Resource Management Systems," (paper presented at the annual

meetings of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Reno, NV, 27 March).

1986 Marc L. Miller

"Regional Fishery Management Councils and the Display of Scientific Authority," (paper presented at the

annual meetings of the American Society for Public Administration, 16 April, Anaheim, CA).


"The Sociology of Science in Natural Resource Management Systems: Observations on Forests and Marine

Fisheries," (paper presented at the First National Symposium on Social Science in Resource Management, 13

May, Corvallis, OR).


"Forestmeisters and Fishmasters: Professionalism and Natural Resource Management Systems," (paper

presented at the 1984 annual meetings of The Rural Sociological Society, 22-25 August, College Station, TX).

1981 Terry L. Johnson and Marc L. Miller

"Smallboat Fishing Commitment and Groundfish Development," (paper presented at the First Western

Groundfish Conference, 19-20 November, Glenden Beach, Oregon).

1979 Marc L. Miller

"Commitment and Mobility: The Diversity of the Pacific Fishing World," (paper presented at the 78th

American Anthropological Association Annual meetings, November, Cincinnati, Ohio).

1978 Marc L. Miller and Richard Pollnac

"Responses to the Fishery Conservation and Management Act of 1976: The Port of Gloucester" (Department

of Sociology and Anthropology, University of Rhode Island, unpublished ms.).

VI. TECHNICAL REPORTS

2005 S. R. Osterhoudt, Jane E. Swanson, Darryll Johnson, Jason R. Gaspar, Vincent F. Gallucci, and Marc L. Miller

Sport Fishery Information for Managing Glacier bay National Park and Preserver: Volume 2. A Survey of

Boaters Entering Glacier Bay National Park with Private Vessell Permits. Technical Report.

NPS/PWRUW/NRTR-2005-01, NPS D-132. US Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Pacific

West Region, University of Washington, Seattle (Final Report to National Park Service

2005 Gail Lecce, Marc L. Miller and Robert A. Hilbruner

Assessment of Conflict on Galapagos Islands. (Final Report). USAID Office of Conflict Management and

Mitigation, Washington D.C. Project Number IQC # AEP-1-00-99-00040-00. 17 pages. [This version not for

circulation outside USAID.]

2005 Gail Lecce, Marc L. Miller and Robert A. Hilbruner

Assessment of Conflict on Galapagos Islands. (Final Report). USAID Office of Conflict Management and

Mitigation, Washington D.C. Project Number IQC # AEP-1-00-99-00040-00. 15 pages [This version

approved by USAID for public circulation.]

2005 National Marine Protected Areas Center Science Institute

Regional Priorities for Social Science Research on Marine Protected Areas: Pacific Coast, Final Workshop

Report. National Marine Protected Areas Center Science Institute, Santa Cruz, CA. 105 pages. [Workshop

participant and contributor.]

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2004 Jason Gaspar, Vincent F. Gallucci, Marc L. Miller, Chad Soiseth, Darryll Johnson, and Jane E. Swanson

Sport Fishery Information for Managing Glacier bay National Park and Preserver: Volume 1. Catch,

Harvest, and Effort for the Gustavus and Elfin Cove Sport Fishery in the Cross Sound and Icy Strait Region

of Northern Southeast Alaska During 2003. Technical Report. NPS/PWRUW/NRTR-2005-01. US

Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Pacific West Region, University of Washington, Seattle

(Final Report to National Park Service)

1996 Marc L. Miller and Noah Idechong

"Small-Scale Sustainable Sport Fishery Development For Palau: Assessment, Strategy, and Consensus-

Building," (Final Project Report to the Saltonstall-Kennedy Grant Program, Division of Marine Resources,

Bureau of Natural Resources and Development, Ministry of Resources and Development, Republic of Palau,

28, September).

1996 Marc L. Miller and Julian G. Pepperell

"The 37th Annual Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament," (version 3.1 of the Report to the Hawaiian

International Billfish Association, June).

1996 Marc L. Miller

"Social Aspects of Pacific Pelagic Fisheries: Phase I: The Hawai`i Troll and Handline Fishery," (Report to

Pelagic Fisheries Research Program, UH-NOAA/JIMAR, JIMAR Contribution 96-302, SOEST 96-04, April).

1995 S. Wyllie-Echeverria, R.C. Phillips, E.S. Hunn, N.J. Turner and Marc L. Miller

"Eelgrass as a Natural Resource: Implications for Formal Policy," in Puget Sound Water Quality, (report from

the "Puget Sound '95" conference, January 12-14, Bellevue, Washington).

1995 Marc L. Miller, Julie K. Walker and Annie L. Rice

"The Hawai`i Troll and Handline Fishery: Fishing Styles, Cognitions, and Management Issues," (Abstract of

proceedings of the 46th Annual Tuna Conference, Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission, May).

1995 Marc L. Miller (Ed.)

"Social Science Research Priorities for the Western Pacific Council Fisheries," (Report to the Scientific and

Statistical Subcommittee on Social Science, Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council).

1993 Charles F. Broches and Marc L. Miller

"North Pacific Fisheries and the Magnuson Fishery Conservation and Magnuson Act, the Marine Mammal

Protection Act, and the Endangered Species Act," (Report to the Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission,

Contract No. 90-08, April).

1983 Stephen J. Langdon and Marc L. Miller

"Social and Cultural Characteristics of the North Pacific Halibut Fishery" (Report to the North Pacific Fishery

Management Council; July.

1982 Marc L. Miller, Steve Langdon, and Penelope Cordes

"Fishermen's Perceptions of Halibut Limited Entry As Reflected by the Press, Oral, and Written Comments:

January - September 1982" (Report to the North Pacific Fishery Management Council; September 1982).

1981 Marc L. Miller (Participant)

“Future Directions for Sea Grant Social Science Research," ed. Lauriston R. King, (Report from a workshop

held at Texas A&M University, College Station, September 15-17).

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