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 Review of magazine  # 2, 1997

This number is dedicated to Russian-Japanese fishery relations. The very first Japanese fishermen came to the Bering and the Okhotsk Seas hundred years ago--in 1897.
How have these relations developed and how will? What problems and ways of their solution each side see today, yesterday and will sea tomorrow? This is about in articles "All of them are gunsmithes and poachers...", "Fish" generals overdriven our salmon into Japanese nets", "What's for sale in Tokyo's "kitchen"", "ODU is ODU even in Japan", "Businesslike ethics in Japan", Not only bears live on Iturup".
Special block of materials in this number--"Ocean and Mankind: union of common sense"--dedicated to Fourth North Rim Fishery Conference held in Tokyo, where our representatives were retained by Russian Fisheries Committee. In this number we publish the report of deputy director of USA Council of Monitoring of Mastering of Fish Resources in the Northern Pacific region doctor Clarence G. Potzke--"Frontier stocks of pollock of the Bering sea: conflict or cooperation?" and report of general president fishing company "AKROS" Vladimir V. Vorobyev--"In the interests of Russia and not only...".
In this number, like in previous, we continue the discussion of necessity of oil and gas extraction on shelf of the Bering and the Okhotsk seas, one of the most bioproductive regions of the world--"Oil: chance or sinecure".
Among publications of this issue of the magazine there is a material about carvers in bone of Magadansky area "In traditions of past", problematical articles about destiny of Russian fishermen "Fated to slavery", historical essay, dedicated to 250th anniversary of start of orthodoxy and bicentennial of birth of Saint Innokentiy of Alaska and Siberia.

CONTENTS:

RUSSIAN POACHING ... BY JAPANESE SCREEN-PLAY
Vladimir GORSHECHNIKOV, PRESIDENT, SAKHALIN FISHERMEN ASSOCIATION

OCEAN AND HUMANKIND: THE UNION OF COMMON SENSE RESULTS OF THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PACIFIC FISHERIES
Sergey VAKHRIN, KAMCHATRYBVOD PRESS-CENTER,
AN ATTENDEE OF THE CONFERENCE

THE BERING SEA TRANSBOUNDARY POLLOCK STOCKS
DR. C. G. PAUTZKE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR NORTH PACIFIC FISHERY MANAGEMENT COUNCIL USA

IN NOT ONLY RUSSIAN INTERESTS...
Valeriy VOROBIEV, GENERAL DIRECTOR OF ACROSS JSC LTD.

MRCI: FOUR FROM FIVE

SEABIRDS NO COMPETITORS TO FISHERMEN...
YURI ARTUKHIN, D.PH., KAMCHATKA INSTITUTE OF ECOLOGY AND NATURE MANAGEMENT,
RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, FAR EASTERN BRANCH

FISHING GENERALS HAVE DRIVEN RUSSIAN SALMON INTO JAPANESE SEINES
Valeriy KUL'BYAKOV AND ERNST CHERNIY, BACHELOR OF GEOGRAPHY THE KOMSOMOL'SKAY PRAVDA NEWSPAPER

RUSSIAN MARINE FISHING POLICIES AND WORLD FISHING PRACTICES
PROFESSOR ZILANOV

"HOT OFFERINGS OF ''TOKYOS'S KITCHEN''
Tom WRAY

ON DEFENCE OF "KAMCHATKA COUNTRY"
FROM THE NOTES OF UYEZD COMMANDANT A. P. SIL'NITZKOGO

ODU IS ODU EVEN IN JAPAN
A. KURMAZOV,
REPRESENTATIVE OF STATE FISHERY COMMITTEE IN JAPAN

FAR EASTERN OIL: A CAHANCE OR A FEED BIN
Anatoliy SIDOROV

FIGHT WHALES, SAVE RUSSIA...
Sergey PONOMARYEV

NIVKHI
Irina VITER

DOOMED FOR SLAVERY
Fedor EMCHENKO

FOGGY MORNING OF FISHING
Natalya SELIVANOVA

BUSINESS ETHICS IN JAPAN

FIELD TRIP TO THE ITURUP ISLAND
Andrey SHAPRAN, THE AROUND THE WORLD MAGAZINE

ESCAPE FROM DEBT PRISON
Maksim VARYVDIN

AN INTERESTING MOVIE
Evgeniy BABKIN

OUR FATHER INOKENTIE...

NEWTS, SIRENS, MERMAIDS...
MAGAZINE "ZNAK VOPROSA"

ECLIPSE OF HEART
Lubov' KATINA

WHAT KIND OF LUNCH WE WERE TREATED TO...
Olga BEDNYAKOVA, THE JAPAN TODAY MAGAZINE

IN THE TRADITIONS OF PAST

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