Course Readings

Many of the required or recommended readings are contained in the following books that can be purchased at local book stores or through vendors on the internet:
bullet Kalo, Joseph J, Richard G. Hildreth, Alison Rieser, Donna R. Christie, and Jon L. Jacobson. 2007. Coastal and Ocean Law: Cases and Materials. Third Edition. St Paul, MN: West Group. ISBN 978-031415620-4 (Required)
bulletBeatley, Timothy, David J. Brower, and Anna K. Schwab. . An Introduction to Coastal Zone Management. Second Edition. Washington, DC: Island Press. 2002.  (Recommended) Can be ordered online
bulletRobert W. Adler, Jessica C. Landman, and Diane M. Cameron. 1993. The Clean Water Act 20 Years Later. Washington, DC: Island Press.  (Recommended) Can be ordered online.
The following readings are required or recommended.  The exams and assignments cover the required readings.  The recommended readings are designed particularly for students who have not had prior coursework covering a particular topic.  The readings  are either contained in the books listed above, are on reserve in the library, are available electronically through the library, or can be downloaded directly from this web site, or .  A packet of all of the reserve readings that are not available electronically can be checked out from the professor for photo copying. 
   

Schedule of Readings

Introduction
Required:
None
Recommended:
Beatley: 1 - 133
  
Coastal Resource Management
Required:
Kalo: 221 - 242; 369 - 440; 823 - 856
Beatley: 135 - 172
Res #1:  Hershman, Marc J., James W. Good, Tina-Bernd-Cohen, Robert F. Goodwin, Virginia Lee, and Pam Pogue. 1999. “The Effectiveness of Coastal Zone Management in the United States.” Coastal Management 27 (no. 2/3, April): 113 – 138. (EBSCO you will need to follow links to the journal, volume, number, and pages)
Res #2:  Godschalk, David R.. 1992. “Implementing Coastal Zone Management: 1972 – 1990.” Coastal Management 20: 93 – 116.  (Library reserve)
Res #3:  Owens, David W.. 1992. “National Goals, State Flexibility, and Accountability in Coastal Zone Management.” Coastal Management 20: 143 – 165.  (Library reserve)
Res #4:  Born, Stephen M. and Allen H. Miller. 1988. “Assessing Networked Coastal Zone Management Programs.” Coastal Management 16 (No 3): 229 – 243.  (Library reserve)
Res #5:  DeGrove, John M.. 1984. Land Growth and Politics. Washington, DC: American Planning Association. pp. 334 – 370.  (Library reserve)
Res #6:  Owens, David W.. 1985. “Coastal Management in North Carolina: Building a Regional Consensus.” APA Journal (Summer): 322 – 329.  (Library reserve)
Res #7:  Owens, David. 1991. The Coastal Management Program in North Carolina: Establishing a Process for Managing Development in Hazard Areas and Preparing Coastal Land Use Plans.” In Brian Needham (ed) Case studies of Coastal Management: Experience from the United States. Kingston, RI: University of Rhode Island Coastal Resources Center. pp. 23 – 34.  (Library reserve)
Recommended:
David Salvesen, 2005. "The Coastal Barrier Resources Act: Has it Discouraged Coastal Development? Coastal Management 33: 181-195 (Available electronically from the library)
  
Federal Consistency
Required: 
Kalo: 243 - 278;

Res #8: Schoenbaum, Thomas J., Ronald H. Rosenberg, Holly D. Doremus. 2002. Environmental Policy Law. Fourth Edition. New York, NY: Foundation Press. pp. 160 - 194. (Library reserve)

Res #9: Archer, Jack H.. 1991. “ Evolution of Major 1990 CZMA Amendments: Restoring Federal Consistency and Protecting Coastal Water Quality.” Territorial Sea Journal 1 (no. 2): 191 – 222.

Res #10: Duff, John A. 2001. “The Coastal Zone Management Act: Reverse Pre-Emption Or Contractual Federalism?” 6 Ocean & Coastal Law Journal 109 (Lexis-Nexis - you will have to search for the article)

Res #11: Kuhse, Bruce. 2001. “The Federal Consistency Requirements Of The Coastal Zone Management Act Of 1972: It's Time To Repeal This Fundamentally Flawed Legislation.” 6 Ocean & Coastal Law Journal 77. (Lexis-Nexis - you will have to search for the article)

Recommended: 
Kalo: 441 - 512
Res #12: Johnson, Kristi. 1999. "Comment: The Mythical Giant: Clean Water Act Section 401 and Nonpoint Source Pollution." 29 Environmental Law 417 (Lexis-Nexis - you will have to search for the article)
  
Public Trust Doctrine
Required: 
Kalo: 1 - 46
Res #13: Archer, Jack H., Donald L. Connors, Keneth Laurence, Sarah Chapin Columbia, and Robert Bowen. 1994. The Public Trust Doctrine and the Management of America’s Coasts.  Amherst, MA: University of Massachusetts Press. pp. 15 – 136. (Library reserve)
Recommended:
   
Riparian Rights and Public Access
Required: 
Kalo: 47 - 94; 318 - 347
Res #14:  Pogue, Pamela and Virginia Lee. 1999. Providing Public Access to the Shore: The Role of Coastal Zone Management Programs.” Coastal Management 27 (no. 2/3, April): 219 - 237. (EBSCO you will need to follow links to the journal, volume, number, and pages)
Recommended: 
  
Protecting and Restoring Coastal Habitats
Required: 
Kalo: 97 - 220
Res # 15: Schoenbaum, Thomas J., Ronald H. Rosenberg, Holly D. Doremus. 2002. Environmental Policy Law. Fourth Edition. New York, NY: Foundation Press. pp. 218 - 280. (Library reserve)
Res #16:  Good, James W., John W. Weber, and James Charland. 1999. “Protecting Estuaries and Coastal Wetlands Through State Coastal Zone Management Programs.” Coastal Management 27 (no. 2/3, April): 139 – 186. (EBSCO you will need to follow links to the journal,volume, number, and pages)
Res #17: Bernd-Cohen, Tina and Melissa Gordon. 1999. “State Coastal Program Effectiveness in Protecting Natural Beaches, Dunes, Bluffs, and Rocky Shores.” Coastal Management 27 (no. 2/3, April): 187 – 217. (EBSCO you will need to follow links to the journal, volume, number, and pages)
Recommended:
Kalo: 513 - 772
Adler: 199 - 225
Res # 18: Kalo, Joseph J.. 2001. "Article: Balancing Administrative Law in North Carolina: A Collection: "Now Open for Development?": The Present State of Regulation of Activities in North Carolina Wetlands." 79 North Carolina Law Review 1667  (Lexis-Nexis - you will have to search for the article)
  
Managing Coastal Development
Required: 
Kalo: 279 - 317
Beatley: 197 - 247
Res #19: Schoenbaum, Thomas J., Ronald H. Rosenberg, Holly D. Doremus. 2002. Environmental Policy Law. Fourth Edition. New York, NY: Foundation Press. pp. 196 - 215. (Library reserve)
Res #20: Marine Law Institute. 1988. Managing the Shoreline for Water Dependent Uses: A Handbook of Legal Tools. North Atlantic Water Dependent Use Study. Portland, ME: Marine Law Institute. pp. 45 – 154. (Library reserve)
Res #21: Marine Law Institute. 1988. Managing the Shoreline for Water Dependent Uses: A Handbook of Legal Tools. North Atlantic Water Dependent Use Study. Portland, ME: Marine Law Institute. pp. 165 - 180. (Library reserve)
Res #28: Marine Law Institute. 1988. Managing the Shoreline for Water Dependent Uses: A Handbook of Legal Tools. North Atlantic Water Dependent Use Study. Portland, ME: Marine Law Institute. pp. 155 – 164. (Library reserve)
Res #22: Goodwin, Robert F.. 1999. “Redeveloping Deteriorated Urban Waterfronts: The Effectiveness of U.S. Coastal Management Programs.” Coastal Management 27 (no. 2/3, April): 239 – 269. (EBSCO you will need to follow links to the journal, volume, number, and pages)
Recommended:
  
Point & Nonpoint Source Pollution
Required: 
Kalo: 214 - 216
Res #23: Schoenbaum, Thomas J., Ronald H. Rosenberg, Holly D. Doremus. 2002. Environmental Policy Law. Fourth Edition. New York, NY: Foundation Press. pp. 866 - 955. (Library reserve)
Res #24: National Research Council. 2001. Assessing the TMDL Approach to Water Quality Management. Washington, DC: National Academy Press. pp. 12 - 102. (Library reserve)
Res #25: Dzurik, Andrew A.. 2003. Water Resources Planning. Third Edition. New York, NY: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc. pp. 233 - 252.  (Library reserve)
Res #26:  Solomon, Andrew. 2001. “Comment: Section 6217 Of The Coastal Zone Act Reauthorization Amendments Of 1990: Is There Any Point?” 31 Environmental Law 151. (Lexis-Nexis - you will have to search for the article)
Recommended:
Kalo: 773 - 822
Adler: 1 - 170; 171 - 198
 

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