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29. The Second Expansion, 1946-1952

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© 1982 University of California Press, Berkeley

© 1982 University of California Press, Berkeley

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. CONTENTS V
  3. PLATES IX
  4. MAPS XIII
  5. TABLES XIV
  6. PREFACE TO THE ENGLISH EDITION XVII
  7. PREFACE TO THE NORWEGIAN EDITION XVII
  8. I. WHALING OFF THE COAST OF FINNMARK
  9. 1. What is Modern Whaling? 1
  10. 2. The Emergence of Modern Whaling 16
  11. 3. The Whaling Industry 37
  12. 4. Finnmark Whaling during the Period of Free Competition, 1883-1904 55
  13. 5. The Dispute over Whale Conservation in North Norway 61
  14. 6. The Importance of Finnmark Whaling 68
  15. II. GLOBAL WHALING
  16. 7. The North Atlantic 75
  17. 8. The Pacific 111
  18. 9. Towards the South, 1892-1904 147
  19. 10. The Start of Antarctic Whaling, 1904-1908 157
  20. 11. South America and Mexico 202
  21. 12. The African Interlude 208
  22. 13. Australia and New Zealand, 1911-1916, 1922-1928 220
  23. 14. The Basis for the Expansion of 1906-1914 227
  24. 15. Technical Developments before 1930 250
  25. 16. Whaling Life in the Antarctic 277
  26. 17. Whaling during the First World War 292
  27. 18. Crisis and Reconstruction, 1920-1923 306
  28. III. PELAGIC WHALING
  29. 19. The First Attempts in New and Old Grounds 313
  30. 20. Unlicensed Whaling, 1923-1931 329
  31. 21. The Expansion of 192 7-1931 367
  32. 22. The World Crisis and the Whaling Industry, 1930-1934 386
  33. 23. New Nations embarking on Pelagic Whaling 414
  34. 24. The Dispute over Whaling Regulations 433
  35. 25. The London Agreement of 1937 448
  36. 26. Years of Renewed Crisis, 1937-1939 457
  37. 27. Whaling during the Second World War 472
  38. 28. Rebuilding the Whaling Fleets, 1945-1949 499
  39. 29. The Second Expansion, 1946-1952 521
  40. 30. The International Whaling Commission in the 1950s 545
  41. 31. The Last Expansion, 1955-1961 573
  42. 32. The Dispute over National Quotas, 1958-1962 585
  43. 33. The Collapse, 1962-1968 609
  44. 34. Antarctic Epilogue 638
  45. 35. Whaling outside the Antarctic after 1945 644
  46. 36. The Whaling Industry, the Environment and Natural Resources, 1972-1978 673
  47. 37. Technical Developments after 1930 687
  48. STATISTICAL APPENDIX 731
  49. BIBLIOGRAPHY 756
  50. A FINAL NOTE 774
  51. INDEX 777
The History of Modern Whaling
This chapter is in the book The History of Modern Whaling
https://doi.org/10.1525/9780520418752-034

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. CONTENTS V
  3. PLATES IX
  4. MAPS XIII
  5. TABLES XIV
  6. PREFACE TO THE ENGLISH EDITION XVII
  7. PREFACE TO THE NORWEGIAN EDITION XVII
  8. I. WHALING OFF THE COAST OF FINNMARK
  9. 1. What is Modern Whaling? 1
  10. 2. The Emergence of Modern Whaling 16
  11. 3. The Whaling Industry 37
  12. 4. Finnmark Whaling during the Period of Free Competition, 1883-1904 55
  13. 5. The Dispute over Whale Conservation in North Norway 61
  14. 6. The Importance of Finnmark Whaling 68
  15. II. GLOBAL WHALING
  16. 7. The North Atlantic 75
  17. 8. The Pacific 111
  18. 9. Towards the South, 1892-1904 147
  19. 10. The Start of Antarctic Whaling, 1904-1908 157
  20. 11. South America and Mexico 202
  21. 12. The African Interlude 208
  22. 13. Australia and New Zealand, 1911-1916, 1922-1928 220
  23. 14. The Basis for the Expansion of 1906-1914 227
  24. 15. Technical Developments before 1930 250
  25. 16. Whaling Life in the Antarctic 277
  26. 17. Whaling during the First World War 292
  27. 18. Crisis and Reconstruction, 1920-1923 306
  28. III. PELAGIC WHALING
  29. 19. The First Attempts in New and Old Grounds 313
  30. 20. Unlicensed Whaling, 1923-1931 329
  31. 21. The Expansion of 192 7-1931 367
  32. 22. The World Crisis and the Whaling Industry, 1930-1934 386
  33. 23. New Nations embarking on Pelagic Whaling 414
  34. 24. The Dispute over Whaling Regulations 433
  35. 25. The London Agreement of 1937 448
  36. 26. Years of Renewed Crisis, 1937-1939 457
  37. 27. Whaling during the Second World War 472
  38. 28. Rebuilding the Whaling Fleets, 1945-1949 499
  39. 29. The Second Expansion, 1946-1952 521
  40. 30. The International Whaling Commission in the 1950s 545
  41. 31. The Last Expansion, 1955-1961 573
  42. 32. The Dispute over National Quotas, 1958-1962 585
  43. 33. The Collapse, 1962-1968 609
  44. 34. Antarctic Epilogue 638
  45. 35. Whaling outside the Antarctic after 1945 644
  46. 36. The Whaling Industry, the Environment and Natural Resources, 1972-1978 673
  47. 37. Technical Developments after 1930 687
  48. STATISTICAL APPENDIX 731
  49. BIBLIOGRAPHY 756
  50. A FINAL NOTE 774
  51. INDEX 777
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