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An appraisal of fisheries science and management after 14 years of democracy in South Africa

Sauer, Warwick; Kleinschmidt, Horst; Moolla, Shaheen (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2008)

The Constitutional imperative in South Africa after 1994 was to build a just and equitable order that would benefit its entire people's after centuries of social and legal privilege benefited ruling minorities. In 1998 ...
Governance Challenges Facing African Fisheries

Britz, Peter; Sauer, Warwick; Raemaekers, Serge; Markovina, Michael (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2010)

We examine the realities of selected African fisheries, and assess the extent to which the existing governance assumptions and management arrangements are appropriate. Fisheries management in sub-Saharan Africa is lar ...
Redistribution and Transformation in the South African Fishing Industry: The Case of the Squid Fishery

Mather, Dinty; Sauer, Warwick; Britz, Peter (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2001)

This is a summary paper on the redistribution and restructuring of the South African squid industry. Political normalisation in South Africa during 1994, and the drafting of the new Marine Living Resources Act 1998, led ...
Towards Equity, Sustainability and Stability: A Sector Planning Approach to Fishing and Mariculture Development in the Northern Cape Province, South Africa

Britz, Peter; Sauer, Warwick; Mather, Dinty; Philips, Lionel (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2001)

A development mandate is explicit in South Africa’s new fisheries legislation, the Marine Living Resources Act, which is based on the principles of equity, sustainability and stability. The new policy represents a signi ...