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Creator:: Hall, Stephen and Allison, Edward
Abstract:: Developing country fisheries serve many functions, from feeding the poor, sustaining local communities and providing employment to generating export earnings. Yet, despite their importance, most countries have largely failed to ensure sustainable fishery systems and livelihoods for the millions of people dependent on them. Classically, management has concentrated on the...
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Full Text:: Implications for Developing Country Fisheries Author(s): Stephen Hall, Edward Allison Abstract

Creator:: Kasperski, Stephen
Abstract:: Every fish species is part of a complex ecosystem which competes with other species for resources. Likewise, the harvesting of fish species often involves technological interactions which results in catching multiple species as well as temporal interactions between species as fishermen allocate their effort across multiple fisheries over the course...
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Full Text:: : Stephen Kasperski, National Marine Fisheries Service (USA) Abstract: Every fish species is part

Creator:: Hilger, James and Stohs, Stephen
Abstract:: This paper develops a count data model of target species and bycatch production for an arbitrary number of species that handles correlation between species and over time. The model is applied to a large observer dataset for fishing trips taken from 1990 to 2008 for roughly 150 vessels participating in...
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Full Text:: Microsoft Word - Document1 Title: A Multivariate Poisson

Creator:: Kvamsdal, Sturla and Stohs, Stephen
Abstract:: The US Magnuson-Stevens Act authorizes the use of onboard observers to monitor commercial fisheries catch and bycatch (PFMC 2003). A question of concern in implementing an observer program is that of the appropriate level of observer coverage. Current practice varies by fishery; for example, the California-Oregon drift gillnet fishery for...
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Full Text:: School of Economics and Business Administration (Norway) Stephen Stohs, National Marine Fisheries

Creator:: Swallow, Stephen and Smith, Elizabeth
Abstract:: Increased demands on our coastal ecosystems, due to increased development, over-fishing and population growth are threatening many environmental goods and the amenities associated with these well functioning ecosystems. Few to no markets exist for ecosystem services, such as those provided by healthy sea grass beds or water quality benefits associated...
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Full Text:: Authors: Stephen Swallow, University of Rhode Island (USA) Elizabeth Smith, University of Rhode Island

Creator:: Kasperski, Stephen and Holland, Daniel
Abstract:: Catches and prices from many fisheries exhibit high inter-annual variability leading to variability in the income derived by fishery participants and communities dependent on the fisheries. The economic risk posed by this variability might be mitigated in some cases if individuals and communities participate in several different fisheries, particularly if...
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Full Text:: Stephen Kasperski*, Daniel Holland** *Alaska Fisheries Science Center, Northwest Fisheries Science

Creator:: Rautureau, Nicolas, Royer, Zahra, and Perraudeau, Yves
Abstract:: Extended abstract.
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Full Text:: 1 DEPENDENCE MODELLING IN THE FRENCH MONKFISH MARKET: A COPULA FUNCTIONS APPROACH Nicolas

Creator:: The International Institute of Fisheries Economics & Trade and Keenan, Kara
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Full Text:: participant’s last name. At the end of this document is a list of participants by country, containing names and

Creator:: International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade
Abstract:: IIFET 2006 Portsmouth Conference Participants List
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Full Text:: ITALY E-mail: Michael.Arbuckle@fao.org IIFET Member Mr. Bruno Archer Université du Québec à

Creator:: International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade
Abstract:: IIFET 2008 Vietnam Conference Participants List. Participants are listed alphabetically. Additional authors may appear on individual papers.
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Full Text:: -4766 email: cma@uri.edu Professor Lee G. Anderson University of Delaware 308 Robinson Hall

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