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  • Fishers Who Survived from the Collapse of Cod: A Case Study of St. Anthony Newfoundland

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    Higashimura, Reiko
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    The fishing communities in the St. Anthony area of Newfoundland, Canada, were forced to adjust to the collapse of cod catches in Atlantic Canada in the early 1990’s. It was not only the fishing industry that was affected. The entire community had to live through the changes in resources. To...
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    1 FISHERS WHO SURVIVED FROM THE COLLAPSE OF COD A CASE STUDY OF ST. ANTHONY NEWFOUNDLAND Reiko

  • Managing a Multi-Sectoral Ocean: Economic Perspectives and Fishery Insights

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    Charles, Anthony
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    There is increasing recognition that the oceans of the world support a wide range of economic sectors. Managing those multiple uses, within a ‘commons’ environment, is undoubtedly challenging. Approaches of ecosystem-based management (EBM), integrated ocean management (IOM) and marine spatial planning (MSP), with associated aspects of spatial allocation and conflict...
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    Coastal Cura Managing a Multi-Sectoral Ocean Anthony

  • The Political Economy of Fisheries Policy Reform: A Review of Key Issues

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    Cox, Anthony
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    Why are fisheries policies so hard to reform? While there are many examples of successful policy reform in the sector, these tend to be restricted to a few countries or individual fisheries. There remains significant scope for further reform to address pressing economic, environmental and social issues in the sector....
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    Proceedings 1 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF FISHERIES POLICY REFORM: A REVIEW OF KEY ISSUESa Anthony Cox

  • Five Stages in the Evolution of the Market-Oriented Fishery

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    Scott, Anthony
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    This historical survey sweeps across a thousand years, divided into five very unequal stages. Over most of the stages property in tide-water fisheries was lost. Fishers lost control of the fishstock and of the markets they served. Governments responded with fishing regulations, which have served as a basis for regaining...
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    (Wilen 1989 p. 250.) Soon it was very widespread. It resulted from an administrative search for a

  • Cost Recovery in Fisheries Management: The Australian Experience

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    Cox, Anthony
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    Cost recovery has been a fundamental feature of the management of Australia's Commonwealth fisheries since the mid-1980s. The general philosophy of the current Commonwealth cost recovery model, introduced in 1994, is that the beneficiaries of government services should meet the costs of those services in accordance with the concept of...
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    the United States (Arnason, Hannesson and Schrank 2000, p. 234). There are a number of reasons why

  • Use Rights in Fishery Systems

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    Charles, Anthony T.
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    This paper provides an overview of use rights, that sanction fishers, fisher groups and fishing communities to access and use fishery resources. The paper first reviews the various forms of use rights, ranging from access rights (territorial use rights and limited entry) to quantitative input (effort) and output (harvest) rights....
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    Use Rights in Fishery Systems Anthony T. Charles, Saint Mary’s University, Halifax, Nova Scotia

  • Small-Scale Fisheries and Global Subsidy Reform

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    Charles, Anthony
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    Subsidies are most often discussed within global fora (such as the World Trade Organiza­tion) in terms of concerns over trade distortions, if some countries gain an unfair advantage, through their subsidies, over unsubsidized industry elsewhere. In fisheries, this concern is matched by an en­vironmental argument – that fish stock depletion...
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    , W.E. (2001). Subsidies for Fisheries: A Review of Concepts. p.11-40 in: FAO Papers Presented at the

  • Foreign Direct Investment in the OECD Fisheries Sector

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    Cox, Anthony
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    Restrictions on flows of foreign direct investment (FDI) in most sectors of OECD countries have been significantly reduced in recent years. In contrast, FDI in the fish harvesting sectors of OECD countries is still heavily restricted through a range of measures including outright bans on FDI, maximum allowable levels of...
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    1 FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE OECD FISHERIES SECTORa Anthony Cox OECD, Fisheries Division

  • The Economics of Recirculation Aquaculture

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    Rawlinson, Peter and Forster, Anthony
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    This paper investigates the financial and economic efficiencies of three scales of recirculation aquaculture production growing Murray Cod (Maccullochelli peelli peelli) at tonnages of 25 tonne, 50 tonne and 150 tonne. Best practice industry data is used (growth, FCR, mortality, equipment and running costs) in conjunction with AQUAFarmer feasibility software1...
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  • Linking Sustainable Fisheries and Biodiversity Conservation: Transdisciplinary Approaches to Governance

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    Charles, Anthony, Garcia, Serge, and Rice, Jake
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    This presentation explores the interaction of the fishery sector and the emerging push for marine biodiversity conservation. These are viewed as two ‘streams’ of governance – flowing through global bodies (notably the United Nations), through nations (with interacting environmental and fisheries agencies), and through thousands of coastal communities worldwide (which...
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    unstable Sustainable M IN P rotection M A X M