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Creator:: Sen, Sevaly, Kaufmann, Barry, and Geen, Gerry
Abstract:: This paper discusses the legal concepts of property and property rights and examines how the Australian courts perceive fishing entitlements (licences, ITQs and Individual Effort Units). On the basis of case law concerning the nature of other fishing entitlements, such as fishing licences, the courts are likely to find that...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: ITQs and Property Rights A review of Australian case law IIFET

Creator:: Lindebo, Erik, Hoff, Ayoe, and Vestergaard, Niels
Abstract:: The use of Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) has been proposed as a possible tool to enable the measurement of fishing capacity worldwide. In fisheries the DEA approach has been limited to measuring physical capacity, where capacity is defined as the maximum amount of output that can be produced per unit...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Modelling Economic and physical measures of capacity: A comparative analysis of Danish trawlers PAGE 1

Creator:: Coglan, Louise, Pascoe, Sean, and Mardle, Simon
Abstract:: The FAO International Plan of Action on the management of fishing capacity calls for all member states to provide estimates of the total capacity of their fleets by 2001. In the UK, a “capacity” measurement system is currently in place, based on vessel size and engine power. An assumption is...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: Physical versus harvest based measures of capacity: the case of the

Creator:: Valderrama, Diego
Abstract:: Seaweed farming based primarily on the culture of Kappaphycus and Eucheuma species has grown significantly in the Philippines and Indonesia over the last two decades, with growth also taking place at a smaller scale in Tanzania, India and a few other developing countries. Unlike other forms of aquaculture, seaweed farming...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DIMENSIONS OF SEAWEED FARMING: A GLOBAL REVIEW Diego Valderrama, Food and Resource

Creator:: Atkinson, Clinton E.
Abstract:: It is impossible to place a date on the beginning of fishery research. It no doubt existed in a primitive way among the earliest civilizations. For practical reasons, the scope of this paper is limited to the four countries bordering the North Pacific--Japan, Canada, Russia and the United States--and to...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: A Review of Fishery Research in the Pacific Area IIFET 2000

Creator:: Cook, B. A.
Abstract:: Atlantic salmon aquaculture is a growing industry in the Bay of Fundy on Canada’s Atlantic coast. The vast majority of aquaculture sites are concentrated in a relatively small coastal region of the province of New Brunswick (NB) where the industry is viewed as a major component of regional economic development....
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: IN THE BAY OF FUNDY B. A. Cook Department of Economics University of New Brunswick Fredericton

Creator:: Williams, Stella B.
Abstract:: In the past three and a half a century since fisheries development was embarked upon in West Africa, the significant contributions of women in sustaining the socio-economic livelihoods of their families has been neglected and taken for granted. Development and support systems have paid much less attention to the economic...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: Stella B. Williams Department of Agricultural Economics Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife, Osun

Creator:: Lincoln, Jennifer and Knapp, Gunnar
Abstract:: Background: Many studies have suggested that fisheries management may affect fishing safety. However, there has been relatively little systematic analysis of how fisheries management affects safety or the extent to which changes in management can make fishing safer or less safe. Methods: The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Fishing Management Regime Safety Study: Review of International Case Studies Photo: Homer, Alaska Ted

Creator:: Cox, Anthony
Abstract:: 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....
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Proceedings 1 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF FISHERIES POLICY REFORM: A REVIEW OF KEY ISSUESa Anthony Cox

Creator:: Revell, B. J. and Pascoe, S.
Abstract:: Generalised linear estimation and multi-layer perception neural network modelling techniques were applied to the Scottish trawler fleet data in order to estimate which inputs have the greatest impact on boat profits and output. Both produced comparable estimates that revealed inelastic and non-linear response to vessel power and length, negative response...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Effort-Profit Relationships in the Scottish Demersal Trawl Fishery B J Revell1 and S. Pascoe2 1

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