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Tuna industries development potential in Pacific Islands countries: aspirations, feasibility and influences in the WCPFC

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Barclay, Kate

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Feasible sustainable fisheries development is dependent on a range of political, social, economic and ecological factors, but to date most debate informing fisheries management and fisheries development policy in the Pacific has tended to address only one or two of these factors in isolation from the others. For example, Pacific...

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proposed Special Panel: Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission: Challenges for Sustainable
Profile of the Illegal Abalone Fishery in South Africa: Is a Sustainable, Legal Fishery Achievable?

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Britz, Peter and Raemaekers, Serge

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Illegal, unregulated and unreported (IUU) abalone fishing in South Africa has grown to such an extent that the legal total allowable catch has been progressively reduced from 640 tons in 1995, to a proposed zero for 2008. We present research on the socio-economics of the IUU abalone fishery and the...

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FISHERY IN SOUTH AFRICA: Peter J. Britz & S. Raemaekers Is a Sustainable, Legal Fishery Achievable
Examination of Trade Sanctions and Port State Controls to Promote Sustainable Fisheries

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Gentner, Brad and Kirkley, James

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The Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Reauthorization Act (MSRA) of 2006 (Public Law 109-479) amends the Moratorium Protection Act (Public Law 104_43) requiring the United States (US) to take actions to address illegal, unreported, or unregulated (IUU) fishing and bycatch of protected living marine resources on the high seas and...

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EXAMINATION OF TRADE SANCTIONS AND PORT STATE CONTROLS TO PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES Brad Gentner
Globalisation and Better Governance: Combating IUU fishing

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Spagnolli, Alberto

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The European Union ranks third worldwide in terms of fishing power, with 5.7 million tonnes landed in 2006 and a fishing fleet active in every ocean. It is also the leading importer of fish (worth some ¬20 billion in 2006). That is why the European Commission considers that the European...

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Optimal Dynamic Enforcement of A Fishery

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Arnason, Ragnar

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It has been established that the path of a fishery over time, i.e. stocks, fleets, effort and profits, depends inter alia on the enforcement of the fisheries management rules in place. It has further been established that optimal enforcement of fisheries management rules depends inter alia on the shadow value...

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ABSTRACT It has been established that the path of a fishery over time, i.e. stocks, fleets, effort and
Fisheries Enforcement When Avoidance Is Possible

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Arnason, Ragnar

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When fishers can avoid detection and/or sanctions for violating fisheries management rules, the fisheries enforcement problem becomes substantially more complicated. A number of issues immediately pop up. First, the effectiveness of enforcement effort is reduced. This, ceteris paribus, reduces the optimal enforcement effort. Second, the impact on the fishery of...

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. and Anderson. P. 1985. The Economics of Fisheries Law Enforcement. Land Economics 61:387-97. [3
Firm Behavior Under Quantity Controls: A Virtual Quantity Analysis of Input Regulation and Capital Stuffing In A Malaysian Fishery

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Squires, Dale

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Quantity Controls: A Virtual Quantity Analysis of Input Regulation and Capital Stuffing In A Malaysian
By-Catch Management in Itq Fisheries

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Wang, Jin and Sharp, Basil

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New Zealands quota management system is based on transferable harvesting rights operating within regulated allowable harvest limits. The system has evolved since its implementation in 1986. One particular challenge has been the design of mechanisms to encourage the balancing of catch against quota. A model is developed for a target...

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developed for a target and by-catch fishery where managers can control overharvest using a regulated limit
Are Fishers Better or Worse Off from a Swordfish Fishery Closure? -- An Endogenous Switching Model for the Hawaii-based Longline Fisheries

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Ming, Timothy

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The swordfish fishery is one of Hawaii's most lucrative, and also most highly regulated, fisheries. According to the United Fishing Agency (UFA) fish auction data in 2005, average swordfish (shallow-set) revenue per trip was $76,897.03 and average tuna (deep-set) revenue per trip was $36,382.14. Swordfish trips, however, comprised of only...

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Worse Off from a Swordfish Fishery Closure? -- An Endogenous Switching Model for the Hawaii- based
Assessing the Effectiveness of a Voluntary Bycatch Avoidance Program: Sea State

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Abbott, Josh and Wilen, James

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Bycatch of non-targeted species in marine fisheries has become a major policy issue in fisheries management over recent years. One approach to curbing the bycatch problem is the voluntary sharing of detailed spatiotemporal information between vessels as an aide in individual bycatch avoidance as well as a tool to lower...

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Avoidance Program: �Sea State Our Research Objective The EBS Head-and-Gut Trawl Fishery Common Property

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