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Who really owns the tuna fishing fleets in the Southeast Pacific Ocean?

Creator:: Kinds, Arne, Lazzari, Natali, Rosa Carvalho, Adriana, Roumbedakis, Katina, Deng Palomares, Maria L., Ainsworth, Gillian B., Majluf, Patricia, Sumaila, Rashid, and Villasante, Sebastian
Abstract:: Global Trends: Foreign and transnational ownership (& ownership interests), Complex structures: vertical integration, flags of convenience, joint ventures, etc., Concentration: a handful of corporations controlling global fisheries (Österblom et al. 2015,Carmine et al. 2020). Why Regulate?: Risk of monopolies and market failure, Governance of corporations (i.e., compliance, enforcement), Who captures...
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Who owns what? A methodology for ownership analysis in the fishing industry and its application to the French Atlantic fishing sector

Creator:: Kinds, Arne, Merzéréaud, Mathieu, and Guyader, Olivier
Abstract:: Global Trends: Foreign and transnational ownership (& ownership interests), Complex structures: vertical integration, flags of convenience, joint ventures, etc., Concentration: a handful of corporations controlling global fisheries (Österblom et al. 2015,Carmine et al. 2020). Why Regulate?: Risk of monopolies and market failure, Governance of corporations (i.e., compliance, enforcement), Who captures...
Resource Type:: Presentation

Using economics to allocate fishing rights between recreational and commercial fisheries in complex socioecological systems : a global review [presentation]

Creator:: Pita, Pablo, Antelo, Manel, and Villasante, Sebastián
Abstract:: Policy makers must ensure that regulatory frameworks contribute to the maintenance of resilient marine ecosystems. Recreational fishers add additional pressure on worldwide fish stocks to that exerted by commercial fishing, especially in coastal areas. Fishing tourism have an increasingly stronger presence in areas with growing numbers of permanent residents. Marine...
Resource Type:: Presentation

Town and country in Oregon : a conflicted legacy

Creator:: Robbins, William G.
Abstract:: Presentation and paper from 2008 "Toward One Oregon" Conference.
Resource Type:: Presentation

To what extent do first‐sale prices reflect the sustainable management of artisanal fisheries? An econometric approach for the octopus in Asturias (northern Spain) [presentation]

Creator:: Suárez Arbesú, Claudia, García de la Fuente, Laura, and González‐Rodríguez, Gil
Abstract:: Introduction: SSFs → Own characteristics that often affect prices. First‐sale prices are key for the sustainability of SSF,often price‐acceptors → influence of supra‐local factors (exports, imports, value‐chain forces) and industrial fisheries. Certain local/regional SSF management measures also aim to have effects on this price: fisheries regulation, commercial strategies, labelling, etc....
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The politics of one Oregon: the causes, consequences and prospects of overcoming the rural-urban divide

Creator:: Clucas, Richard A., Henkels, Mark, and Steel, Brent S.
Abstract:: Presentation and paper from 2008 "Toward One Oregon" Conference.
Resource Type:: Presentation

The impacts of access rules and synchrony in productivity in multi-fishery systems

Creator:: Holland, Dan, Oken, Kiva, and Punt, Andre
Abstract:: Diversification of fishery revenue can reduce interannual variation in revenue and thereby lower financial risk (e.g., Kasperski and Holland, 2013; Cline, Schindler, and Hilborn, 2017; Sethi, Reimer and Knapp 2014; Anderson, Ward and Shelton 2017), Average fishery diversification levels on the US West Coast have been declining over time –...
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The Challenges and Prospects of Women Fisher Folk in Makoko, Lagos State, Nigeria

Creator:: Oloko, Ayodele, Fakoya, Kafayat, Ferse, Sebastian, Breckwoldt, Annette, Harper, Sarah, and Adeleke, Lydia M.
Abstract:: Research on small-scale fisheries has largely focused on men’s fishing practices and perceptions and considerably discounted the important contributions by women to household food security and economies (Harper et al. 2013). Studies in most West African countries confirm that post- harvest activities is gendered in nature and revolves around traditional...
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Species, Space, and Time: A Quarter-Century of Fishers’ Diversification Strategies on the US West Coast

Creator:: Abbott, Joshua K., Sakai, Yutaro, and Holland, Daniel S.
Abstract:: In the absence of formal insurance, fishers often ”self-insure” against financial risk due to environmental and economic factors by adjusting fishing activities over species, space, and time. This diversification can be effective (e.g., Kasperski and Holland, 2013; Cline, Schindler, and Hilborn, 2017; Sethi, Dalton, and Hilborn, 2012; Fuller et al.,...
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Spatial Management to Reduce Entanglement Risk to North Atlantic Right Whales in Fishing Gear: A Case Study of the U.S. Northeast Lobster Fishery 2002-2009 [presentation]

Creator:: Bisack, Kathryn and Magnusson, Gisele
Resource Type:: Presentation

Regional fisheries management for increased economic value of shared stocks : understanding the economic impact of Pacific halibut

Creator:: Hutniczak, Barbara
Abstract:: Study Objectives: IPHC socioeconomic study was a direct response to the Commission’s “desire for more comprehensive economic information to support the overall management of the Pacific halibut resource in fulfillment of its mandate”, Commission’s objective is to develop stocks of Pacific halibut that permit “optimum yield from the fishery and...
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Productive Performance of Lake Victoria Fisheries Uganda; Technical Efficiency of the Fishing Fleet

Creator:: Mpomwenda, Veronica and Kristófersson, Dadi Mar
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Measuring the Economic Abatement Cost of Sea Turtle By-catch in the Northwest Atlantic Commercial Pelagic Longline Fishery

Creator:: Solis, Daniel, Bisack, Kathryn, Walden, John, Richards, Paul, and Agar, Juan
Abstract:: One pressing economic, societal and environmental issue affecting commercial fisheries is the production of undesirable outputs. In fisheries, undesirable outputs often arise because of economic or regulatory discarding of commercial species and/or the incidentally caught or ‘take’ of protected species, such as sea turtles and marine mammals. In fisheries, undesirable...
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From urban frontier to metropolitan region: Oregon's cities from 1870 to 2008

Creator:: Abbott, Carl
Abstract:: Presentation and paper from 2008 "Toward One Oregon" Conference.
Resource Type:: Presentation

Fishing for Growth: The Effect of Regional Aid on Investment in Fisheries [presentation]

Creator:: Wold, Mads Fjeld
Resource Type:: Presentation

Fiscal flow analysis

Creator:: Cortright, Joe and Spahic, Mersiha
Abstract:: Presentation and paper from 2008 "Toward One Oregon" Conference.
Resource Type:: Presentation

Current and potential activities to improve the definitions of horticultural mineral oils

Creator:: Chambers, G. V.
Resource Type:: Presentation

Critical linkages: strengthening clusters in urban and rural Oregon

Creator:: Martin, Sheila A.
Abstract:: Presentation and Paper from 2008 "Toward One Oregon" Conference.
Resource Type:: Presentation

Contribution of Fisheries and Aquaculture to Nutrition, Food Security and Poverty in Developing Countries

Creator:: Barnes, Colin
Abstract:: Introduction: The issue of the economic relations between major fishing countries (EU and Asian countries) if of major concern: Overt and tacit vessel subsidies, the asymmetry in the benefits for lower income and higher income countries from fishing and fish processing, LDC EEZs account for around 11 per cent of...
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Complexity and Fisheries Governance

Creator:: van Santen, Gert
Abstract:: Why did I write a novel? Fisheries operate in complex adaptive systems. A novel can better illustrate the dominant role of system complexity in sector governance. A book may last longer than a paper. I like writing a story, even if it is an illusion within reality.
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ScholarsArchive@OSU

Who really owns the tuna fishing fleets in the Southeast Pacific Ocean?

Who owns what? A methodology for ownership analysis in the fishing industry and its application to the French Atlantic fishing sector

Using economics to allocate fishing rights between recreational and commercial fisheries in complex socioecological systems : a global review [presentation]

Town and country in Oregon : a conflicted legacy

To what extent do first‐sale prices reflect the sustainable management of artisanal fisheries? An econometric approach for the octopus in Asturias (northern Spain) [presentation]

The politics of one Oregon: the causes, consequences and prospects of overcoming the rural-urban divide

The impacts of access rules and synchrony in productivity in multi-fishery systems

The Challenges and Prospects of Women Fisher Folk in Makoko, Lagos State, Nigeria

Species, Space, and Time: A Quarter-Century of Fishers’ Diversification Strategies on the US West Coast

Spatial Management to Reduce Entanglement Risk to North Atlantic Right Whales in Fishing Gear: A Case Study of the U.S. Northeast Lobster Fishery 2002-2009 [presentation]

Regional fisheries management for increased economic value of shared stocks : understanding the economic impact of Pacific halibut

Productive Performance of Lake Victoria Fisheries Uganda; Technical Efficiency of the Fishing Fleet

Measuring the Economic Abatement Cost of Sea Turtle By-catch in the Northwest Atlantic Commercial Pelagic Longline Fishery

From urban frontier to metropolitan region: Oregon's cities from 1870 to 2008

Fishing for Growth: The Effect of Regional Aid on Investment in Fisheries [presentation]

Fiscal flow analysis

Current and potential activities to improve the definitions of horticultural mineral oils

Critical linkages: strengthening clusters in urban and rural Oregon

Contribution of Fisheries and Aquaculture to Nutrition, Food Security and Poverty in Developing Countries

Complexity and Fisheries Governance

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