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Creator:: d'Artigues, Marie and Dabat, Marie-Helene
Abstract:: L'augmentation de la demande des ressources naturelles littorales entraîne des situations de plus en plus nombreuses de proche cohabitation entre plusieurs usages côtiers. Le développement de ces usages s'est réalisé à des époques différentes ou de façon contemporaine mais en parfaite harmonie, jusqu'à un certain point d'occupation spatiale et d'accaparation...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: 10[10] Dubin, Conflict résolution, vol. I, 1957, p 194. 11[11] L'intérêt est à la base de la plupart

Creator:: Satria, Arif, Matsuda, Yoshiaki, and Sano, Masaaki
Abstract:: The article discusses the issue and complexities that arise when two sectors, fisheries and marine tourism, grown and imply for an institution governing coral reef ecosystem either government based or community based. Even though, a community-based management system is commonly recognized as a better way in governing the resources, the...
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Full Text:: implementation of resources management. The above case eventually ended when conflict resolution was initiated

Creator:: Kailis, George Michael
Abstract:: Consultative structures are often suggested as a means of facilitating resolution of issues in multiple use management through developing consensus and facilitating cooperation. The advantages and limitations of this approach are explored through the history of the Cockburn Sound Management Council. Set up in 1999, the Cockburn Sound Management Council...
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Full Text:: . Keywords: Multiple use; co-operative management; environmental reporting INTRODUCTION Conflict between

Creator:: Kameda, Kazuhiko and Nishida, Akari
Abstract:: The new fishery order of Japan, China and the Republic of Korea (Korea) has changed their supply-and-demand structure (SDS) of marine products. This study observes the hagfish fishing which started in the Japanese coast/offshore, and the change of the international SDS. The present condition will be arranged as a framework...
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Full Text:: Proceedings 1 HAGFISH NEEDS THE NEW PARADIGM OF JAPAN'S DOMESTIC FISHERIES MANAGEMENT KAZUHIKO KAMEDA

Creator:: Diop, Hamady, Keithly, Walter R., and Kazmierczak, Richard F.
Abstract:: Theory suggests that fishing effort would be allocated among various fishing grounds such that profit levels would be equal. Homogeneity among fishers as well as perfect information is assumed and profits are opportunistically increased by changing fishing locations. These assumptions have been shown empirically ins some single fisheries where fishers...
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Full Text:: The Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Fishery Management Plan (RFMP) was one of the first FMP’s submitted by

Creator:: Haynie, Alan and Layton, David
Abstract:: Economists and biologists have recognized that spatial and temporal area-closures may provide an effective means of managing the impact that fisheries have on one another and upon threatened species. To date, however, little work has been done to estimate the economic impact of protected areas on commercial fishing. One significant...
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Full Text:: Economics and Management. 10(2): 125-36. Campbell, H.F. and A.J. Hand. 1999. “Modeling the spatial

Creator:: Vista, Arvin and Norris, Patricia E.
Abstract:: Stakeholders of the Taal Lake fish cage industry face the challenge of producing fish in a situation of frequent fish kill occurrences, which have been attributed to the deteriorating water quality due to nutrient pollution from fish cages. This study estimates the cost-effectiveness of nutrient pollution reduction options. Fifty operators...
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Full Text:: considerations of cage culture [11, 10, 1, 18, 24, 21]. Various researchers have suggested different management

Creator:: Metzner, Rebecca
Abstract:: This paper looks at some of the seemingly positive developments in fisheries governance over the last twenty-five years. It asks why fisheries management, if improving, is still failing in its basic objective of managing the people who catch fish so as to ensure that there are enough fish left out...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: : incentives, rights, ecosystems, conflict, co-management, community-based management 1. MULTI-DISCIPLINARY

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