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  • Measuring China's export competitiveness in seafood markets: a strategic management approach

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    Revell, Brian James, Liu, Xue, and Fu, Zetian
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    China accounted for over 8 percent of world exports by value in fish and shellfish in 2002. Over the period 1998-2002 it rose from 4th to 2nd largest amongst exporting countries. Yet, there has been surprisingly little analysis of the trading performance and international competitiveness of China in world fish...
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    Japan Proceedings MEASURING CHINA’S EXPORT COMPETITIVENESS IN SEAFOOD MARKETS: A STRATEGIC

  • Rights based management of industrial fisheries in a small coastal territory

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    Harte, Michael James
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    The Falkland Islands has successfully met many challenges in the management and development of its fisheries resources over the last 20 years. To meet a new generation of challenges the current licensing system based on the allocation of non-transferable, variable duration licences to individual vessels is to be replaced by...
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    Proceedings 1 RIGHTS-BASED MANAGEMENT OF INDUSTRIAL FISHERIES IN A SMALL COASTAL TERRITORY Michael

  • The British Columbia Salmon Fishery “Buyback” Program? A Case Study in Capacity Reduction

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    James, Michelle
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    Between 1996 and 2000, the Federal Government of Canada reduced the number of salmon fishing licences in British Columbia by 50%, from a total of 4416 to the current 2221 licences, through voluntary “licence retirement”. The total cost of this program was $273.5 million over 5 years. The purpose of...
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    THE BRITISH COLUMBIA SALMON FISHERY “BUYBACK” PROGRAM - A CASE STUDY IN CAPACITY REDUCTION Michelle

  • Can Government Financial Transfers Ever Lead to Responsible Fishing? A (New) Trade Theory Parable

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    Wilson, James R.
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    Recent literature on trade in fisheries products and in factors of production for fishing can be used to ask when it might be welfare increasing to encourage government financial transfers (GFTs) in the fisheries. Using numerical techniques and assuming a small open one factor 2 good economy with production inefficiencies...
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    GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL TRANSFERS LEAD TO RESPONSIBLE FISHING? A (NEW) TRADE THEORY PARABLE James R

  • The Retail Demand for Demersal Fresh Fish in Great Britain

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    Revell, Brian James and Fousekis, Panos
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    Over the past 20 years, the demand for fish has changed markedly. The species prevalent in the consumption mix has altered to reflect the greater availability of farmed species such as salmon, and the decline in some of the more common marine-caught demersal species such as cod. This paper examines...
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    , Harper Adams University College, United Kingdom, bjrevell@harper-adams.ac.uk Panos Fousekis

  • Knowledge is Power? The role of market information in value creation by developing country aquaculture producers

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    Kelling, Ingrid and Young, James A.
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    International seafood trade takes place through value chains that link production in developing countries to developed country markets. As a result of the emergence of the global value chain analytical framework from the political economy of development (and underdevelopment) approach, value chain analysis has traditionally maintained a production orientation to...
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    PRODUCERS Ingrid Kelling Consultant ingrid.kelling@gmail.com James A. Young Professor of Applied

  • Japanese Coastal Fisheries Management and Institutional Designs: A Descriptive Analysis

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    Uchida, Hirotsugu and Wilen, James E.
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    This paper provides a brief description of the two key institutional designs of Japanese coastal fisheries and their role in cooperative fishery management. It is well known that Japanese fishery management regime utilizes fishery cooperatives, called Fishery Cooperative Associations (FCAs), which they are granted territorial user rights (called common fishing...
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    JAPANESE COASTAL FISHERIES MANAGEMENT AND INSTITUTIONAL DESIGNS: A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS Hirotsugu

  • Estimating the Economic Impact of Alien Invasive Fishes: Recreational Angling in the Amatola Region

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    Kinghorn, James
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    While South Africa possesses a well developed marine fishery supported by policy, legislation and appropriate institutions, no inland fisheries policy exists and its potential has not been considered from a development perspective. The transfer of the mandate for fisheries to the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries has opened a...
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    Estimating the Economic Impact of Alien Invasive Fishes: Recreational Angling in the Amatola Region James

  • Co-management and Beyond: The British Columbia Experience

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    James, Michelle
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    In British Columbia “co-management agreements” are improving the sustainable management of many commercial fisheries. While some fisheries have fairly extensive co-management agreements which outline cost recovery, joint and separate roles and responsibilities for enforcement, science, and management, most do not. There are a number of important factors which have limited...
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    Experience Michelle James, Underwater Harvesters Association Abstract: In British Columbia “co-management

  • An Economic and Policy Assessment of Industry Funded Geoduck Enhancement in British Columbia

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    James, Michelle
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    The geoduck fishery in British Columbia has been managed by individual quotas since 1989. Individual quotas have fostered a co-operative management approach in the fishery, which is implemented through a non-profit society with membership made up of licence holders in the fishery. This non-profit society, the Underwater Harvesters Association (UHA),...
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    Michelle James, Underwater Harvesters Association, mdjames@telus.net ABSTRACT The geoduck fishery in