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Creator:: Dias, Joao Ferreira and Guillotreau, Patrice
Abstract:: It has been recently reported that the major canned fish found in international trade –tuna- was first canned in 1903 in southern California. This US-centric view regrettably omits the important foreign trade of canned fish products borne as far back as the late 1820s in Europe, birth place of this...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Japan Proceedings NEARLY TWO CENTURIES OF FISH CANNING : AN HISTORICAL LOOK AT EUROPEAN EXPORTS

Creator:: Makino, Mitsutaku
Abstract:: For more than 1300 years, local resource users have been the principal decision makers of fishery resource management in the Japanese institutional framework. After the 2nd W.W., in order to democratize the fishery industry, dramatic institutional reform was carried out under Allied Occupation, and the Current Fishery Law was enacted...
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Full Text:: Japan Proceedings FISHERY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN JAPANESE COASTAL AREAS: A HISTORICAL AND

Creator:: McElroy, Seamus
Abstract:: Bluefin tuna capture today is focused on large fish caught by longline and smaller fish caught by purse seine for on-growing for between 3 months and 3 years. There has recently been the emergence of full life cycle farming in Japan with South Korea (Pacific bluefin tuna) and Australia (southern...
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: tuna fisheries and capture based culture: review and prospects over the next thirty years Seamus

Creator:: McElroy, Seamus
Abstract:: Full life cycle culture of bluefin tuna has so far been achieved only for Pacific bluefin tuna by the Japanese at Kinki University in 2002 with the first fish going on sale in Japan in 2004. More recently Japan's Okinawa fisheries laboratories have also achieved the same success, with the...
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Full Text:: TUNA FULL LIFE CYCLE CULTURE: REVIEW AND PROSPECTS OVER THE NEXT THIRTY YEARS Seamus McElroy* *The

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....
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Full Text:: Proceedings 1 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF FISHERIES POLICY REFORM: A REVIEW OF KEY ISSUESa Anthony Cox

Creator:: Barclay, Kate and Kinch, Jeff
Abstract:: Since the 1990s Pacific island countries have been host to a plethora of projects to improve the management of coastal marine environments. Some of these have been about strengthening Indigenous and community-based forms of resource management. Some have been about building government capacity and strengthening legislative frameworks. Marine Protected Areas...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Review of Lessons and Best Practices. Report prepared for the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional

Creator:: Kelling, Ingrid
Abstract:: Globalisation continues to impact the fisheries sector, aided by international governance frameworks in fisheries production and trade. Within these frameworks, tensions exist between trade facilitating measures and trade restricting measures. For example, UNCLOS extended Exclusive Economic Zones to 200 miles, resulting in a significant increase in volume and trade in...
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Full Text:: Portsmouth Proceedings GLOBALISATION, TRADE AND INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES GOVERNANCE: A REVIEW OF POLICY

Creator:: Ram-Bidesi, Vina
Abstract:: Tuna fisheries provides an important source of income, foreign exchange and employment for many Pacific Island States. It is also seen as a major avenue for industrial development by most Pacific Island States. The Law of the Sea Convention, while recognising the rights of coastal States to manage and develop...
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Full Text:: Development of Tuna in the Pacific Islands: the case study of Palau Arrangement and the Federated States of

Creator:: Kennedy, John
Abstract:: Highly migratory fish stocks in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean are an important source of income for those Pacific island nations through whose economic zones the stocks pass, and for distant water fishing nations that target the stocks. Although the tropical stocks have been regarded in the past as...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: FISH STOCKS IN THE WESTERN AND CENTRAL PACIFIC OCEAN John Kennedy School of Business, La Trobe

Creator:: Naito, Toyokazu
Abstract:: A dynamic game model is used to predict the strategic behavior of harvesters engaged in a non-cooperative fishery on a common property resource. The model predicts that an increase in the current number of harvesters in a common property fishery will reduce both the equilibrium harvest level and the current...
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Full Text:: Resource: The Case of the Western-Central Pacific Ocean Toyokazu Naito Department of Economics, Kyoto

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