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The Optimal Allocation of Ocean Space: Aquaculture and Wild-Harvest Fisheries

Creator:: Hoagland, Porter, Jin, Di, and Kite-Powell, Hauke
Abstract:: In many estuarine and ocean areas, aquaculture is seen as an alternative to traditional commercial fish harvesting practices. A significant problem hindering the emergence or the continuing growth of aquaculture in many areas is the conflict that arises among it and other competing ocean uses. Real world examples include the...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: and Wild-Harvest Fisheries Porter Hoagland, Di Jin and Hauke Kite-Powell MS#41, Marine Policy Center

Do conventional prescriptions of the rights-based fishing literature pose legal and political impediments to policy change?

Creator:: Matulich, Scott C. and Macdonald, Jim
Abstract:: A serious impediment blocks advancement of individual transferable quota (ITQ) policy in the United States, particularly in North Pacific fisheries being considered for ITQ management. The traditional ITQ design, that allocates rights to only the harvesting sector, unintentionally expropriates wealth/property interests from the co-dependent-processing sector. This regulatory expropriation is a...
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Full Text:: - based fishing literature pose legal and political impediments to policy change ? By Scott C

Applying a Bioeconomic Model to Recreational Fisheries Management in the Northeast U.S.: The Good, the Bad, and the Just Plain Ugly

Creator:: Steinback, Scott, Lee, Min-Yang, and Wallmo, Kristy
Abstract:: This research combines a utility-theory consistent model of demand for recreational fishing trips with an age-structured stock dynamics model to provide policy relevant advice to managers of the groundfish fishery in the Northeast United States. We provide an overview of the model and describe the challenges encountered with using this...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: , Scott Steinback1, and Kristy Wallmo2 1NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center, Woods Hole, MA 2NOAA

An Analysis of the Relationship between WTO Trade Disciplines and Trade-Related Measures Used to Promote Sustainable Fisheries Management

Creator:: Leggett, Christopher L.
Abstract:: This paper presents a critical analysis of the provisions of the WTO agreements and jurisprudence as they relate to the use of trade-related measures in support of cooperative fisheries management arrangements. The interpretation given to WTO agreements by successive Panels and Appellate Bodies has provided guidance regarding how such measures...
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Full Text:: Disciplines and Trade-Related Measures Used to Promote Sustainable Fisheries Management Christopher L

Designing Management Alternatives for the U.S. Atlantic Sea Scallop Fishery: Potential Contribution of Stock Enhancement Programs and Rotation of Fishing Areas

Creator:: Valderrama, Diego and Anderson, James L.
Abstract:: Atlantic Sea scallops have historically supported the second most valuable fishery in the northeastern United States. Intense fishing pressure during the early 1990s led to drastic decreases in population biomass and commercial landings. Total harvest, which exceeded 17,000 metric tons (MT) in 1990, declined to around 7,300 MT in 1993....
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Full Text:: CONTRIBUTION OF STOCK ENHANCEMENT PROGRAMS AND ROTATION OF FISHING AREAS Diego Valderrama and James L

The death rattle of open access and the advent of property rights regimes in fisheries

Creator:: Christy, Francis T.
Abstract:: In considering fisheries regulation in the next decade, I make a concluding point that may become a major theme. This is that individual permanent catch quotas of a regulator-determined TAC are only a stage in the development of management from licensing to private rights (Scott 1989). The condition of open...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: private rights (Scott 1989). The condition of open access in fisheries is widely accepted as the cause

Valuing Ecosystem Services: Oysters, Denitrification, and Nutrient Trading Programs

Creator:: DePiper, Geret S., Lipton, Douglas W., and Lipcius, Romuald N.
Abstract:: Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia have all developed nutrient trading programs to defray the cost of achieving mandated nitrogen load reductions in Chesapeake Bay, and there is increasing interest in the role oysters can play in generating credits. A number of bioeconomic models highlight the impact these credits have...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: limiting factor  Powell et al. (2006)  Mann & Powell (2007)  Powell & Klinck (2007) Biological

Toward a Positive Feedback between Fish Abundance and Dense Forest to Enhance Biodiversity: Responsible Fisheries from a Viewpoint of Nutrient Cycling

Creator:: Murota, Takeshi
Abstract:: Traditionally, fish has been considered as an item for direct or indirect human use (food, fertilizer, fishmeal and so on). Recently increasing number of studies on anadromous salmon in North America and Japan, however, suggest that fish could also support biodiversity. Marine-derived nutrients (MDN) are important contributors to maintain or...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: , G. T., J. M. Friedman, and M. L. Scott, 1994, Relating Riparian Vegetation to Present and Future

Resource management and trade policies: a two-country general equilibrium model of trade in renewable natural resource

Creator:: Emami, Ali and Johnston, Richard S.
Abstract:: Most trade literature is concerned with gains from free trade under the assumption that traded goods are produced under complete property rights. Seldom have researchers examined the consequences of free trade in the presence of incomplete property rights over renewable natural resources. In this paper, we explore these consequences. In...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Brander and Scott Taylor. Its title is "International Trade Between Consumer and Conservationist Countries

The fishermen Guilds in Spain (Cofradias): Economic Role and Structural Changes

Creator:: Franquesa, Ramon
Abstract:: The Fishermen Guilds in Spain (Cofradias) have around one thousand year tradition. They play a central role in the control of the fishing rights in special in the context of coastal fisheries. The paper examines the mechanisms to establish property rights, the quality of these rights and the cost and...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: and overexploitation of the fishing resources. The problem of the commons enounced by H. Scott Gordon

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The Optimal Allocation of Ocean Space: Aquaculture and Wild-Harvest Fisheries

Do conventional prescriptions of the rights-based fishing literature pose legal and political impediments to policy change?

Applying a Bioeconomic Model to Recreational Fisheries Management in the Northeast U.S.: The Good, the Bad, and the Just Plain Ugly

An Analysis of the Relationship between WTO Trade Disciplines and Trade-Related Measures Used to Promote Sustainable Fisheries Management

Designing Management Alternatives for the U.S. Atlantic Sea Scallop Fishery: Potential Contribution of Stock Enhancement Programs and Rotation of Fishing Areas

The death rattle of open access and the advent of property rights regimes in fisheries

Valuing Ecosystem Services: Oysters, Denitrification, and Nutrient Trading Programs

Toward a Positive Feedback between Fish Abundance and Dense Forest to Enhance Biodiversity: Responsible Fisheries from a Viewpoint of Nutrient Cycling

Resource management and trade policies: a two-country general equilibrium model of trade in renewable natural resource

The fishermen Guilds in Spain (Cofradias): Economic Role and Structural Changes

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