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The Retail Demand for Demersal Fresh Fish in Great Britain

Creator:: Revell, Brian James and Fousekis, Panos
Abstract:: 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...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Japan Proceedings THE RETAIL DEMAND FOR DEMERSAL FRESH FISH IN GREAT BRITAIN Brian J Revella

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

Creator:: Revell, Brian James, Liu, Xue, and Fu, Zetian
Abstract:: 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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Full Text:: MANAGEMENT APPROACH. Brian J Revell, Harper Adams University College, bjrevell@harper-adams.ac.uk Xue

Economic modelling of the live reef fish trade in Asia-Pacific: Developing an approach and preliminary analysis

Creator:: Petersen, Elizabeth Helen, Muldoon, Geoffrey, and Johnston, Brian
Abstract:: Reef fish traded alive for table food is a high value-to-volume fishery, with demand centred in luxury markets in Hong Kong and southern mainland China. Approximately twenty countries in the Asia-Pacific region supply these markets. A number of economic, environmental and social issues have arisen from the trade; including the...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Activities Centre, g.muldoon@impac.org Brian Johnston, Visiting Fellow, The Australian National University

Securing Women's Rights and Livelihoods

Creator:: Williams, Jordan, Smith, Sarah, and Rife, Alexis
Abstract:: The UN Voluntary Guidelines for Securing Small-scale Fisheries, along with the Voluntary Guidelines for Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries, and Forests, recognize the role of secure tenure in ensuring the livelihoods, well-being, and basic human rights of small-scale fishing (SSF) communities. Rights-based management (RBM), which works to secure...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Rife; Sarah Smith, PhD NAAFE Forum 2017 Designing rights-based management systems to achieve social

Membership attitudes to the evolving role of E.U. fish producers' organisations : subsidiarity or subordination in Shetland?

Creator:: Muir, James F., Young, James A., and Smith, Andrew P.
Abstract:: As the various mechanisms of fisheries resources management have matured, fishermen increasingly have responded by devising and developing different forms of collective representation. Within the European Union (EU), Producer's organisation (POs) provide a voluntary organisational structure which has evolved since its inception in the 1970s. During the intervening period, POs...
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Full Text:: ] and Andrew P Smith[3] Acknowledgements The authors would like to acknowledge the support of J.H

Assessing the Value and Role of Seafood Traceability from an Entire Value-Chain Perspective

Creator:: Sylvia, Gil, Sterling, Brian, Gooch, Martin, Dent, Benjamin, Marenick, Nicole, and Miller, Alex
Abstract:: The traceability practices of 48 seafood businesses were assessed as part of an evaluation of nine global seafood value chains (from harvest to retail). The research was conducted through direct interviews and written surveys in order to assess the reasons why traceability systems were used to strengthen business performance. The...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Seafood Traceability: A Value-Chain Perspective Brian Sterling, Global Food Traceability Center

Building Ecological-Economic Models and Scenarios of Marine Resource Systems

Creator:: Thebaud, Olivier, Smith, Anthony D. M., Vermard, Youen, Doyen, Luc, Innes, James, Lample, Michel, Macher, Claire, Mullon, Christian, Planque, Benjamin, Quaas, Martin F., and Mahévas, Stéphanie
Abstract:: As part of the ecosystem approach to managing fisheries and other uses of marine ecosystems, there has been a growing call for the development of integrated assessment tools to support the provision of both tactical and strategic management advice. Of particular importance in this domain is the development of models...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: ., Mullon C., Planque B., Quaas M., Smith T., Vermard Y. *Ifremer, Economics Unit & AMURE Research Group

The Training Managers for 21st Century Fisheries Initiative: Summary and Recommendations from the Inaugural International Workshop

Creator:: Jodice, Laura W., Sylvia, Gilbert, Harte, Michael, Hanna, Susan, and Stokes, Kevin
Abstract:: Organizers convened an international workshop to address training necessary to produce effective managers for 21st century fisheries. The workshop involved government, industry, academic, and nongovernmental organization (NGO) leaders from Oceania, North America, and Europe. They addressed vision and management challenges of 21st century fisheries; requisite skills and knowledge; current training...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: : Laura W. Jodice, Marine Resource Management Program, Oregon State University Gilbert Sylvia, Coastal

Fishery Responses to Changes in Oceanic Climates: The Case of the Oregon Ocean Shrimp Fishery

Creator:: Gallagher, Charmaine Marie, Sylvia, Gil, and Hannah, Robert W.
Abstract:: Oregon ocean shrimp annual harvest relies on the successful recruitment and growth of age one shrimp. Changes in oceanic conditions appear to have major impacts on recruitment, spatial abundance and growth rates. Successful recruitment has been identified with the timing and strength of the spring transition generating oceanic conditions favorable...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: @hmsc.orst.edu Robert W. Hannah, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Hatfield Marine Science Center

A Bioeconomic Model of Partial Closures and Habitat Effects - The Case of a Migratory Fish Species

Creator:: Armstrong, Claire W., Armstrong, Richard J., and Reithe, Siv
Abstract:: A bioeconomic model allowing different degrees of harvesting closures for two sub-stocks consisting of mature and immature fish is presented. Hence the model opens for partial closures of fisheries on both sub-stocks. Migration between the two sub-stocks is defined as recruitment of the young to the mature sub-stock, and egg...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: STOCK Claire W. Armstrong*, Richard J. Armstrong** and Siv Reithe* University of Tromsø

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The Retail Demand for Demersal Fresh Fish in Great Britain

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

Economic modelling of the live reef fish trade in Asia-Pacific: Developing an approach and preliminary analysis

Securing Women's Rights and Livelihoods

Membership attitudes to the evolving role of E.U. fish producers' organisations : subsidiarity or subordination in Shetland?

Assessing the Value and Role of Seafood Traceability from an Entire Value-Chain Perspective

Building Ecological-Economic Models and Scenarios of Marine Resource Systems

The Training Managers for 21st Century Fisheries Initiative: Summary and Recommendations from the Inaugural International Workshop

Fishery Responses to Changes in Oceanic Climates: The Case of the Oregon Ocean Shrimp Fishery

A Bioeconomic Model of Partial Closures and Habitat Effects - The Case of a Migratory Fish Species

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