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The gender division of labor in fish processing in Lake Chapala. A source of bargaining power

Creator:: Pedroza-Gutierrez, Carmen
Abstract:: Lake Chapala’s fisheries have been the support of an important economic activity for hundreds of years. At the end of the XIX century, in addition to the fishers, the processing industry employed hundreds of families in the drying and salting of fish. The later introduction of carpe and tilapia forced...
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Full Text:: source of bargaining power Carmen Pedroza-Gutiérrez Universidad Nacional Auónoma de México

The Influence of Network Properties on the Agility of Seafood Supply Chains

Creator:: Hernández, Juan M. and Pedroza-Gutiérrez, Carmen
Abstract:: The fisheries supply chains integrate multiple and heterogeneous agents linked through commercial (buyer/seller) relationships. In a large and competitive trade market, every agent can choose his/her partners, but the functioning of the supply chain depends on the aggregation of every agent's decisions that configures the global network of relationships. In...
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Full Text:: of relationships trade with the middlemen with the highest out-degree, and so on; (c) Same as (a

Reputation as a Central Resource to Create Social Networks and Market Transactions. The Case of Mercado del Mar in Guadalajara, Mexico

Creator:: Pedroza-Gutiérrez, Carmen and Hernández, Juan M.
Abstract:: Fish consumption in Mexico is considered low (around 12 kg per person per year) and non-homogeneously distributed across the country. One of the reasons for this situation is the scarcity of wholesale selling sites. In this context, the Mercado del Mar (MM), located in Guadalajara city, Jalisco, is the second...
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Full Text:: , Mexico Dr. Carmen Pedroza Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México and Dr. Juan Hernández University

Patti215 paper.pdf

Creator:: Patti, Bernardo, Pedroza-Gutierrez, C., Mazzola, S, and Piazza, I.
Abstract:: Along the southern Sicilian coast (Central Mediterranean Sea), Sciacca harbor is the most important landing port for small pelagic fish species (manly anchovies and sardines) [1, 2]. This landing side accounts for about 2/3 of total catch in GFCM-FAO Geographical Sub-Area 16 (South of Sicily), where two operational units (OU)...
Full Text:: ., Pedroza-Gutierrez, C., Piazza, I., Mazzola, S. Extended abstract Along the southern Sicilian

Patti 215.pdf

Creator:: Patti, Bernardo, Pedroza-Gutierrez, C., Mazzola, S, and Piazza, I.
Abstract:: Along the southern Sicilian coast (Central Mediterranean Sea), Sciacca harbor is the most important landing port for small pelagic fish species (manly anchovies and sardines) [1, 2]. This landing side accounts for about 2/3 of total catch in GFCM-FAO Geographical Sub-Area 16 (South of Sicily), where two operational units (OU)...

Small pelagic fish market in the south of sicily: linkages between catch volume and market price

Creator:: Patti, Bernardo, Pedroza-Gutierrez, C., Mazzola, S., and Piazza, I.
Abstract:: Along the southern Sicilian coast (Central Mediterranean Sea), Sciacca harbor is the most important landing port for small pelagic fish species (manly anchovies and sardines) [1, 2]. This landing side accounts for about 2/3 of total catch in GFCM-FAO Geographical Sub-Area 16 (South of Sicily), where two operational units (OU)...
Resource Type:: Presentation and Research Paper

Integration of small scale fish farmers (SSFF) and processing industry in developing countries: Case study of aquaculture value chain in Brazil

Creator:: Pedroza, Manoel
Abstract:: Most of fish farmed by small scale producers in developing countries is sold directly to local markets without passing through a processing industry. Besides problems related to sanitary requirements, this situation highlights the low added value retained by fish farmers. In Brazil, the integration between small scale fish farmers and...
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Full Text:: Brazil Manoel Pedroza Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation Ministry of Agriculture

Middlemen´s Informal Trading System and its Linkages With IUU Fishing Activities in The Port of Progreso, Mexico

Creator:: Pedroza, Carmen
Abstract:: The aim of the paper is to explore the economic environment that makes informal fish trading possible, the nature of these activities and how they are interconnected or might stimulate IUU fishing activities in the port of Progreso, Yucatan, Mexico. The main argument is that fish trading by middlemen has...
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Full Text:: LINKAGES WITH IUU FISHING ACTIVITIES IN THE PORT OF PROGRESO, MEXICO Carmen Pedroza IIFET 2012

Production constraints and the impact of globalization on inland fishing products in Mexico

Creator:: Pedroza, Carmen and López, Jorge
Abstract:: Inland fisheries in Mexico represent a source of protein, income and employment, for rural communities. Although the most consumed fish in the country are fresh water fishes in the national statistics they only account for 3% of the total fish catch volume (marine fisheries account for 97%). Demand is higher...
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Full Text:: fishing products in Mexico Carmen PEDROZA-GUTIERREZ y Jorge LOPEZ-ROCHA IIFET 2014 Brisbane, Australia

Sedimentology of Seismo-Turbidites off the Cascadia and Northern California Active Tectonic Continental Margins, Northwest Pacific Ocean

Creator:: Gutierrez-Pastor, Julia, Nelson, C. Hans, Goldfinger, Chris, and Escutia, Carlota
Abstract:: Holocene turbidites from turbidite channel systems along the active tectonic continental margins of the Cascadia Subduction Zone (offshore Vancouver Island to Mendocino Triple Junction) and the northern San Andreas Transform Fault (the Triple Junction to San Francisco Bay), have been analyzed for sedimentologic features related to their seismic origin. Centimeter...
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Full Text:: , Northwest Pacific Ocean Julia Gutiérrez-Pastor, C. Hans Nelson, Chris Goldfinger, Carlota Escu- tia PII

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The gender division of labor in fish processing in Lake Chapala. A source of bargaining power

The Influence of Network Properties on the Agility of Seafood Supply Chains

Reputation as a Central Resource to Create Social Networks and Market Transactions. The Case of Mercado del Mar in Guadalajara, Mexico

Patti215 paper.pdf

Patti 215.pdf

Small pelagic fish market in the south of sicily: linkages between catch volume and market price

Integration of small scale fish farmers (SSFF) and processing industry in developing countries: Case study of aquaculture value chain in Brazil

Middlemen´s Informal Trading System and its Linkages With IUU Fishing Activities in The Port of Progreso, Mexico

Production constraints and the impact of globalization on inland fishing products in Mexico

Sedimentology of Seismo-Turbidites off the Cascadia and Northern California Active Tectonic Continental Margins, Northwest Pacific Ocean

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