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Venue shifts and policy change in EU fisheries policy

Marine Policy, 2010
Over the past two decades profound changes have taken place in the European Union's (EU) fisheries policy. Partly these changes have occurred within the EU's Common Fisheries Policy itself, but partly policy change has been effected by the application of
Sebastiaan Princen
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The EU Common Fisheries Policy in light of the precautionary principle

Ocean & Coastal Management, 2012
Abstract According to the EU's 2009 green paper on the reform of the CFP, 81% of European fish stocks are overfished despite the fact that the EU has repeatedly committed itself under both international and EU law to maintaining and restoring its fish stocks to levels capable of producing MSY.
Alexander Proelss, Katherine Houghton
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The Common Fisheries Policy of the European Union and fisheries economics

Marine Policy, 2006
The revision of the Common Fisheries Policy of the European Union in 2003 was communicated in a ‘Roadmap’, including the opinion of the EU Commission on how to reform the fisheries policy.
Hans Frost, Peder Andersen
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The EU Common Fisheries Policy and Small-Scale Fisheries: A Forgotten Fleet Fighting for Recognition

2020
Fisheries in the European Union have been shaped by the evolution of Common Fisheries Policy (CFP). The influence of European fisheries policies became clearer after the establishment of the CFP in 1983. Three reforms have shaped the progressive reformulation of this policy over the more than 30 years since its adoption.
Jeremy Percy, Brian O’Riordan
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The EU Common Fisheries Policy – A fisheries management system that has failed!

Food Economics - Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica, Section C, 2011
Abstract The EU fisheries management, almost since the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) was first implemented in 1983, has been unable to reach its major objectives. Despite tremendous effort and resources having been invested in improving the performance of the CFP little impact can be found.
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EU Common Fisheries Policy reform: co-production of science and policy

2009
No abstracts are to be cited without prior reference to the author.Scientific knowledge that EU Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) needs is frequently unavailable until the political process itself creates the incentives for generating it. This regulatory or policy oriented science has specific goals, tasks institutions, and time-frames together with an ...
R.Aps, Lassen, H.
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The Governmentality of Biodiversity in the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy

2013
The Interdisciplinary Journal of International Studies, Vol 7: The Interdisciplinary Journal of International Studies ...
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Examining the impact of institutions on common pool resource problems: the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy

Journal of European Integration, 2019
Why is there variation in the level of overfishing in European Union member states? The Common Fisheries Policy sets politically-negotiated quotas for fishing, but different states break the quotas...
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Policy‐making in Nested Institutions: Explaining the Conservation Failure of the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy

JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, 2000
The widely recognized conservation failure of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) is largely due to the nested institutional context in which fishermen’s issues are negotiated. Divergent Member State interests regarding the competence of Community institutions have led to the selection and maintenance of ineffective policies. I propose a three‐level game
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Liberal Intergovernmentalism, Historical Institutionalism, and British and German perceptions of the EU's Common Fisheries Policy

Marine Policy, 2009
The aim of this paper is to determine whether British and German sea fisheries policies have been shaped by domestic factors or by European Union (EU) institutions. To achieve this aim, British and German perceptions of the EU's Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) were compared using two alternative theories of EU integration: Moravscik's Liberal ...
McLean C, Gray TS
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