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The Political Economy of Fishery Reform

Annual Review of Resource Economics, 2013
Despite compelling evidence that property rights–based management can improve the economic and ecological performance of fisheries, reform proposals are often met with political opposition. Moreover, the opposition sometimes comes from incumbent fishermen and fishing communities that would ostensibly gain the most from rent-enhancing reforms. We flesh
Corbett A. Grainger, Dominic P. Parker
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Inland Capture Fisheries and Large River Systems: A Political Economy of Mekong Fisheries

Journal of Agrarian Change, 2012
This paper examines the political economy of the freshwater, inland fisheries in the Mekong River basin, which are among the most productive and diverse in the world. Yet the remarkably productive fisheries of the basin, and the livelihoods of rural people this production supports, are increasingly confronting a series of threats related to hydropower ...
CHRISTOPHER SNEDDON, COLEEN FOX
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Small Vulnerable Economies’ Fisheries – Initial Thoughts

International Trade Working Paper, 2017
The discussion on improving disciplines on fisheries subsidies and making a contribution towards sustainable fishing and managing global fisheries has been ongoing at the World Trade Organization (WTO) since the WTO Doha Ministerial Conference held in 2001.
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Agriculture, Fisheries and Food in the Irish Economy

The World Economy, 2012
AbstractThroughout the Celtic Tiger years, the contribution of agriculture to Irish gross domestic product and employment declined as other sectors of the economy boomed. Not surprisingly, interest in the sector over this period, from both the popular media and public representatives, declined.
Stephen Hynes, Thia Hennessy
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The Political Economy of Fisheries Reforms in SSnngal

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012
Fisheries in Senegal are comprised of two sub-sectors: the artisanal sub-sector and the industrial sub-sector. While access to the Senegalese industrial sub-sector is controlled through licensing, making it a regulated form of limited access, the artisanal sub-sector essentially operates in a “quasi” unregulated open access environment.
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Emerging economy subsidies undermining sustainability of global fisheries

Nature Food, 2022
Kristen Hopewell, Matias Ezequiel Margulis   +1 more
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The Political Economy of South African Trout Fisheries

Journal of Economic Issues, 2015
Abstract:I analyze the evolution of trout recreational fisheries with the objective of identifying possible factors that might be driving current controversies in biodiversity policy reforms on the governance of alien and invasive species. Findings suggest that trout species have attained a cultural status, which makes it difficult to have them ...
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Marine environmental pollution, aquatic products trade and marine fishery Economy——An empirical analysis based on simultaneous equation model

Ocean and Coastal Management, 2022
Yan Huang, Fan Liu
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Nutrient recovery and recycling from fishery waste and by-products

Journal of Environmental Management, 2023
Jingsi Zhang, Çağrı Akyol, Erik meers
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How can marine fishery enable low carbon development in China? Based on system dynamics simulation analysis

Ocean and Coastal Management, 2023
Qiying Ran
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