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Agricultural and Fisheries Policy
2020This chapter analyses select national policy fields, demonstrating increased market liberalism in the Danish agricultural sector and in the fisheries sector. Policies aimed at reducing nitrogen leaching from farmland are shifting from reliance on universal measures to more emphasis on site-specific regulation.
Daugbjerg, Carsten +3 more
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1977
Second Biennial Meeting of the Agricultural Economics Society of Southeast Asia (AESSEA), Tigbauan, Iloilo, Philippines, November 3- 6 ...
Birowo, Achmad T., Birowo, Achmad T.
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Second Biennial Meeting of the Agricultural Economics Society of Southeast Asia (AESSEA), Tigbauan, Iloilo, Philippines, November 3- 6 ...
Birowo, Achmad T., Birowo, Achmad T.
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The Tragedy of the Common Fisheries Policy: UK Fisheries Policy in the 1990s
1995The notion of the Tragedy of the Commons is familiar to those engaged in the study of environmental politics. Put simply, the concept, originated by Garret Hardin in a seminal 1968 article in the US journal Science, states that in a commons (a resource which no one owns but all have the right to use for their own benefit), the inevitable result of each
Anthony Stenson, Tim S. Gray
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2020
The Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) is rooted in the Treaty of Rome. After its completion in 1983, the policy framework was gradually reformed through decennial reviews in 1993, 2003, and 2014. Due to geopolitical, physiographic, and historical reasons, the EU implementation of the CFP is most developed in the North Atlantic Ocean, the North Sea, and the
Hegland, Troels Jacob, Raakjær, Jesper
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The Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) is rooted in the Treaty of Rome. After its completion in 1983, the policy framework was gradually reformed through decennial reviews in 1993, 2003, and 2014. Due to geopolitical, physiographic, and historical reasons, the EU implementation of the CFP is most developed in the North Atlantic Ocean, the North Sea, and the
Hegland, Troels Jacob, Raakjær, Jesper
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Marine Policy, 1992
Abstract Past fisheries development policies in Malaysia are assessed and new grounds for managing the Malaysian fisheries are explored. Some incompatibility in the goals for fishery development are discerned, especially those of increasing domestic landings through mechanization and resource conservation. Future management efforts should be based on
null Ishak Hj Omar +3 more
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Abstract Past fisheries development policies in Malaysia are assessed and new grounds for managing the Malaysian fisheries are explored. Some incompatibility in the goals for fishery development are discerned, especially those of increasing domestic landings through mechanization and resource conservation. Future management efforts should be based on
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Fisheries and Policy Implications for Human Nutrition
Current Environmental Health Reports, 2020This review brings together recent key research related to the role of fisheries as a source of nutrients to improve human health and discusses the implications of fisheries policy on food- and nutrient-security.Recent studies highlight the critical role of fisheries to support human nutrition, describing the nutrient composition of hundreds of species
Gabriel M S, Vianna +2 more
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Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1983
This paper looks at the special characteristics of the fishing industry which distinguish it from the rest of the ‘agricultural’ sector and which have made its organisation at E.E.C. level both politically and economically difficult. It examines the reasons for the moves behind the creation of a common fisheries policy, the difficulties which the ...
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This paper looks at the special characteristics of the fishing industry which distinguish it from the rest of the ‘agricultural’ sector and which have made its organisation at E.E.C. level both politically and economically difficult. It examines the reasons for the moves behind the creation of a common fisheries policy, the difficulties which the ...
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1990
The second sentence of the section of the Treaty of Rome dealing with the Common Agricultural Policy declares that ‘Agricultural products shall mean the products of the soil, of stock-breeding and of fisheries.’ The inclusion of fisheries is not entirely illogical, since the industry shares many of the basic attributes of agriculture.
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The second sentence of the section of the Treaty of Rome dealing with the Common Agricultural Policy declares that ‘Agricultural products shall mean the products of the soil, of stock-breeding and of fisheries.’ The inclusion of fisheries is not entirely illogical, since the industry shares many of the basic attributes of agriculture.
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1989
Fisheries received only the briefest mention in the Treaty of Rome, by being lumped in with agriculture as one of the products for which there needed to be a common policy. However, in 1970, at the very beginning of negotiations on accession with the UK, Norway, Denmark and Ireland, and seemingly with a clear eye to securing their interests in British ...
Hugh Arbuthnott, Geoffrey Edwards
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Fisheries received only the briefest mention in the Treaty of Rome, by being lumped in with agriculture as one of the products for which there needed to be a common policy. However, in 1970, at the very beginning of negotiations on accession with the UK, Norway, Denmark and Ireland, and seemingly with a clear eye to securing their interests in British ...
Hugh Arbuthnott, Geoffrey Edwards
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Economics and policies in fisheries
1994Establishing property rights on resources is crucial for their rational and efficient utilization. A resource which is owned by nobody is open to misuse. If no one owns trees, then no one will have wealth incentive to preserve them until they are mature and ready for felling.
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