Successful Fisheries Management
Issues, Case Studies, Perspectives
Distributed for Eburon Publishers, Delft
240 pages
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5 illustrations
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6 x 9
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© 2005
More than eighty percent of the world's fish population lives in fisheries. At the same time, nearly three-quarters of the world's most important fish species face extinction due to overfishing and environmental contamination. Successful Fisheries Management explores the possibilities for effective and sustainable fisheries management across the globe. Seven case studies examine both the successes and failures of fisheries from India to Australia to Senegal. Experts in their field, the contributors offer their audience a unique and absolutely essential examination of international fisheries management.
Contents
Preface
T. Bostock
Overview
S. Cunningham
Success in Fisheries Management: A Review of the Literature
E. Bennett
Management of the Pacific Halibut Fishery
J.M. Gates
The Experience of the Mauritanian Fish Trading Company (SMCP) in the Management of the Fisheries Sector in Mauritania
S. Cunningham, S. Iyaye and D. Zeine
Co-Management and Community Based Fisheries Management Initiatives in Shetland
J. Goodlad
Traditional Community-Based Management Systems (TCBMS) in Two Fishing Villages in East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh, India
V. Salagrama
Self Regulation of Senegalese Artisanal Fisheries: a case study of Kayar
S. Alioune and J. Catanzano
The Namibian Hake Fishery
P. Manning
The Australian Northern Prawn Fishery
I. Cartwright
Conclusions: Factors for Success in Fisheries Managment
S. Cunningham
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