Titlebook: Collaborative Research in Fisheries; Co-creating Knowledg Petter Holm,Maria Hadjimichael,Steven Mackinson Book 2020 Crown 2020 Fisheries go

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Springer Optimization and Its Applications separation of knowledge towards a new ‘bridging perspective’, which aims to establish a common knowledge base for fisheries governance. The transition builds on collaborative practices of participatory research and joint knowledge production, as will be described in the GAP case studies in subseque

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Basics of Mathematical Programming,stablished in 1996. The emphasis of the case study has been to develop awareness among fishermen of the need to be more involved in the management of the resource on which their livelihoods depend. To engage fishermen in management, we have worked together towards the development of an Individual-Ba

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Free Boundary Problems in Geochemistry,s meant the introduction of territorial use rights, which provided greater autonomy to decision-making, regulation, control, management and resources assessment. Nevertheless, after three decades, shallow achievements were built upon the collaboration between science and fisheries. The GAP Galician

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Optimal Design in Conductivity,fishermen’s experiences, expertise and the information they collect. It was intended that this knowledge would contribute to a species inventory, and the designation of rare/migratory species of fish in particular, thus making a valuable contribution to monitoring the environmental status of the Wad

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Solution of the Elasticity PDE,ted by the latest reform of the EU Common Fisheries Policy indicates, at least in principle, a move away from the traditional centralised ‘top-down’ model to a more decentralised ‘networked’ system of governance. What happens though to this ideal of participation when there is limited agreement abou

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Stochastic Programming Perspective,he fishermen do not get to share the knowledge basis for and justification of management decisions. In addition, fishermen’s experience-based knowledge remains unused. GAP intends to bridge the legitimacy and knowledge gaps, finding practical ways for fishermen and scientists to co-create the knowle