Titlebook: Marine and Coastal Ecosystem Valuation, Institutions, and Policy in Southeast Asia; Nancy Olewiler,Herminia A. Francisco,Alice Joan G. Boo

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A Fishery in Transition: Impact of a Community Marine Reserve on a Coastal Fishery in Northern Mindae threats of overfishing and other environmental impacts. Fish biomass in MPAs builds up rapidly in the absence of fishing and eventually contributes to fishable biomass in the areas surrounding the reserve through adult migration or “spillover.” Improved ecological conditions allow MPAs to deliver

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Do Institutions Affect the Performance of Marine Protected Areas? Evidences from the PhilippinesAs are performing – from an environmental, economic, and social perspectives – and determined what constitutes the key features of a successful management scheme. It determined that the type of institution in charge of an MPA makes little difference to its effectiveness. Instead, good leadership, ad

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Fisheries Management Options for Visayan Sea, Philippines: The Case of Northern Iloiloas on the northern Iloilo fishery, which comprises almost half of the Visayan Sea. Ten management options, identified from various sources, were presented to stakeholders (i.e., fishers, fishery scientists, and fishery managers). These options consisted of status quo, input controls (ban of commerci

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Response of Fishermen to Fishing Control Policies in Southern Songkhla Lake, Thailand: A Field Experre designed based on the concept of noncooperative game theory to investigate fishermen’s behavior in response to four management policy options: external regulations with individual transferable quotas (ITQ) and with individual quotas (IQ) and co-management with ITQ and with IQ..The analysis examin

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Herminia A. Franciscoentific and secular narratives by showing that religious stakeholders crucially participated in producing and promoting hygienic knowledge between 1885 and 1914; and secondly, by analysing how hygiene was shaped by colonial entanglements. The introduction offers a brief research review highlighting

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Raul G. Bradecinar the nineteenth century. The Basel Mission drew upon the support of wealthy and powerful patrician families from Basel and far-flung Pietist networks across Europe and beyond. However, it swiftly transformed into a grassroots movement, funded by small donations from a large number of people in urba