Titlebook: Reinventing Fisheries Management; Tony J. Pitcher,Daniel Pauly,Paul J. B. Hart Book 1998 The Kluwer Academic Publishers 1998 development.e

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World fisheries are in crisis? We must respond!. Global fishery catches are probably between 130 and 190 million tonnes annually, and are of a similar magnitude to the predicted sustainable catch. A large proportion of fisheries are fully or overexploited. The uncertainty in global limits should not be used to deny the risk that we face. Thus it

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Reinventing the tree: reflections on the organic growth and creative pruning of fisheries managementd the productive capacity of fisheries. The evolution of the symbiotic scientific and management communities is traced from an expansionist period in the 1950s and 1960s to today’s climate of depletion. Stakeholder trust in the quality of the information that underpins management decisions, and a gu

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Measuring the unmeasurable: a multivariate and interdisciplinary method for rapid appraisal of the hies and diagnose their problems. For ecological, technological, economic and social categories, we chose 15–25 attributes that (a) are easily and objectively scored on a ranked scale using readily available data, (b) are likely to discriminate among fisheries, and (c) may be easily related to sustai

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Science and decision making in fisheries managementg several topics recently studied by the US National Research Council, including anadromous salmon in the north-western United States, sea turtles off the US south-east and Gulf of Mexico coasts, tuna and dolphins in the eastern tropical Pacific, and the Bering Sea ecosystem. In each case, the scien

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People, purses and power: developing fisheries policy for the new South Africauota holders, dominated by the white sector of the population. Several of the major stocks are either in a productive state or are recovering, under biologically conservative management, from earlier depletions. At the same time, with the democratization of South Africa, the current access rights sy

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Beyond the status quo: rethinking fishery managementolvement of the various stakeholders, including fishers, communities and the general public. In particular, the public, as holders of property rights to fish resources, deserve a greater involvement in fishery decision making. Second, the implications of a precautionary approach to uncertainty are e

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Green fisheries: certification as a management tool choices of seafood with the impact that consumption has on marine ecosystems. These market adjustments will significantly contribute toward countering the environmentally destructive economic forces that have motivated counterproductive fishing behaviour. Introducing environmental information as a

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