Titlebook: Resilience in the English Small-Scale Fishery; Small Fry but Big Is Rebecca Korda,Tim Gray,Selina M. Stead Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if appl

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The English SSF Fleet,of the English fishery which has long divided the fleet into two parts—the under-10 m (U-10?m) sector (SSF) generally encapsulated by the term ‘inshore’ fleet’ (Sowman 2006; Schumann and Macinko 2007; Hauck 2008; Gray et al. 2011; Davies et al. 2018); and the over-10 m (0–10?m) sector generally enca

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Perceptions of Vulnerability in the English SSF, 2015 and 2016. We can divide these perceptions intro two categories: external threats and internal obstacles (Islam 2011). External threats are perceived to come from outside the fleet; internal obstacles are perceived to exist within the fleet itself. These perceptions provide a unique record of e

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Strategies of Resilience in the English SSF,ve framework outlined in Chap. ., we divide these perceptions into three categories: passive resilience; adaptive resilience; and transformative resilience. It is worth noting that not all acts of resilience succeed in overcoming challenges: sometimes a fishers’ responses to challenges creates a fee

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Conclusion,nge for the English fishing industry with the inshore or under-10 m fleet disproportionately adversely affected. As a result, it has been predicted that the long-term viability of many of these fishing communities is under threat (Defra 2009). This could lead to an economic, social and cultural disa

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