Titlebook: Viability and Sustainability of Small-Scale Fisheries in Latin America and The Caribbean; Silvia Salas,María José Barragán-Paladines,Ratan

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Peter Edwards,Maria Pena,Rodrigo Pereira Medeiros,Patrick McConneyvolatility risk. Indeed, we show how the resulting visualization is a useful tool for risk managers depicting dependency asymmetries between different risk factors and accounting for delayed cross dependencies. The constructed multilayer network shows a strong interconnection between the volumes and

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Carmen Pedroza-Gutiérrez handling device is then studied using the power-law rheological model. The results from the simulations carried out highlight the usefulness of the tool for realistically predicting the associated flow behavior. The FEM based tool discussed in this work will be used in future for carrying out high-

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Adaptive Capacity to Coastal Disasters: Challenges and Lessons from Small-Scale Fishing Communities f social capital and networks, local ecological knowledge, and livelihood agility, as well as stresses several opportunities and drawbacks that need to be observed on the way to pursue more sustainable small-scale fisheries. A better understanding of what makes a difference for fishing communities i

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Small-Scale Fisheries on the Pacific Coast of Colombia: Historical Context, Current Situation, and Foverexploitation of some fisheries resources appeared as early as the 1990s (e.g., white shrimps, mangrove cockles). Updated stock assessments of these resources are needed, together with other target fisheries currently under pressure. Ecosystem-based fisheries management actions, like the establis

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Drivers of Adaptive Capacity to Climate Change in Coastal Fishing Communities of Tabasco, Mexicoibility and diversity, (2) capacity to organize, (3) learning and knowledge, and (4) access to assets. The analysis confirmed that adaptive capacity is highly context-specific but also revealed that multiple ways of adaptation are conditioned by historical social agreements and geographic location,