Social Issues in Sustainable Fisheries Management - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

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Introduction: Social issues in sustainable fisheries management

Julie Urquhart, Tim Acott, David Symes&Minghua Zhao

PART I

Issues in governance and co-management

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Finding Solutions: Resilience theory and Europe's small scale fisheries

David Symes

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From boom and bust to local stewardship: a governance benchmark for Celtic sea fisheries management

Mike Fitzpatrick

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The social dimensions of the Common Fisheries Policy: a review of current measures

GeorgioGallizioli

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The unfulfilled promise of integrated management: how policy discourses operate in Annapolis Basin, Canada

Kate Bigney Wilner

PART II

Issues in local ecological knowledge and scientific evidence

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Stewardship and the recovery of threatened wolffish in East Canadian waters

Kathleen Blanchard, Jennifer Dawe& Russell Wall

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Building bridges among scientists and fishermen with participatory action research

Steve Mackinson& Douglas Clyde Kongshøj Wilson

PART III

Issues in sustaining fisher livelihoods

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Ghost boats and human freight:The social wellbeing impacts of the salmon ban on Lough Foyle's fishing communities

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Fisheries diversification: a case study of French and English fishers in the Channel

Richard Morgan, Marie Lesueur& Laura-Mars

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Area-based local development - a new opportunity for European fisheries areas

UrszulaBudzich-Szukala

PART IV

Issues in gender roles

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Flemish fishermen's wives: their lives and roles in fisheries

KatrienVervaele

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Women's organisations in fisheries and aquaculture in Europe: history and future propects

Katia Frangoudes& José J. Pascual-Fernàndez

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Women in English fisheries: roles, contributions, barriers and prospects

Minghua Zhao, Marilyn Tyzack, Rodney Anderson &EjirogheneEsteraOnoakpovike

PART V

Issues in social identity and cultural heritage

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Sense of place and socio-cultural values in fishing communities along the English Channel

Tim Acott& Julie Urquhart

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Heritage, skills and livelihood: reconstruction and regeneration in a Cornish fishing port

Tim Martindale

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The socio-cultural impact of industry restructuring: fishing identities in northeast Scotland

Ruth Williams

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Perspectives about the sea in the Azores:Respecting narratives that sustain inshore fishing communities

Alison L. Neilson, Rosalina Gabriel, Ana MouraArroz&EnésimaMendonca

CONCLUSION

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Towards an understanding of social issues in sustainable fisheries management

Tim Acott, Julie Urquhart,Minghua Zhao.

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