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• 1. [Article] Resource allocation by contest or bargaining

  IIFET 2008 paper presentation by Eirik Mikkelsen from the Northern Research Institute Tromso.

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Resource allocation by contest or bargaining Author: Mikkelsen, Eirik IIFET 2008 paper presentation by Eirik Mikkelsen from the Northern Research Institute Tromso. Title: Resource allocation by contest or bargaining Author: Mikkelsen, Eirik IIFET 2008 paper presentation by Eirik Mikkelsen from the Northern Research Institute Tromso. Close

• 2. [Article] Capacity Measurement and Policy Simulation of Fishery Industry in Japan

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Capacity Measurement and Policy Simulation of Fishery Industry in Japan Author: Managi, Shunsuke Abstract only. Title: Capacity Measurement and Policy Simulation of Fishery Industry in Japan Author: Managi, Shunsuke Abstract only. Close

• 3. [Article] Intangible Cultural Heritage in Coastal Fishing Villages of Binh Dinh Province

  Van Chai are traditional fishing associations in Binh Dinh province, mainly distributing in coastal areas. In spite of experiencing many ups and downs, suffering great impacts of market economic and cultural ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Intangible Cultural Heritage in Coastal Fishing Villages of Binh Dinh Province Author: Tran, Van Vinh Van Chai are traditional fishing associations in Binh Dinh province, mainly distributing in coastal areas. In spite of experiencing many ups and downs, suffering great impacts of market economic and cultural integration, these villages still exist until now. However, many cultural features of the Van Chai have been gradually lost and eroded. It is really pity without comprehensive assessments and wide propagandas in order that descendants understand and recover these values. One of these values is management of fishery resources. Learning and experience of the Van Chai, especially their village regulations and customs in catching fishes and treatment to nature, benefits and so on are so worthy for scholars and managers to study and refer to. Appearance of this text is to generally assess coastal Van Chai in Binh Dinh province, to analyze forms of intangible cultural heritages of current Van Chai such as regulations, tradition rituals, professional rules, cultural heritages, belief, worship of Whale (Ca Ong); analyze and explain some traditional forms of fishing villages, praticable meanings in fishery resources protection in inshore areas as well as prevervation of aquatic types in Vietnamese and international red list. Finally, some solutions to develop fishery in coastal Van Chai in Binh Dinh province have been proposed towards community management. To implement it, author has used several methods such as survey, interview, expert and inheritance together with new analyzing tools such as SWOT, relevant matrix to make issues obvious. Research results show that intangible traditional values of the Van Chai in managing fishery resources have been respective and remained the values till now. Co-management models of fishery resources have been based on the community at present. It is suggested that in near future, Binh Dinh province should learn and inherit traditional values and regulations for managing fishery resources of Van Chai. Title: Intangible Cultural Heritage in Coastal Fishing Villages of Binh Dinh Province Author: Tran, Van Vinh Van Chai are traditional fishing associations in Binh Dinh province, mainly distributing in coastal areas. In spite of experiencing many ups and downs, suffering great impacts of market economic and cultural integration, these villages still exist until now. However, many cultural features of the Van Chai have been gradually lost and eroded. It is really pity without comprehensive assessments and wide propagandas in order that descendants understand and recover these values. One of these values is management of fishery resources. Learning and experience of the Van Chai, especially their village regulations and customs in catching fishes and treatment to nature, benefits and so on are so worthy for scholars and managers to study and refer to. Appearance of this text is to generally assess coastal Van Chai in Binh Dinh province, to analyze forms of intangible cultural heritages of current Van Chai such as regulations, tradition rituals, professional rules, cultural heritages, belief, worship of Whale (Ca Ong); analyze and explain some traditional forms of fishing villages, praticable meanings in fishery resources protection in inshore areas as well as prevervation of aquatic types in Vietnamese and international red list. Finally, some solutions to develop fishery in coastal Van Chai in Binh Dinh province have been proposed towards community management. To implement it, author has used several methods such as survey, interview, expert and inheritance together with new analyzing tools such as SWOT, relevant matrix to make issues obvious. Research results show that intangible traditional values of the Van Chai in managing fishery resources have been respective and remained the values till now. Co-management models of fishery resources have been based on the community at present. It is suggested that in near future, Binh Dinh province should learn and inherit traditional values and regulations for managing fishery resources of Van Chai. Close

• 4. [Article] Are Fishers Better or Worse Off from a Swordfish Fishery Closure? -- An Endogenous Switching Model for the Hawaii-based Longline Fisheries

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Are Fishers Better or Worse Off from a Swordfish Fishery Closure? -- An Endogenous Switching Model for the Hawaii-based Longline Fisheries Author: Ming, Timothy Abstract only. Title: Are Fishers Better or Worse Off from a Swordfish Fishery Closure? -- An Endogenous Switching Model for the Hawaii-based Longline Fisheries Author: Ming, Timothy Abstract only. Close

• 5. [Article] Location Choice Behavior Modeling of Shrimp Fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico

  The shrimp fishery accounts for more than one-half of the total revenues generated by commercial fishing activities in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. Due to its historical open access nature the harvesting sector ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Location Choice Behavior Modeling of Shrimp Fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico Author: Kazmierczak, Richard F., Ran, Tao, Keithly, Walter R. The shrimp fishery accounts for more than one-half of the total revenues generated by commercial fishing activities in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. Due to its historical open access nature the harvesting sector has historically been overcapitalized (from an economic perspective) resulting in a suboptimal generation of rents. Various management measures have been considered/implemented in an effort to reduce shrimp trawling externalities. The studies upon which many of these measures were based, however, have failed to account for the behavioral reaction of the shrimp fishermen to the policy. As a result, enacted regulations may not have achieved the anticipated goal(s) and proposed management measures are likely not to meet expectations. Based on sound discrete choice theory, the purpose of this paper is to develop an analysis of shrimpers spatial behavior under uncertainty and to provide an ex post empirical economic analysis of this behavior. Location choice decision is modeled in an effort to examine short-run behavior of the shrimp fleet in response to economic and non-economic factors of relevance including (a) proposed regulation, (b) seasonality, (c) past siting choice experience, (d) risk attitudes, (e) vessel mobility, (f) profit, and (g) crowding effects. The development and empirical testing of this model will be used to assess and forecast spatial activities of fishermen for more effective management of the Gulf of Mexico shrimp fishery. Title: Location Choice Behavior Modeling of Shrimp Fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico Author: Kazmierczak, Richard F., Ran, Tao, Keithly, Walter R. The shrimp fishery accounts for more than one-half of the total revenues generated by commercial fishing activities in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. Due to its historical open access nature the harvesting sector has historically been overcapitalized (from an economic perspective) resulting in a suboptimal generation of rents. Various management measures have been considered/implemented in an effort to reduce shrimp trawling externalities. The studies upon which many of these measures were based, however, have failed to account for the behavioral reaction of the shrimp fishermen to the policy. As a result, enacted regulations may not have achieved the anticipated goal(s) and proposed management measures are likely not to meet expectations. Based on sound discrete choice theory, the purpose of this paper is to develop an analysis of shrimpers spatial behavior under uncertainty and to provide an ex post empirical economic analysis of this behavior. Location choice decision is modeled in an effort to examine short-run behavior of the shrimp fleet in response to economic and non-economic factors of relevance including (a) proposed regulation, (b) seasonality, (c) past siting choice experience, (d) risk attitudes, (e) vessel mobility, (f) profit, and (g) crowding effects. The development and empirical testing of this model will be used to assess and forecast spatial activities of fishermen for more effective management of the Gulf of Mexico shrimp fishery. Close

• 6. [Article] Role Of Institutions With Regard To Fisher Livehoods And Resource Conservation: Small-Scall Craff Fishery in Sri Lanka

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Role Of Institutions With Regard To Fisher Livehoods And Resource Conservation: Small-Scall Craff Fishery in Sri Lanka Author: Withana Arachchige, Ranjith Wickramasinghe, Bavinck, Maarten Abstract only. Title: Role Of Institutions With Regard To Fisher Livehoods And Resource Conservation: Small-Scall Craff Fishery in Sri Lanka Author: Withana Arachchige, Ranjith Wickramasinghe, Bavinck, Maarten Abstract only. Close

• 7. [Article] Regulations, Risk, and Rent Seeking Behaviour with application to fisheries

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Regulations, Risk, and Rent Seeking Behaviour with application to fisheries Author: Bergfjord, Ole Jakob, Brandt, Urs Power Point presentation. Title: Regulations, Risk, and Rent Seeking Behaviour with application to fisheries Author: Bergfjord, Ole Jakob, Brandt, Urs Power Point presentation. Close

• 8. [Article] Sustainability and Resilience in Fisheries: Policy Directions and Management Institutions

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Sustainability and Resilience in Fisheries: Policy Directions and Management Institutions Author: Charles, Anthony Abstract only. Title: Sustainability and Resilience in Fisheries: Policy Directions and Management Institutions Author: Charles, Anthony Abstract only. Close

• 9. [Article] Capacity adaptation in modern fisheries; Lessons from Norway

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Capacity adaptation in modern fisheries; Lessons from Norway Author: Standal, Dag Abstract only. Title: Capacity adaptation in modern fisheries; Lessons from Norway Author: Standal, Dag Abstract only. Close

• 10. [Article] Fisheries Development and Management – some Reflections on Vietnam

  IIFET 2008 Vietnam keynote presentation. Power Point presentation by Professor Ola Flaaten from The Norwegian College of Fishery Science, University of Tromso.

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Fisheries Development and Management – some Reflections on Vietnam Author: Flaaten, Ola IIFET 2008 Vietnam keynote presentation. Power Point presentation by Professor Ola Flaaten from The Norwegian College of Fishery Science, University of Tromso. Title: Fisheries Development and Management – some Reflections on Vietnam Author: Flaaten, Ola IIFET 2008 Vietnam keynote presentation. Power Point presentation by Professor Ola Flaaten from The Norwegian College of Fishery Science, University of Tromso. Close