Fisheries Management in Crisis

Contributors.

Introduction.

1. Fishing in Troubled Waters (David Symes).

I. THE SOCIAL DIMENSION OF FISHERIES POLICY.

2. Social Considerations in Fisheries Planning and Management - Real Objectives or a Defence of the Status Quo (Björn Hersoug).

3. Social Objectives as Social Contracts in a Turbulent Economy (Åge Mariussen).

4. Community Fishing or Fishing Communities (Audun Sandberg).

II. ALTERNATIVE PROPERTY RIGHTS SYSTEMS.

5. Property Rights and Practical Knowledge: The Icelandic Quota System Gísli Pálsson and Agnar Helgason).

6. Trade in Fishing Rights in the Netherlands: A Maritime Environment Market (Ellen Hoefnagel).

7. Marine Management in Coastal Japan (Arne Kalland).

III. SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND FISHERIES MANAGEMENT.

8. Social Adaptations to a Fluctuating Resource (Torben Vestergaard).

9. Ancient Institutions Confronting Change: The Catalan Fishermen’s Cofradías (Juan-Luis Alegret).

10. Leviathan Management or Customary Administration: The Search for New Institutional Arrangements (Serge Collet).

11. Management and Practice in the Small-Scale Inshore Fisheries of the French Mediterranean (Annie-Hélène Dufour).

IV. LOCAL AND REGIONAL DIMENSIONS OF FISHERIES POLICY.

12. Fisherman Households and Fishing Communities in Greece: A Case Study of Nea Michaniona (Katia Frangoudes).

13. The Breton Fishing Crisis in the 1990s: Local Society in the Throes of Enforced Change (Geneviève Delbos and Gérard Prémel).

14. Regional Concepts in the Development of the Common Fisheries Policy: The Case of the Atlantic Arc (Mark Wise).

15. Adapting to the CFP? Globality and New Possibilities for the Faroese Fishing Industry (Jógvan Mörköre).

V. FISHERIES IN A GLOBAL FOOD SYSTEM.

16. The European Fishing Industry: Deregulation and the Market (Peter Friis).

17. The Geopolitics of Fish: The Case of the North Atlantic (Örn D. Jónsson).

Conclusion.

18. Sailing into Calmer Waters (Kevin Crean and David Symes).

Bibliography.

Index.