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Metzner, R.; Isokawa, D.; Liu, Y; Wells F. (eds). ABSTRACT These proceedings contain the main papers and presentations from “Sharing the Fish ’06: Allocation issues in fisheries management” conference that was held in Fremantle, Western Australia, 27 February to 2 March 2006. They include the substantial work of the keynote and invited speakers covering the three themes of the conference which addressed the critical fisheries management topics of: (i) allocations across jurisdictions (including governmental, regional and multilateral, and national allocation issues); (ii) allocations within sectors (including extractive and non-extractive allocations issues; management issues; and, commercial, artisanal and tourism allocations issues); and (iii) allocations between sectors (including customary/indigenous, recreational, commercial, and artisanal/subsistence allocation issues). The enclosed CD-ROM contains the papers from the concurrent sessions which delved further into each of these allocation topics as shown in the Conference Programme section and mentioned in the Summary Reports and Overview section. |
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Abstract
Note from the editor
Summary reports and overviews
Conference programme
Welcome addresses
The use of fisheries adjustment schemes to achieve shifts in resource allocations in estuaries and embayments in Western Australia
Peter Millington
Hon. Eric Abetz
Hon. David Benson-Pope
Ichiro Nomura
OFFICIAL OPENING (Download 87 Kb)
Hon. Jon Ford
THEME 1. ALLOCATIONS ACROSS JURISDICTIONS (Download 686 Kb)
Allocating fish across jurisdictions
Jon Van Dyke
International allocation issues and the high seas: An economist’s perspective
Gordon Munro
Regional allocation issues or Zen and the art of pie cutting
Rosemary Rayfuse
Allocation issues in fisheries management
Wendy CraikTHEME 2. ALLOCATIONS ACROSS SECTORS (Download 355 Kb)
Allocation of catches among fishing sectors: opportunities for policy development
Peter Pearse
Extractive and non-extractive allocation issues – an environmental perspective
Alistair Graham
Resource sharing – key to sustainability
Peter Rogers
Allocation issues in marine environment: managing conflicts between commercial, artisanal and tourism in tropical fisheries
Mahfuzuddin AhmedTHEME 3. ALLOCATIONS WITHIN SECTORS (Download 863 Kb)
Assigning property rights in the common pool. Implications of the prevalence of first-possession rules
Gary Libecap
Customary/Indigenous allocation issues
Alison Thom
Allocation policies and its implications for recreational fisheries management in inland waters of Argentina
Pablo H. Vigliano, José Bechara and Rolando Quiros
Commercial allocation issues
Ragnar Arnason
Allocation of fisheries resources: a small-scale fisheries perspective
Chandrika Sharma and Ramya Rajagopalan