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### Sharing the Fish Resource Allocation & Sustainability Conference FAO Fisheries Proceedings. No. 15

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Indigenous negotiations in South Australia Sharing the process: statewide fishing and aquaculture indigenous Land Use Agreement negotiations in South Australia by Parry Agius, Amy Roberts and Osker Linde
Tuna fisheries in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean Moving towards rights-based fisheries management regime for the tuna fisheries in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean by Transform Aqorau
Significance of vertical integration Property rights and equity in fisheries management: the significance of vertical integration by Frank Alcock
Resource allocation in Queensland Benefits of developing a fisheries resource allocation policy in Queensland by Claire Andersen and Allan Dekker
The Shetland experience Rights-based management in the United Kingdom — The Shetland experience by John Anderson
Marine area management in sustainable allocation Another look at an old favorite: review of the marine area management tool in the sustainable allocation of the United States fisheries resources by Carli Bertrand and Lisa Manning
Spatial conflicts in New Zealand fisheries Spatial conflicts in New Zealand fisheries: the rights of fishers and protection of the marine environment by Randall Bess and Ramana Rallapudi
Spatial allocation in Western Australia Spatial allocation of coastal waters for aquaculture development — The Western Australian experience by Heather Brayford and Barbara Sheridan
Stakeholder involvement in allocations Stakeholder involvement in the allocation process by Rae Burrows
Allocation as a management tool Necessary but not sufficient: allocation of allowable catch as a management tool in shared fisheries by Robin D. Connor
Indigenous fishing access in South Australia Establishing a framework for allocating and managing indigenous cultural fishing access in South Australia by Kelly Crosthwaite and Sean Sloan
High-seas fisheries governance High-seas fisheries governance: a framework for the future? by G.T. (Stan) Crothers and Lindie Nelson
Saving deep-sea resources Governance arrangements to save the resources of our deep seas for current and future generations by Duncan E.J. Currie, Lyn Goldsworthy AM and Clare Henderson
Torres Strait rock lobster Research to support allocation of indigenous and commercial catch in the Torres Strait tropical rock lobster Panulirus ornatus fishery by Darren Dennis, Jim Prescott, Yimin Ye and Tim Skewes
Fishing and marine protected areas Fishing and marine protected areas — How can we best share the fish to meet fisheries and conservation objectives? by Zena Dinesen
The Palau Arrangement The Palau Arrangement for the management of the Western Pacific purse seine fishery — Management scheme (vessel day scheme) by Steve Dunn, Len Rodwell and Glen Joseph
Icelandic fisheries legislation Icelandic fisheries legislation development and experience by Vilhjálmur Egilsson
Oregon's developmental fisheries programme Allocating property rights as incentives for developing underutilized fisheries: a case study of Oregon's developmental fisheries programme by Polly Endreny, Michael Harte and Gil Sylvia
Lembeh Strait, Indonesia Who owns the Strait? Conflicts and competition over fishery resources in the Lembeh Strait, Indonesia by Akhmad Fauzi and Suzy Anna
Sharing the fish at a regional level Sharing the fish, and other resource access issues: how can this be done at a regional level? by Rick Fletcher, Christine Shervington, Peter Millington and Andrew Hill
Reallocation in Torres Strait Reallocating resources between fishing sectors in Torres Strait commercial fisheries. Commercial sectoral views on long-term implementation of protected zone joint authority resource allocation decisions by James Fogarty
Australia's tuna and billfish fisheries Resource sharing in Australia's tuna and billfish fisheries by Elizabeth Foster, Peter Ward and Ewan Colquhoun
Indigenous fish allocations in Western Australia Allocating fish resources to indigenous Western Australians by Ben Fraser
Public and indigenous fishing rights in Australia The public right to fish and indigenous fishing rights in Australia by Warwick Gullett
Exclusive economic zones Exclusive economic zones, distant water fishing nations and Pacific small island developing States: who really gets all the fish? by Quentin Hanich and Martin Tsameny
The right to fish for food or fun The right to fish for food or fun by Keith Ingram and Paul Barnes
Social justice and fisheries in India Social justice and fisheries governance: the view from India by Derek Johnson and Maarten Bavinck
Sharing the Baltic salmon Sharing the Baltic salmon by Soile Kulmala
Allocation in Torres Strait Reallocating resources between fishing sectors in Torres Strait commercial fisheries — Recent decisions of the protected zone joint authority by John Kung and Wez Norris
Maori treaty settlements The "race for space": maintaining the value of fisheries rights allocated to Maori as part of treaty settlements in New Zealand by Craig Lawson, Tania McPherson and Kirsty Woods
Native title rights to fish Negotiating a framework for the exercise of native title rights to fish by Virginia Leek
South Australia's ILUA process South Australia's ILUA process — An approach to allocation by Neil MacDonald
Adjustment schemes in Western Australia The use of fisheries adjustment schemes to achieve shifts in resource allocations in estuaries and embayments in Western Australia by Peter Millington and Michael Cranley
Lessons from Lake Victoria Management of shared inland fisheries: lessons from Lake Victoria (East Africa) by R. Ogutu-Ohwayo and C.T. Kirema Mukasa
Management of transboundary fish stocks Bilateral management of transboundary fish stocks: an informal approach to ecosystem-based management by F. Greg Peacock and Gerard Peters
Allocated property rights in abalone Sustainability requires change to allocated property rights: the story of abalone by Jeremy Prince
Protected commercial fishing areas Protected commercial fishing areas (PCFAS) - A concept for improving equity in resource allocation between aquatic resource users by Nick Rayns and Andrew Read
Allocation of bigeye tuna harvest rights Economic implications of an implicit allocation of bigeye harvest rights through an across the board reduction in effort levels in the Western and Central Pacific tuna fishery by Christopher Reid
Tasmanian rock lobster fishery The journey towards an explicit resource sharing arrangement for the Tasmanian rock lobster fishery by Hilary Revill and Howel Williams
Commercial allocation in Western Australia Commercial fishery allocation processes and mechanisms: the Western Australian perspective by Kristy J. Saville and Joanne K. Kennedy
South Australian pilchard fishery Allocation to manage spatial fishing effort across the South Australian pilchard fishery by Steve Shanks
Quota management system Growing pains of the quota management system by Mark Soboil and Tony Craig
Why we are getting it so wrong? Resource sharing — Why we are getting it so wrong? by Ian Stagles
Potential of property rights-based management The world is full of good intentions: achieving the full potential of property rights-based management, or not. by Daryl R Sykes
Competition between fishing and other uses Resolving competition between fishing and other uses of the marine environment by Emma Taylor
Impacts of the representative areas programme Great Barrier grief: a case study of the socioeconomic impacts of the representative areas programme for the Great Barrier reef marine park on the Queensland seafood industry by Noel Taylor-Moore
Fisheries agreements in promoting equity The role of fisheries agreements in promoting equity within resource allocation by Nienke van der Burgt
Sharing the fish — Whose fish? Sharing the fish — Whose fish? by Bernard P. Walrut
Allocation in the Houtman Abrolhos Allocation of fish resources in the Houtman Abrolhos islands, Western Australia by Fred E. Wells and Kim Nardi
Tasmanian scallop fishery A clean slate? Sharing the return of the Tasmanian scallop fishery by Howel Williams, Hilary Revill and Rod Pearn
Multispecies fishery in South Australia Maintaining allocation shares in addressing stock sustainability: a case study in a multispecies fishery in South Australia by Will Zacharin

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