Mediterranean fisheries are in transition. With a poorly developed continental shelf and no 200 mile EEZs, coastal state jurisdiction extends only to 12nm, beyond which lie international waters. The industry's structure is dominated by small scale, artisinal enterprises with poorly developed shore based infrastructure. Management of the region's marine resources is highly fragmented. Moreover, the changing political situation, with the Mahgreb countries now asserting coastal state jurisdiction over waters formerly exploited by southern European countries, further complicates attempts to develop an integrated approach to fisheries management. Guided by the opinion of academic, administrative and political experts, this companion volume to "Northern Waters: Management Issues and Practice" maps out some of the key parameters for the future development of the region's fisheries.
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Höhe: 244 mm
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978-0-85238-273-8 (9780852382738)
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Introduction; > The dynamics of fisheries: a sensitising model; > The influence of culture on fisheries management; > The politics of Mediterranean fisheries: can one forget history?; > Regionalisation and the eco-development of fisheries; > Space, resources and history: the social dimension; > Legal elements of regulation in western Mediterranean fisheries; > Fishermen's participation in the management of the artisanal fishing in the Canary Islands; > Fishing and tourism in the Mediterranean: the case of Sardinia; > Exploitation of inshore resources and local antagonisms: the case of Aetolo-akarnania, Greece; > Management of shellfisheries in the Thermaikos gulf; > The Mediterranean region facing the CFP: regional politics and fishing policies; > The role of the GFCM in the development of Mediterranean fisheries management; > Economic information and fisheries management in the Mediterranean; > A common fisheries policy for the Mediterranean; > Conclusion.
