Weak and Strong Sustainability Assessment in fisheries: An application to a real case study
This paper analyzes the suitability of strong and weak sustainability assessment in the context of fisheries management. This topic is a main stream issue in the field of Ecological Economics, but its application to fisheries is rather ambiguous, although fisheries have been the focus of many pionee...
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ftoregonstate:ir.library.oregonstate.edu:fj236304x 2024-04-14T08:16:16+00:00 Weak and Strong Sustainability Assessment in fisheries: An application to a real case study Garmendia, Eneko Murillas, Arantza Escapa, Marta Gallastegui, Mari Carmen https://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/concern/conference_proceedings_or_journals/fj236304x English [eng] eng unknown International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade https://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/concern/conference_proceedings_or_journals/fj236304x Copyright Not Evaluated Sustainable fisheries Trawls and trawling Natural resource management Ecological economics Fisheries management Fisheries Basque trawl fisheries Fisheries Economics North East Atlantic Sustainability assessment Other ftoregonstate 2024-03-21T15:54:02Z This paper analyzes the suitability of strong and weak sustainability assessment in the context of fisheries management. This topic is a main stream issue in the field of Ecological Economics, but its application to fisheries is rather ambiguous, although fisheries have been the focus of many pioneering studies related to natural resource management. In this paper, through an application of a multidisciplinary technique designed to assess fisheries sustainability (RAPFISH), we bring this gap analysing the implications of both approaches in a real case study: the Basque trawl fisheries operating in the North East Atlantic. Strong sustainability assessment is postulated as the more suitable index to guide natural resources management in general and fisheries in particular. In contrast weak sustainability approaches are suggested as just a complementary tool to be applied together with critical thresholds. Other/Unknown Material North East Atlantic ScholarsArchive@OSU (Oregon State University) |
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Sustainable fisheries Trawls and trawling Natural resource management Ecological economics Fisheries management Fisheries Basque trawl fisheries Fisheries Economics North East Atlantic Sustainability assessment Garmendia, Eneko Murillas, Arantza Escapa, Marta Gallastegui, Mari Carmen Weak and Strong Sustainability Assessment in fisheries: An application to a real case study |
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Sustainable fisheries Trawls and trawling Natural resource management Ecological economics Fisheries management Fisheries Basque trawl fisheries Fisheries Economics North East Atlantic Sustainability assessment |
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This paper analyzes the suitability of strong and weak sustainability assessment in the context of fisheries management. This topic is a main stream issue in the field of Ecological Economics, but its application to fisheries is rather ambiguous, although fisheries have been the focus of many pioneering studies related to natural resource management. In this paper, through an application of a multidisciplinary technique designed to assess fisheries sustainability (RAPFISH), we bring this gap analysing the implications of both approaches in a real case study: the Basque trawl fisheries operating in the North East Atlantic. Strong sustainability assessment is postulated as the more suitable index to guide natural resources management in general and fisheries in particular. In contrast weak sustainability approaches are suggested as just a complementary tool to be applied together with critical thresholds. |
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Garmendia, Eneko Murillas, Arantza Escapa, Marta Gallastegui, Mari Carmen |
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Garmendia, Eneko Murillas, Arantza Escapa, Marta Gallastegui, Mari Carmen |
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Garmendia, Eneko |
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Weak and Strong Sustainability Assessment in fisheries: An application to a real case study |
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Weak and Strong Sustainability Assessment in fisheries: An application to a real case study |
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Weak and Strong Sustainability Assessment in fisheries: An application to a real case study |
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Weak and Strong Sustainability Assessment in fisheries: An application to a real case study |
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Weak and Strong Sustainability Assessment in fisheries: An application to a real case study |
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weak and strong sustainability assessment in fisheries: an application to a real case study |
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International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade |
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