The role of research in fisheries management: The conservation of dolphins in the eastern tropical pacific and the exploitation of southern bluefin tuna in the Southern Ocean

This article uses two case studies to assess the role of research in policy formation and fishery management. One study focuses on measures to limit the mortality of dolphins taken when tuna are harvested in the eastern tropical Pacific. The other studies measures taken to limit harvests of Southern...

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Published in:Ocean Development & International Law
Main Authors: Campbell, Harry, Herrick, Samuel F., Squires, Dale
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: Taylor & Francis 2000
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Law
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spelling ftunivqespace:oai:espace.library.uq.edu.au:UQ:141895 2023-05-15T18:25:19+02:00 The role of research in fisheries management: The conservation of dolphins in the eastern tropical pacific and the exploitation of southern bluefin tuna in the Southern Ocean Campbell, Harry Herrick, Samuel F. Squires, Dale 2000-01-01 https://espace.library.uq.edu.au/view/UQ:141895 eng eng Taylor & Francis doi:10.1080/00908320051058153 issn:0090-8320 International Relations Law Scientific Research Policy Formation Property Rights Fisheries Stenella Impacts School Size 340202 Environment and Resource Economics C1 720499 Management and productivity issues not elsewhere classified 1801 Law Journal Article 2000 ftunivqespace https://doi.org/10.1080/00908320051058153 2020-08-04T10:08:34Z This article uses two case studies to assess the role of research in policy formation and fishery management. One study focuses on measures to limit the mortality of dolphins taken when tuna are harvested in the eastern tropical Pacific. The other studies measures taken to limit harvests of Southern Bluefin Tuna. Both of these fisheries involve fugitive resources and transboundary, resources spreading across both national exclusive economic zones and the high seas. Both fisheries were initially based on open access, but public policy has led to greater exclusive use through individual transferable quotas for Southern Bluefin Tuna and dolphin mortality limits. A number of policy conclusions are drawn. Article in Journal/Newspaper Southern Ocean The University of Queensland: UQ eSpace Pacific Southern Ocean Ocean Development & International Law 31 4 347 375
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topic International Relations
Law
Scientific Research
Policy Formation
Property Rights
Fisheries
Stenella
Impacts
School
Size
340202 Environment and Resource Economics
C1
720499 Management and productivity issues not elsewhere classified
1801 Law
spellingShingle International Relations
Law
Scientific Research
Policy Formation
Property Rights
Fisheries
Stenella
Impacts
School
Size
340202 Environment and Resource Economics
C1
720499 Management and productivity issues not elsewhere classified
1801 Law
Campbell, Harry
Herrick, Samuel F.
Squires, Dale
The role of research in fisheries management: The conservation of dolphins in the eastern tropical pacific and the exploitation of southern bluefin tuna in the Southern Ocean
topic_facet International Relations
Law
Scientific Research
Policy Formation
Property Rights
Fisheries
Stenella
Impacts
School
Size
340202 Environment and Resource Economics
C1
720499 Management and productivity issues not elsewhere classified
1801 Law
description This article uses two case studies to assess the role of research in policy formation and fishery management. One study focuses on measures to limit the mortality of dolphins taken when tuna are harvested in the eastern tropical Pacific. The other studies measures taken to limit harvests of Southern Bluefin Tuna. Both of these fisheries involve fugitive resources and transboundary, resources spreading across both national exclusive economic zones and the high seas. Both fisheries were initially based on open access, but public policy has led to greater exclusive use through individual transferable quotas for Southern Bluefin Tuna and dolphin mortality limits. A number of policy conclusions are drawn.
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author Campbell, Harry
Herrick, Samuel F.
Squires, Dale
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title The role of research in fisheries management: The conservation of dolphins in the eastern tropical pacific and the exploitation of southern bluefin tuna in the Southern Ocean
title_short The role of research in fisheries management: The conservation of dolphins in the eastern tropical pacific and the exploitation of southern bluefin tuna in the Southern Ocean
title_full The role of research in fisheries management: The conservation of dolphins in the eastern tropical pacific and the exploitation of southern bluefin tuna in the Southern Ocean
title_fullStr The role of research in fisheries management: The conservation of dolphins in the eastern tropical pacific and the exploitation of southern bluefin tuna in the Southern Ocean
title_full_unstemmed The role of research in fisheries management: The conservation of dolphins in the eastern tropical pacific and the exploitation of southern bluefin tuna in the Southern Ocean
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