Evaluating the theoretical and practical linkages between ecosystem-based fisheries management and fisheries co-management
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2021
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Journal Title:Marine Policy
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Description:Ecosystem-based fisheries management (EBFM) is increasingly recognized as the future of fisheries conservation and stewardship, appearing prominently in policy documents internationally. Although considerable progress has been made to translate EBFM from theory to practice, limited attention has been given to assessing the theoretical and practical linkages between EBFM and fisheries co-management. While EBFM and fisheries co-management are not new ideas, growing interest in both compels reflection on the interplay of these concepts, even though they have traditionally been viewed as disparate approaches. We report on the results of a literature review that explored the extent to which EBFM and fisheries co-management are linked.
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Source:Marine Policy, 126
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Rights Information:CC-BY-NC-ND
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Main Document Checksum:urn:sha256:d7308e115d7b2177f914dcd714316977e4761cbf134006fd5aece2b327a6cdd5
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