A  survey of social capital and attitudes toward management in the New England groundfish fishery

Holland, Daniel S.; Silva, Patricia Pinto da; Wiersma, Joshua B.

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A survey of social capital and attitudes toward management in the New England groundfish fishery

2010
By Holland, Daniel S. ; Silva, Patricia Pinto da ; Wiersma, Joshua B.
Series: Northeast Fisheries Science Center reference document ; 10-12

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Holland, Daniel S. ; Silva, Patricia Pinto da ; Wiersma, Joshua B.

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Northeast Fisheries Science Center (U.S.)
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"In the spring of 2010, a telephone survey was conducted of Northeast Multispecies (groundfish) permit holders. The primary purpose of the survey was to develop a baseline of social capital in the groundfish fishery and to document attitudes toward the current management system based on days at sea and the new system based on sector allocations. A total of 542 permit holders were interviewed including 300 who are currently active in the groundfish fishery (over 50% of active permit holders). The survey results suggest that a high degree of social capital exists in the industry as a whole. It also revealed that permit holders in the groundfish fishery are generally dissatisfied with the current fishery management system and there remains substantial trepidation about the new sector system"--Abstract.
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by Daniel S. Holland, Patricia Pinto da Silva, and Joshua Wiersma.

Document available via the NEFSC reference document page: http://www.nefsc.noaa.gov/publications/crd/crd1012/

"July 2010."

"Print publication date July 2010; web version posted August 2, 2010"--Document's home page.

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Fisheries Groundfish Fisheries Management Social Aspects
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Northeast Fisheries Science Center reference document ; 10-12
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New England
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