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1998

134. An investigation of factors affecting compliance with fisheries regulations
by Hatcher, A. Thébaud, O. & Jaffry, S. & Bennett, E.
133. Socio-economic implications of alternative fisheries management strategies
by Whitmarsh, D.
132. Legal issues associated with `free fish farming at sea'
by Pickering, H.
131. Artificial reefs as a tool to aid rehabilitation of coastal ecosystems: investigating the potential
by Pickering, H. & Whitmarsh, D. & Jensen, D.
130. A new era for the offshore oil and gas industry: the role of science and technology
by Pickering, H.

1997

129. The relative contribution of stock recovery in generating economic benefits from effort reduction
by Pascoe, A.
128. A review of the literature on shrimp culture
by Neiland, A. & Soley, N. & Baron, J.
127. Recreational benefits of coastal protection: a case study
by Whitmarsh, D. & Northen, J. & Jaffry, S.
126. A review of fisheries policy in Nigeria since 1950 (with special reference to the inland fisheries of north east Nigeria)
by Ladu, B. M. B. & Neiland, A E.
124. Fishing income, poverty and fisheries management in north east Nigeria
by Neiland, A. E. & Jaffry, S. & Kudaisi, K.
123. A comparative study of fisheries production patterns in the Upper River Benue, Lake Chad and the Nguru-Gashua Wetlands of north east Nigeria
by Neiland, A. E. & Jolley, T. H. & Jaffry, S. & Kudaisi, K.
122. The development of a fisheries information monitoring system (FIMS) for north east Nigeria
by Neiland, A. E. & Garrod, B. & Jaffry, S.
121. Fisheries management in Lake Chad, the Upper River Benue and the Nguru-Gashua Wetlands (N.E. Nigeria): a study of 53 villages
by Neiland, A. E. & Weeks, J. & Madakan, S. P. & Ladu, B. & M. B.
120. Characterisation of the inland fisheries of north east Nigeria including the Upper River Benue, Lake Chad and the Nguru-Gashua Wetlands
by Neiland, A. E. & Sarch, M.-T. & Madakan, S. P. & Ladu, B. M. B. & Jaffry, S.
119. Resource allocation in the North Sea fishery: a goal programming approach
by Mardle, S. & Pascoe, S. & Tamiz, M. & Jones, D.
117. A review of applications to fisheries using multi-objective programming techniques
by Mardle, S. & Pascoe, S.
116. Enhancement of inland fisheries in Nigeria: the institutional context provided by traditional and modern systems of fisheries management
by Neiland, A.E. & Ladu, B.M.B.
115. Commercial exploitation of artificial reefs: economic opportunities and management imperatives
by Whitmarsh, D. & Pickering, H.
114. Marine pollution policy in the UK
by Whitmarsh, D.
113. Multi-objective modelling of the UK fisheries of the English Channel
by Pascoe, S. & Tamiz, M. & Jones, D.
112. A preliminary bioeconomic model of the UK component of the fisheries of the English Channel
by Pascoe, S.
111. Long run price flexibilities for the high valued species in the UK: a cointegration systems approach
by Jaffry, S. & Pascoe, S. & Robinson, C.
110. Fisher behaviour: exploring the validity of the profit maximising assumption
by Robinson, C. & Pascoe, S.
109. International trade in tuna commodities: the main players
by Hassan, H.

1996

108. Measuring changes in technical efficiency over time using catch and stock information
by Pascoe, S. & Robinson, C.
107. Artificial reefs and fisheries exploitation: a review of the `Attraction versus Production' debate, the influence of design and its significance for policy
by Pickering, H. & Whitmarsh, D.
106. A bioeconomic model of fishery-pollution interation
by Collins, A. & Stapleton, M. & Whitmarsh, D.
105. A surplus production model with a non-linear catch-effort relationship
by Coppola, G. & Pascoe, S.
104. Optimal harvesting strategies in sea bream and tiger prawn (Penaeus monodon) culture
by Naik, D. & Pascoe, S.
103. The use of cement stabilised coal fired power station by-products in artificial reef construction: what evidence is there that it is a suitable material
by Pickering, H.
102. Artificial reefs of bulk waste materials: a scientific and legal review of the suitability of using the cement stabilised by-products of coal fired power stations
by Pickering, H.
101. Legal framework governing artificial reefs in the EU
by Pickering, H.
100. Traditional management of artisanal fisheries in North East Nigeria: a research framework
by Sarch, M. -T. & Neiland, A. E. & Madakan, S. P. & Ladu, B.
99. The community-based approach to fisheries management in North East Nigeria: socio-economic analysis
by Neiland, A. E. & Sarch, M. -T. & Madakan, S. & Ladu, B.
98. Transboundary marine resources management: recent developments and elements of analysis
by Thebaud, O.
97. Devolved management of fish quotas in the United Kingdom: producers' organizations and individual quota systems
by Hatcher, A.
96. Artificial reef investment: an assessment of information needs in the analysis of project risk
by Whitmarsh, D.
95. Developing a Fisheries Information Monitoring System (FIMS) for N.E. Nigeria
by Neiland, A. E. & Ladu, B.
94. Searching for common ground: economics, biological diversity and the management of marine living resources
by Thebaud, O.
93. Fisheries research priorities for international inland waters in west and central Africa: a case study of the Chad Basin
by Neiland, A. E. & Sarch, M. -T. & Madakan, S. & Ladu, B.
92. Cost-benefit analysis of artifical reefs
by Whitmarsh, D.
91. Fisheries in coastal zone management in Sierra Leone: potential benefits and problems
by Turay, F.
90. Fishing and farming at Lake Chad: overcapitalization, opportunities and fisheries management
by Sarch, M.

1995

118. Decision-making processes in the management of coastal commons: case studies from the Caribbean
by Thébaud, O. & Renard, Y.
89. Community management systems at Lake Chad
by Sarch, M. -T. & Madakan, S.
88. Managing exploitation rights in the inshore marine fisheries of Sierra Leone
by Turay, F.
87. Fisheries management privatisation: a case study of Sierra Leone
by Turay, F.
85. Economic appraisal of artificial reefs: case study
by Whitmarsh, D. & Pickering, H.
84. Rational decision-making in the coastal zone: the significance of the economic evaluation of recreational fisheries
by Hobson, J. & Potten, S.
83. Integrating fisheries into coastal area management
by Cunningham, S.
82. Producers' organizations in the UK fishing industry
by Hatcher, A. & Holland, P. & Cunningham, S. & Young, J. & Smith, A. & Muir J.
81. Measuring changes over time in the average efficiency of fishing fleets
by Robinson, C. & Pascoe, S.

1994

80. Traditional management of artisanal fisheries, North East Nigeria: investigating fisheries management systems
by Sarch, M.
79. Traditional management of artisanal fisheries, North East Nigeria: refinement of the socio-economic survey approach
by Sarch, M.
78. Traditional management of artisanal fisheries, North East Nigeria: the development of the income and expenditure survey
by Sarch, M. T. & Lewins, R.
77. The role of spreadsheets in the modelling of commercial fisheries
by Whitmarsh, D.
76. Aiding rational decision-making in the coastal zone: an economic perspective on marina location
by Hobson, J.
75. Economic perspectives on the causes and control of marine pollution
by Garrod, B. & Whitmarsh, D.
74. Modelling fisheries adjustment: application of the asset replacement principle
by Pascoe, S.
73. Benefits and costs of single species conservation in a multispecies fishery: the case of the Australian eastern gemfish
by Pascoe, S.
72. Traditional fisheries jurisdiction in North East Nigeria: results of a survey in 1994 at Lake Chad, River Benue and the Nguru- Gashua Wetlands
by Neiland, A. & Weeks, J. & Madakan, S. & Ladu, B.
71. The management implications of overlapping property rights: the case of the Solent oyster fishery
by Guillotreau, P. & Cunningham, S.
70. Integrating economic factors into aquaculture research: a discussion paper for CFRD fisheries economics meeting 25 March 1994
by Neiland, A.
69. The development of fishing rights in UK fisheries Policy
by Hatcher, A. & Cunningham, S.
68. Monopsonistic fisheries management: the case of Mauritania
by Cunningham, S. & Nguer, A. & Thiam, I.
67. The economic effects of biological predation: theory and application to the case of the north-east Atlantic minke whale's (Balaenoptera acutorostrata) consumption of fish
by Flaaten, O. & Stollery, K.
66. Internationalization, main determinant of the seafood market: the case of France
by Guillotreau, P.
65. An economic appraisal of the Solent oyster fishery: historical and institutional aspects
by Guillotreau, P. & Cunningham, S.

1993

64. An economic perspective on issues of recreation and conservation in coastal zone planning and management
by Hobson, J.
63. Fisheries in the context of coastal zone management
by Whitmarsh, D. & Hobson, J. & Pickering, H. & Edwards, S. & Nowell, D.
62. Incentives and optimal fishing quotas with centralized and decentralized management
by Stollery, K.
61. Fishermen's incomes and fisheries management
by Cunningham, S.
60. Production and prices in the English herring industry, 1900 to 1944
by Cooper, N. & Whitmarsh, D.

1992

59. R. A stochastic dynamic programming model of bycatch control in fisheries
by Androkovich, R. A. & Stollery, K.
58. Coastal state fisheries management: fleet development versus trade in fisheries services
by Cunningham, S. & Whitmarsh, D.
57. The Common Fisheries Policy and the role of producer organisations in South West England
by Slaymaker, J. E. & Hatcher, A. & Cunningham, S.
56. Information needs and the management of joint commercial and recreational fisheries: the UK fishery for sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax)
by Potten, S. & Dunn, M. & Whitmarsh, D.
55. The Moroccan cephalapod fishery: bioeconomics and management
by Cunningham, S. & Bertignac, M. & Zouiri, M.
54. Aquaculture pollution: who pays, who should pay: an economic approach to pollution control
by Soley, N. & Neiland, A. & Nowell, D.
53. The role of producer organisations in fisheries management: the case of South West England
by Slaymaker, J.
50. Natural resource exploitation and the role of new technology: the UK herring industry 1960-1980
by Whitmarsh, D. & Reid, C. & Gulvin, C. & Dunn, M.

1991

52. Managing technological change in fishing: the Herring Industry Board and new technology, 1945-1977
by Reid, C.
49. The social and economic impact of aquaculture: a European review
by Neiland, A. & Shaw, S. A. & Bailly, D.
48. Aquaculture development and coastal zone management strategies : a comparison of leading issues from the UK, Canada and the USA
by Neiland, A. & Nowell, D.
47. Angling vs netting - an economic perspective
by Hatcher, A. & Radford, A.
46. Computer spreadsheets and the appraisal of fisheries development projects: introductory excercises for education and training
by Garrod, B. & Whitmarsh, D.
45. An overview of fisheries research in the Chad Basin of Africa 1920-1988 - including a partially annotated bibliography
by Neiland, A.

1990

44. Marine fisheries development in the Sudan: macro and micro economic constraints on post-1975 development programmes
by Dunn, M.
43. Overcapitalisation and structural adjustment in UK fisheries
by Garrod, B. & Whitmarsh, D.
42. An economic evaluation of the recreational salmon fisheries in Great Britain: principles of economic evaluation and discussion of results for Wales
by Radford, A. & Hatcher, A.
41. Time technological change and tradition practice: the UK herring fishery c.1880-1914
by Reid, C.
40. B. Fishing costs and the relationship between catch rates and fish abundance
by Sampson, D.
39. Local catch-per-unit effort as an index of global fish abundance
by Sampson, D.
38. B. Fishing technology and fleet dynamics: predictions from a bio-economic model
by Sampson, D.
37. E. Artisanal fisheries in the Chad Basin in Africa: an information crisis?
by Neiland, A.
36. Aquaculture commerce: the impact of international regulations and restrictions
by Neiland, A.
35. E. Aquaculture in the European Community (EC): policy and legislation considerations from non-EC countries
by Neiland, A.
34. A revised methodology for estimating the relative size of the annual recreational catch of bass in England and Wales over the period 1986-88
by Potten, S.
33. 1989 Survey of boat anglers in England and Wales
by Potten, S. D.
32. Fisheries development and resource usage conflict - a case study of deforestation associated with the Lake Chad fishery in Nigeria
by Neiland, A. E. & Verinumbe, I.

1989

31. The significance of the fishing industry to the economy of Devon and Cornwall
by Slaymaker, J.
30. Technological change and marine fisheries development
by Whitmarsh, D.
29. Innovatory practice in the UK herring industry prior to World War One
by Reid, C.
28. Foetal growth in southern fin whales
by Sampson, D.
27. An index of abundance for southern fin whales
by Sampson, D.

1987

26. Costs, scale economics, elasticities of substitution and factor demand in the bulk shipping industry
by Tolofari, S.
25. Flagging out/in: some economics and the shipowners dilemma
by Tolofari, S.

1986

24. Open registry costs and freight rates: are they related
by Tolofari, S.
23. An econometric analysis of the cost structure of the tanker sector of the shipping industry
by Tolofari, S. & Button, K. & Pitfield, D.
22. L. Economics of trout farming I: capital costing model
by Varley, R.
21. L. Rainbow trout farming in the UK: 1985 survey results
by Varley, R.

1985

20. Self-help and self-regulation in commercial fisheries
by Cunningham, S. & Whitmarsh, D.
19. The management of the UK mackerel fisheries: an economic perspective
by Whitmarsh, D. & Young, J.

1983

18. F. The economics of the recreational salmon fishery in the United Kingdom
by Radford, A.
17. A. The EEC common fisheries policy: retrospect and prospect
by Cunningham, S. & Young, J.

1982

16. F. Estimating the net economic yield of a recreational salmon fishery - a case study of the River Wye
by Radford, A.
15. K. The production and use of krill meal: a techno-economic appraisal
by McElroy, J.

1981

14. A. Alternative species in the European pond
by Young, J.
13. The increasing importance of economics in fisheries regulations
by Cunningham, S.
12. K. Approaching management of the southern ocean
by McElroy, J.
11. The economics of harvesting krill
by McElroy, J.
10. K. The market for krill
by McElroy, J.
8. When is overfishing underfishing
by Cunningham, S. & Whitmarsh, D.
6. Fishing effort and fisheries policy
by Cunningham, S. & Whitmarsh, D.

1980

9. K. Marine turtle resources of the Solomon Islands region
by McElroy, J.
5. Fisheries management in the EEC - a critique of common fisheries policy objectives
by Cunningham, S.

1978

4. The fishing industry in Guernsey: its historical development in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
by Dunn, M.
3. G. A generalised growth and mortality model for assessing the economics of bivalve culture
by Askew, C.
2. Growth and spawning in the Pectinid Chlamys opercularis in relation to temperature and phytoplankton concentration
by Broom, M. J. & Mason, J.
1. Stern trawling: a case study in technological change
by Whitmarsh, D.

Undated

125. P. Management of the inland fisheries in north east Nigeria: institutional arrangements
by Madakan, S.
7. Evolution of the objectives of fisheries management during the 1970's
by Cunningham, S.

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