Centre for the Economics and Management of Aquatic Resources

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• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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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