Discussion Papers

From Centre for the Economics and Management of Aquatic Resources
Centre for the Economics and Management of Aquatic Resources (CEMARE) Department of Economics University of Portsmouth Milton Campus Locksway Road Portsmouth United Kingdom PO4 8JF.
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134.: An investigation of factors affecting compliance with fisheries regulations

Hatcher, A. Thébaud, O., Shabbar Jaffry and E. Bennett

133.: Socio-economic implications of alternative fisheries management strategies

D. Whitmarsh

132.: Legal issues associated with `free fish farming at sea'

H. Pickering

131.: Artificial reefs as a tool to aid rehabilitation of coastal ecosystems: investigating the potential

H. Pickering, D. Whitmarsh and D. Jensen

130.: A new era for the offshore oil and gas industry: the role of science and technology

H. Pickering

129.: The relative contribution of stock recovery in generating economic benefits from effort reduction

Sean Pascoe

128.: A review of the literature on shrimp culture

A. Neiland, N. Soley and J. Baron

127.: Recreational benefits of coastal protection: a case study

D. Whitmarsh, J. Northen and Shabbar Jaffry

126.: A review of fisheries policy in Nigeria since 1950 (with special reference to the inland fisheries of north east Nigeria)

B. M. B. Ladu and A E. Neiland

125.: P. Management of the inland fisheries in north east Nigeria: institutional arrangements

Sunday Madakan

124.: Fishing income, poverty and fisheries management in north east Nigeria

A. E. Neiland, Shabbar Jaffry and K. Kudaisi

123.: A comparative study of fisheries production patterns in the Upper River Benue, Lake Chad and the Nguru-Gashua Wetlands of north east Nigeria

A. E. Neiland, T. H. Jolley, Shabbar Jaffry and K. Kudaisi

122.: The development of a fisheries information monitoring system (FIMS) for north east Nigeria

A. E. Neiland, B. Garrod and Shabbar Jaffry

121.: Fisheries management in Lake Chad, the Upper River Benue and the Nguru-Gashua Wetlands (N.E. Nigeria): a study of 53 villages

A. E. Neiland, J. Weeks, Sunday Madakan, B. Ladu and M. B.

120.: Characterisation of the inland fisheries of north east Nigeria including the Upper River Benue, Lake Chad and the Nguru-Gashua Wetlands

A. E. Neiland, M.-T. Sarch, Sunday Madakan, B. M. B. Ladu and Shabbar Jaffry

119.: Resource allocation in the North Sea fishery: a goal programming approach

S. Mardle, Sean Pascoe, M. Tamiz and D. Jones

118.: Decision-making processes in the management of coastal commons: case studies from the Caribbean

O. Thébaud and Y. Renard

117.: A review of applications to fisheries using multi-objective programming techniques

S. Mardle and Sean Pascoe

116.: Enhancement of inland fisheries in Nigeria: the institutional context provided by traditional and modern systems of fisheries management

A.E. Neiland and B.M.B. Ladu

115.: Commercial exploitation of artificial reefs: economic opportunities and management imperatives

D. Whitmarsh and H. Pickering

114.: Marine pollution policy in the UK

D. Whitmarsh

113.: Multi-objective modelling of the UK fisheries of the English Channel

Sean Pascoe, M. Tamiz and D. Jones

112.: A preliminary bioeconomic model of the UK component of the fisheries of the English Channel

Sean Pascoe

111.: Long run price flexibilities for the high valued species in the UK: a cointegration systems approach

Shabbar Jaffry, Sean Pascoe and Catherine Robinson

110.: Fisher behaviour: exploring the validity of the profit maximising assumption

Catherine Robinson and Sean Pascoe

109.: International trade in tuna commodities: the main players

H. Hassan

108.: Measuring changes in technical efficiency over time using catch and stock information

Sean Pascoe and Catherine Robinson

107.: Artificial reefs and fisheries exploitation: a review of the `Attraction versus Production' debate, the influence of design and its significance for policy

H. Pickering and D. Whitmarsh

106.: A bioeconomic model of fishery-pollution interation

Alan Collins, M. Stapleton and D. Whitmarsh

105.: A surplus production model with a non-linear catch-effort relationship

Gianluigi Coppola and Sean Pascoe

104.: Optimal harvesting strategies in sea bream and tiger prawn (Penaeus monodon) culture

D. Naik and Sean Pascoe

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

H. Pickering

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

H. Pickering

101.: Legal framework governing artificial reefs in the EU

H. Pickering

100.: Traditional management of artisanal fisheries in North East Nigeria: a research framework

M. -T. Sarch, A. E. Neiland, Sunday Madakan and B. Ladu

99.: The community-based approach to fisheries management in North East Nigeria: socio-economic analysis

A. E. Neiland, M. -T. Sarch, Sunday Madakan and B. Ladu

98.: Transboundary marine resources management: recent developments and elements of analysis

O. Thebaud

97.: Devolved management of fish quotas in the United Kingdom: producers' organizations and individual quota systems

A. Hatcher

96.: Artificial reef investment: an assessment of information needs in the analysis of project risk

D. Whitmarsh

95.: Developing a Fisheries Information Monitoring System (FIMS) for N.E. Nigeria

A. E. Neiland and B. Ladu

94.: Searching for common ground: economics, biological diversity and the management of marine living resources

O. Thebaud

93.: Fisheries research priorities for international inland waters in west and central Africa: a case study of the Chad Basin

A. E. Neiland, M. -T. Sarch, Sunday Madakan and B. Ladu

92.: Cost-benefit analysis of artifical reefs

D. Whitmarsh

91.: Fisheries in coastal zone management in Sierra Leone: potential benefits and problems

F. Turay

90.: Fishing and farming at Lake Chad: overcapitalization, opportunities and fisheries management

M. Sarch

89.: Community management systems at Lake Chad

M. -T. Sarch and Sunday Madakan

88.: Managing exploitation rights in the inshore marine fisheries of Sierra Leone

F. Turay

87.: Fisheries management privatisation: a case study of Sierra Leone

F. Turay

85.: Economic appraisal of artificial reefs: case study

D. Whitmarsh and H. Pickering

84.: Rational decision-making in the coastal zone: the significance of the economic evaluation of recreational fisheries

J. Hobson and S. Potten