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83.: Integrating fisheries into coastal area management

S. Cunningham

82.: Producers' organizations in the UK fishing industry

A. Hatcher, P. Holland, S. Cunningham, J. Young, A. Smith and Muir J.

81.: Measuring changes over time in the average efficiency of fishing fleets

Catherine Robinson and Sean Pascoe

80.: Traditional management of artisanal fisheries, North East Nigeria: investigating fisheries management systems

M. Sarch

79.: Traditional management of artisanal fisheries, North East Nigeria: refinement of the socio-economic survey approach

M. Sarch

78.: Traditional management of artisanal fisheries, North East Nigeria: the development of the income and expenditure survey

M. T. Sarch and R. Lewins

77.: The role of spreadsheets in the modelling of commercial fisheries

D. Whitmarsh

76.: Aiding rational decision-making in the coastal zone: an economic perspective on marina location

J. Hobson

75.: Economic perspectives on the causes and control of marine pollution

B. Garrod and D. Whitmarsh

74.: Modelling fisheries adjustment: application of the asset replacement principle

Sean Pascoe

73.: Benefits and costs of single species conservation in a multispecies fishery: the case of the Australian eastern gemfish

Sean Pascoe

72.: Traditional fisheries jurisdiction in North East Nigeria: results of a survey in 1994 at Lake Chad, River Benue and the Nguru- Gashua Wetlands

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

71.: The management implications of overlapping property rights: the case of the Solent oyster fishery

Patrice Guillotreau and S. Cunningham

70.: Integrating economic factors into aquaculture research: a discussion paper for CFRD fisheries economics meeting 25 March 1994

A. Neiland

69.: The development of fishing rights in UK fisheries Policy

A. Hatcher and S. Cunningham

68.: Monopsonistic fisheries management: the case of Mauritania

S. Cunningham, A. Nguer and I. Thiam

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

O. Flaaten and K. Stollery

66.: Internationalization, main determinant of the seafood market: the case of France

Patrice Guillotreau

65.: An economic appraisal of the Solent oyster fishery: historical and institutional aspects

Patrice Guillotreau and S. Cunningham

64.: An economic perspective on issues of recreation and conservation in coastal zone planning and management

J. Hobson

63.: Fisheries in the context of coastal zone management

D. Whitmarsh, J. Hobson, H. Pickering, S. Edwards and D. Nowell

62.: Incentives and optimal fishing quotas with centralized and decentralized management

K. Stollery

61.: Fishermen's incomes and fisheries management

S. Cunningham

60.: Production and prices in the English herring industry, 1900 to 1944

N. Cooper and D. Whitmarsh

59.: R. A stochastic dynamic programming model of bycatch control in fisheries

R. A. Androkovich and K. Stollery

58.: Coastal state fisheries management: fleet development versus trade in fisheries services

S. Cunningham and D. Whitmarsh

57.: The Common Fisheries Policy and the role of producer organisations in South West England

J. E. Slaymaker, A. Hatcher and S. Cunningham

56.: Information needs and the management of joint commercial and recreational fisheries: the UK fishery for sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax)

S. Potten, M. Dunn and D. Whitmarsh

55.: The Moroccan cephalapod fishery: bioeconomics and management

S. Cunningham, M. Bertignac and M. Zouiri

54.: Aquaculture pollution: who pays, who should pay: an economic approach to pollution control

N. Soley, A. Neiland and D. Nowell

53.: The role of producer organisations in fisheries management: the case of South West England

J. Slaymaker

52.: Managing technological change in fishing: the Herring Industry Board and new technology, 1945-1977

C. Reid

50.: Natural resource exploitation and the role of new technology: the UK herring industry 1960-1980

D. Whitmarsh, C. Reid, C. Gulvin and M. Dunn

49.: The social and economic impact of aquaculture: a European review

A. Neiland, S. A. Shaw and D. Bailly

48.: Aquaculture development and coastal zone management strategies: a comparison of leading issues from the UK, Canada and the USA

A. Neiland and D. Nowell

47.: Angling vs netting - an economic perspective

A. Hatcher and A. Radford

46.: Computer spreadsheets and the appraisal of fisheries development projects: introductory excercises for education and training

B. Garrod and D. Whitmarsh

45.: An overview of fisheries research in the Chad Basin of Africa 1920-1988 - including a partially annotated bibliography

A. Neiland

44.: Marine fisheries development in the Sudan: macro and micro economic constraints on post-1975 development programmes

M. Dunn

43.: Overcapitalisation and structural adjustment in UK fisheries

B. Garrod and D. Whitmarsh

42.: An economic evaluation of the recreational salmon fisheries in Great Britain: principles of economic evaluation and discussion of results for Wales

A. Radford and A. Hatcher

41.: Time technological change and tradition practice: the UK herring fishery c.1880-1914

C. Reid

40.: B. Fishing costs and the relationship between catch rates and fish abundance

D. Sampson

39.: Local catch-per-unit effort as an index of global fish abundance

D. Sampson

38.: B. Fishing technology and fleet dynamics: predictions from a bio-economic model

D. Sampson

37.: E. Artisanal fisheries in the Chad Basin in Africa: an information crisis?

A. Neiland

36.: Aquaculture commerce: the impact of international regulations and restrictions

A. Neiland

35.: E. Aquaculture in the European Community (EC): policy and legislation considerations from non-EC countries

A. Neiland

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

S. Potten

33.: 1989 Survey of boat anglers in England and Wales

S. D. Potten