India is blessed with vast floodplain wetland resources of 0.5 million ha that are distributed
in the Eastern and North Eastern States. They possess varying morphometry, ecological …

Background Women often use natural resources differently than men yet frequently have
minimal influence on how local resources are managed. An emerging hypothesis is that …

Gender is largely under‐theorized in the now well‐developed literature on dispossession;
this paper contributes to the analysis of the gender dimensions of dispossession by bringing …

There is increasing interest in the environmental and resource economics applied in regions
of Asia-Pacific among economists and engineers, policy analysts, and other social scientists …

By employing Ostrom's set of eight design principles (DPs) as an analytical framework, this
study evaluates the robustness of the institutions introduced by Territorial Use Rights for …

Social conditions strongly influence changes in household income because they play a
critical role in improving the household welfare of coastal fishing communities. The purpose …

Empowerment is a standard but ambiguous element of development rhetoric and so,
through the socially complex and contested terrain of South Africa, this paper explores its …

1Leibniz Center for Marine Tropical Ecology (ZMT) GmbH, Fahrenheitstrasse 6, D-28359
Bremen, Germany; 2Mnazi Bay-Ruvuma Estuary Marine Park (MBREMP), PO Box 845 …

Fish wealth sector is getting more focus in today's modern economy trends; the sector's
performance is always linked with appropriate strategies. Bangladesh's fisheries sector is …

This short paper presents an optimal control model for cost‐effective and ecologically
conscious management of released fish. Finding an optimal management strategy reduces …