In fisheries management—as in environmental governance more generally—regulatory
arrangements that are thought to be helpful in some contexts frequently become panaceas …

Salmon aquaculture production has grown considerably in recent years, and parallel to this
growth public interest in production and product has also increased. In most salmon …

This paper describes the main developments, issues, and disputes surrounding Iceland's
fisheries and the individual transferable quota (ITQ) system governing them. The path to the …

Icelandic fisheries have been driven by access to natural resources, focused on fishing,
processing, and selling products to wholesalers. The purpose of this study is to identify …

Climate change research on fisheries is often focused on changes in species abundance
and distribution, yet the impacts of severe weather events are also important. Climate …

In this article we build on the “good farmer” literature to explore how Swedish coastal fishers
represented the “good fisher” in the context of transformations in the social-ecological field of …

Small-scale fishermen, in contrast to industrial fishing boats, develop a sustainable
relationship with their activity from three perspectives: social, economic, and environmental …

Privatized fishery management schemes, alongside other cultural and social changes, have
led to a high average age in some fisheries, where youth and newcomers are not …

Small boat fishers are often the lifeblood of remote coastal communities in Iceland,
contributing to employment, jobs and economic prosperity. This study conducts exploratory …

Purpose. The goal of the study was to assess trends in providing food security with a special
emphasis on efficiency of the local fisheries and offer evidence-based improvements, which …