Designed for failure: A critique of the Common Fisheries Policy of the European Union

Khalilian, Setareh; Froese, Rainer; Proelß, Alexander; Requate, Till

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2010.04.001

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“…Furthermore, fewer sons who have fathers in the industry are taking up the family profession and considering fishing as a career. The decommissioning of vessels has a role to play in this (Khalilian et al 2011), but a pertinent theme in Williams' (2008) work is the breaking down of the familial and community connections and traditions when it comes to manning fishing vessels. It is therefore expected that the skippers in the sample will tend to be older.…”

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A survey of Scottish fishermen ahead of Brexit: political, social and constitutional attitudes

McAngus

2018

Maritime Studies

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There is a substantial amount of literature that focuses on the governance of offshore fisheries in Europe and abroad, the history of fishing industries in different countries, and anthropological studies of fishing communities around the world. There is also a large amount of literature that explores the attitudes of fishermen towards fisheries governance and management. However, there is very little research that has explored the political attitudes of fishermen through the use of quantitative survey data. Using a survey carried out just ahead of the referendum on the UK's membership of the EU, this paper analyses data from a sample of Scottish skippers who work on vessels over 10 m in length. The paper focuses on how fishermen in Scotland vote at both UK and Scottish elections, how they voted in the Scottish independence and EU referendums, their political and social attitudes and their demographic breakdown. On the EU referendum, the paper finds that fishermen, as well intending to overwhelmingly voting to leave the EU, did so for instrumental reasons in the belief that this course of action would benefit them and their industry.

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“…Political science however has focussed little on fishermen themselves and their communities, focussing instead on matters of governance and policy-making, mainly at the supranational level (e.g. Christensen et al 2007;Coull 2001;Daw and Gray 2005;Gray and Hatchard 2003;Khalilian et al 2011;Long 2016;Shackleton 1986;Steel 2016;Symes 1997).…”

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A survey of Scottish fishermen ahead of Brexit: political, social and constitutional attitudes

McAngus

2018

Maritime Studies

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“…It remains attractive to policy makers in that it does not move too far away from the status quo, thereby minimizing political opposition to the reform and risks of social unrest during the implementation phase. Note that similar approaches have been implemented to allocate catch quotas in fisheries (Presser 1994;Khalilian et al 2010).…”

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Social Justice and Groundwater Allocation in Agriculture: A French Case Study

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Moreau²,

Garin

2016

Integrated Groundwater Management

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This chapter focuses on the design of rules for apportioning limited groundwater resources among agricultural users. It shows that different (often antagonist) conceptions of desirable water allocation rules co-exist within the agricultural community, reflecting farmers' differences in terms of economic self-interests, historical background and ethical values. Based on an empirical case study conducted in France, we disentangle the factors which determine the acceptability of alternative groundwater allocation rules by farmers, paying specific attention to the perception of their legitimacy, feasibility and social justice. We show that social justice plays a very significant role in the construction of the acceptability judgment, as already highlighted by a series of Australian studies.

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“…According to Facts and Figures on the Common Fisheries Policy, only 11 fish stocks in the Atlantic shoreline and 21 fish stocks in the Mediterranean are fished at MSY (EU 2014). Most of the other fish stocks remain outside safe biological limits and are overfished (Daw and Gray 2005;Khalilian et al 2010;Da Rocha et al 2012;EU 2014). This implies that the provision of sustainable fish stock levels, which is one of the most important environmental objectives of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP), has not yet been achieved in European fisheries.…”

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Quota implementation of the maximum sustainable yield for age-structured fisheries

Kanik

Küçükşenel

2016

Mathematical Biosciences

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Designed for failure: A critique of the Common Fisheries Policy of the European Union

Cited by 137 publications

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A survey of Scottish fishermen ahead of Brexit: political, social and constitutional attitudes

A survey of Scottish fishermen ahead of Brexit: political, social and constitutional attitudes

Social Justice and Groundwater Allocation in Agriculture: A French Case Study

Quota implementation of the maximum sustainable yield for age-structured fisheries

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