2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.marpol.2013.10.010
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Exploring the phronetic dimension of stakeholders' knowledge in EU fisheries governance

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“…The illustration relies heavily on Wilson's study (2009) of the ICES science community, titled, "The Paradox of Transparency: science and the ecosystem approach to fisheries management in Europe." For triangulation purposes, additional information from studies and discussions where the issue of fisheries science in an applied context has been taken up, such as Dankel et al (2015); European Commission (The EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation); Griffin (2013); Linke and Jentoft (2014) are also used. The European catch quota management (CQM) trials research with satellite monitoring vessel is another source of information used.…”
Section: Source Of Informationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The illustration relies heavily on Wilson's study (2009) of the ICES science community, titled, "The Paradox of Transparency: science and the ecosystem approach to fisheries management in Europe." For triangulation purposes, additional information from studies and discussions where the issue of fisheries science in an applied context has been taken up, such as Dankel et al (2015); European Commission (The EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation); Griffin (2013); Linke and Jentoft (2014) are also used. The European catch quota management (CQM) trials research with satellite monitoring vessel is another source of information used.…”
Section: Source Of Informationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Until the introduction of Regional Advisory Councils (RACs), (now Advisory Councils (ACs)) as additional stakeholder advisory bodies of the CFP, only ICES researchers to the greatest extent gave scientific advice to policy-makers of the EU fisheries (Linke and Jentoft 2014). RACs were introduced due to the implementation of a policy of stakeholder consultation with regard to the reform package by the European Commission.…”
Section: Fisheries Management Research In Europementioning
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“…Advisory Councils were added to the governance structure of EU fisheries a decade ago, and studies of their role and function have started to emerge, e.g. Linke et al, 2011;Coers et al, 2012;Ounanian and Hegland, 2012;Linke and Jentoft, 2014;Bruckmeier, 2015. Linke et al (2011) (Stohr and Chabay, 2010;Linke and Jentoft, 2013).…”
Section: New Actors and Instruments In Eu Fishery Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The consultative role has sometimes been a frustrating one: The feeling of possessing relevant information, but not being listened to, is a reoccurring topic in the analysis of stakeholder-manager relations, as illustrated in the context of developing and implementing a recovery plan for cod in the North Sea (Wilson, 2009a;Kraak et al, 2013). In another example, Linke and Jentoft (2014) Commission would typically be met with criticism from the industry, whereas the industry did not themselves contribute alternative proposals (Lado, 2016, p. 253). The energy and optimism that was visible in the boarfish case (Chapters 4 and 5) might be explained by the pelagic industry's previous positive experiences with the western horse mackerel plan.…”
Section: New Actors and Instruments In Eu Fishery Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%