1996
DOI: 10.1016/0308-597x(96)00007-3
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The Spanish case regarding fishing regulation

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“…Finally, the institutional factors throw up very mixed results. On the one hand, the delimitation of the EEZs had a clear negative effect on the amount of fresh fish landed in Spain (Garza-Gil et al, 1996). Before the EEZs were implemented, the Spanish fishing sector worked a large number of fishing grounds.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, the institutional factors throw up very mixed results. On the one hand, the delimitation of the EEZs had a clear negative effect on the amount of fresh fish landed in Spain (Garza-Gil et al, 1996). Before the EEZs were implemented, the Spanish fishing sector worked a large number of fishing grounds.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Es más, dado el especial interés de la comunidad, el Tribunal Constitucional le atribuyó la competencia del marisqueo, independientemente de la zona interior o exterior de faena, dando prevalencia a la actividad frente al lugar (Barrio, 1998;Ballesteros, 2018). De esta forma, toda actividad sobre los recursos marisqueros, y parte de la pesca a pequeña escala realizada en aguas interiores, dependen de la regulación de la comunidad autónoma (Garza et al, 1996;Caballero et al, 2008;García-Lorenzo et al, 2019a). En consecuencia, el sistema de gobernanza de estos recursos es regional, y la cogestión entre las administraciones y las organizaciones o personas que ostenten el derecho de explotación, como pueden ser las cofradías, es más próxima.…”
Section: Las Cofradías Dentro Del Sistema De Cogestión De Recursos Marinosunclassified
“…This central position, which was clearly justified in the case of the Morocco agreement since they represented the people that participated in the Fisheries Council and its working groups in Brussels where decisions about the EU position were eventually taken, is not exceptional in the Spanish fisheries context. Despite a large degree of regionalization [Garza Gil et al, 1996], the dominant part in the Spanish system of fisheries management is still often played by the General Secretariat for Maritime Fisheries at the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food of the central government. Indeed, the Spanish management of fisheries is a process that involves a comparatively low involvement of fisheries organizations in the process of designing fishing policies [Suárez de Vivero et al, 1997].…”
Section: The Spanish National Arenamentioning
confidence: 99%