Social Issues in Sustainable Fisheries Management

Chapter 1 Introduction: Social Issues in Sustainable Fisheries Management

Chapter 2 Finding Solutions: Resilience Theory and Europe’s Small-scale Fisheries

Chapter 3 From Boom and Bust to Local Stewardship: A Governance Benchmark for Celtic Sea Fisheries Management

Chapter 4 The Social Dimensions of the Common Fisheries Policy: A Review Of Current Measures

Chapter 5 The Unfulfilled Promise of Integrated Management: How Policy Discourses Operate in Annapolis Basin, Canada

Chapter 7 Building bridges among scientists and fishermen with participatory action research

Chapter 8 Ghost Boats and Human Freight: The Social Wellbeing Impacts of the Salmon Ban on Lough Foyle’s Fishing Communities

Chapter 9 Fisheries Diversification: A Case Study of French and English Fishers in the Channel

Chapter 10 Area-based Local Development—A New Opportunity for European Fisheries Areas

Chapter 11 Flemish Fishermen’s Wives: Their Lives and Roles in Fisheries

Chapter 12 Women’s Organisations in Fisheries and Aquaculture in Europe: History and Future Propects

Chapter 13 Women in English Fisheries: Roles, Contributions, Barriers and Prospects

Chapter 14 Sense of Place and Socio-cultural Values in Fishing Communities Along the English Channel

Chapter 15 Heritage, Skills and Livelihood: Reconstruction and Regeneration in a Cornish Fishing Port

Chapter 16 The Socio-Cultural Impact of Industry Restructuring: Fishing Identities in Northeast Scotland

Chapter 17 Perspectives about the Sea in the Azores: Respecting Narratives that Sustain Inshore Fishing Communities

Chapter 18 Towards an Understanding of Social Issues in Sustainable Fisheries Management