Chuenpagdee, R. and Sumaila, R. (2010). Fisheries Governance and Governability. Fish and Fisheries 11(3), 234-234.
Abstract: An introduction to the journal is presented in which the editor discusses several articles related to fisheries governance and governability, research works on anthropological and economic perspectives of fisheries, and problems due to illegal fishing.
Collette, B. B., Carpenter, K. E., Polidoro, B. A., Juan-Jorda, M. J., Boustany, A., Die, D. J., Elfes, C., Fox, W., Graves, J., Harrison, L. R., McManus, R., Minte-Vera, C. V., Nelson, R., Restrepo, V., Schratwieser, J., Sun, C. -L., Amorim, A., Brick Peres, M., Canales, C.); , Cardenas, G.); , Chang, S. -K., Chiang, W. -C., de Oliveira Leite, N., Jr., Harwell, H., Lessa, R., Fredou, F. L., Oxenford, H. A., Serra, R., Shao, K. -T., Sumaila, R., Wang, S. -P., Watson, R.and Yanez, E. (2011). High Value and Long Life – Double Jeopardy for Tunas and Billfishes. SCIENCE 333(6040), 291-292.
Abstract: There is growing concern that in spite of the healthy status of several epipelagic (living near the surface) fish stocks (1), some scombrid (tunas, bonitos, mackerels, and Spanish mackerels) and billfish (swordfish and marlins) species are heavily overfished and that there is a lack of resolve to protect against overexploitation driven by high prices (2–5). […]
Buyback Subsidies, the Time Consistency Problem and the ITQ Alternative
Clark, C.M., G. Munro and U.R. Sumaila (in press). Buyback, subsidies, the time consistency problem and the ITQ alternative. Land Economics 83(1):50-58 (2007).