- Title Pages
- Global Environmental Accord: Strategies for Sustainability and Institutional Innovation
- Dedication
- Series Foreword
- Foreword
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
-
1 Adaptive Governance -
2 The Vulnerability Response Framework -
I Tropical Tunas -
3 Bigeye Tuna -
4 Yellowfin Tuna -
5 Skipjack Tuna -
II Billfishes -
6 Northern Swordfish -
7 Southern Swordfish -
8 Blue Marlin and White Marlin -
III Bluefin Tuna -
9 Western Bluefin Tuna -
10 Eastern Bluefin Tuna -
11 Conclusion -
Appendix A Group of 18 -
Appendix B Comprehensive Vulnerability Classifications -
Appendix C Summary of Evidence from the Cases -
Appendix D Proxy Indicators for Competitiveness -
Appendix E Proxy Indicators for Flexibility -
Appendix F Delineating High-Flex and Low-Flex Phases for Gradually Vulnerable Countries - References
- Index
Adaptive Governance
Adaptive Governance
- Chapter:
- (p.1) 1 Adaptive Governance
- Source:
- Adaptive Governance
- Author(s):
D. G. Webster
- Publisher:
- The MIT Press
This chapter focuses on adaptive governance strategies adopted for better management of the highly migratory species (HMS) of fish, and describes some of the most innovative management strategies adopted internationally to manage and protect these precious and endangered fishes. The most significant of such innovations has been developed by the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas, which has introduced many innovative management tools to achieve these objectives. Some of these tools include the provision of access rights, global monitoring, and implementation mechanisms. There have been some unique distinctions in applying these measures for managing the HMS of fishes. Management and protection of these species are emphasized due to growing demand for such fishes and declining stock.
Keywords: adaptive governance, endangered species, management tools, innovations, access rights
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- Title Pages
- Global Environmental Accord: Strategies for Sustainability and Institutional Innovation
- Dedication
- Series Foreword
- Foreword
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
-
1 Adaptive Governance -
2 The Vulnerability Response Framework -
I Tropical Tunas -
3 Bigeye Tuna -
4 Yellowfin Tuna -
5 Skipjack Tuna -
II Billfishes -
6 Northern Swordfish -
7 Southern Swordfish -
8 Blue Marlin and White Marlin -
III Bluefin Tuna -
9 Western Bluefin Tuna -
10 Eastern Bluefin Tuna -
11 Conclusion -
Appendix A Group of 18 -
Appendix B Comprehensive Vulnerability Classifications -
Appendix C Summary of Evidence from the Cases -
Appendix D Proxy Indicators for Competitiveness -
Appendix E Proxy Indicators for Flexibility -
Appendix F Delineating High-Flex and Low-Flex Phases for Gradually Vulnerable Countries - References
- Index
