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Integrating marine protected areas into models for fishery assessment and management

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Spatial fishery rights and marine zoning : a discussion with reference to management of marine resources in New England

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On direct and indirect management of fishing capacity

Holland, Daniel S. - In: Marine resource economics 14 (1999) 3, pp. 263-267

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Management strategy evaluation and management procedures : tools for rebuilding and sustaining fisheries

Holland, Daniel S. - 2010

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Optimal intra-annual exploitation of the maine lobster fishery

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Making cents out of barter data from the British Columbia groundfish ITQ market

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Are fishermen rational? : a fishing expedition

Holland, Daniel S. - In: Marine resource economics 23 (2008) 3, pp. 325-344

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Collective rights-based fishery management : a path to ecosystem-based fishery management

Holland, Daniel S. - In: Annual review of resource economics 10 (2018), pp. 469-485

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SPATIAL FISHERY RIGHTS AND MARINE ZONING: A DISCUSSION WITH REFERERNCE TO MANAGEMENT OF MARINE RESOURCES IN NEW ENGLAND

Holland, Daniel S. - 2004

The absence of property rights leads to dissipation of resource rents in fisheries. Economists have long recommended the assignment of property rights to the fishery as a means to internalize the stock externalities that lead to rent dissipation. However, there is less agreement and little...

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