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Integrating economics into fisheries science and advice: progress, needs, and future opportunities
Thébaud, O.; Nielsen, J.R.; Motova, A.; Curtis, H.; Bastardie, F.; Blomqvist, G.E.; Daures, F.; Goti, L.; Holzer, J.; Innes, J.; Muench, A.; Murillas, A.; Nielsen, R.; Rosa, R.; Thunberg, E.; Villasante, S.; Virtanen, J.; Waldo, S.; Agnarsson, S.; Castilla Espino, D.; Curtin, R.; DePiper, G.; Doering, R.; Ellefsen, H.; García del Hoyo, J.J.; Gourguet, S.; Greene, P.; Hamon, K.G.; Haynie, A.; Kellner, J.B.; Kuikka, S.; Le Gallic, B.; Macher, C.; Prellezo, R.; Santiago Castro-Rial, J.; Sys, K.; van Oostenbrugge, H.; Vastenhoud, B.M.J. (2023). Integrating economics into fisheries science and advice: progress, needs, and future opportunities. ICES J. Mar. Sci./J. Cons. int. Explor. Mer 80(4): 647-663. https://dx.doi.org/10.1093/icesjms/fsad005
In: ICES Journal of Marine Science. Academic Press: London. ISSN 1054-3139; e-ISSN 1095-9289, more
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Keyword
    Marine/Coastal
Author keywords
    applied fisheries economics; interdisciplinary fisheries science; management decision support; policy advice
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  • Thébaud, O.
  • Nielsen, J.R.
  • Motova, A.
  • Curtis, H.
  • Bastardie, F.
  • Blomqvist, G.E.
  • Daures, F.
  • Goti, L.
  • Holzer, J.
  • Innes, J.
  • Muench, A.
  • Murillas, A.
  • Nielsen, R.
  • Rosa, R.
  • Thunberg, E.
  • Villasante, S.
  • Virtanen, J.
  • Waldo, S.
  • Agnarsson, S.
  • Castilla Espino, D.
  • Curtin, R.
  • DePiper, G.
  • Doering, R.
  • Ellefsen, H.
  • García del Hoyo, J.J.
  • Gourguet, S.
  • Greene, P.
  • Hamon, K.G.
  • Haynie, A.
  • Kellner, J.B.
  • Kuikka, S.
  • Le Gallic, B.
  • Macher, C.
  • Prellezo, R.
  • Santiago Castro-Rial, J.
  • Sys, K., more
  • van Oostenbrugge, H.
  • Vastenhoud, B.M.J., more
Abstract
    While the science supporting fisheries management has generally been dominated by the natural sciences, there has been a growing recognition that managing fisheries essentially means managing economic systems. Indeed, over the past seven decades, economic ideas and insights have increasingly come to play a role in fisheries management and policy. As an illustration of this, the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) has been actively seeking to expand the scope of its scientific expertise beyond natural sciences [another inter-governmental marine science organization which has done this over the same period is the North Pacific Marine Science organization (PICES)]. In particular, the recently created ICES Working Group on Economics set out to review current work and key future needs relating to economic research and management advice on marine capture fisheries. This article presents the results of this review and addresses how economic research can be incorporated into the science of ICES to provide integrated perspectives on fisheries systems that can contribute to the provision of advice in support of policy development and management decision-making for sustainable uses of living marine resources.
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