From hook to plate
Subtitle: the state of marine fisheries, a Commonwealth perspective
By: editors, Richard Bourne & Mark Collins
Contributors: Commonwealth Foundation; Commonwealth Policy Studies Unit
Publisher: Commonwealth Foundation
Published: 2009
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 244
ISBN-13: 9780903850377
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / -- Richard Bourne and Mark Collins; title: Establishing the context for enhanced Commonwealth support of small fisheries  -- Nicholas Watts and Richard Bourne; title: WTO negotiations on fisheries subsidies : a critical issue for Commonwealth countries  -- Anja Von Moltke; title: The law of the sea : a Commonwealth perspective  -- Richard Barnes; title: Will you be eating illegal fish for dinner tonight?  -- Sandy Davies and Per Erik Bergh; title: Regional fisheries organisations and sustainable fisheries in the Carribean  -- Milton O. Haughton; title: Developments in cooperative approaches to fisheries management in the Pacific Islands region  -- Quentin Hanich and Martin Tsamenyi; title: Kawatanga : fisheries governance in New Zealand  -- Tom McClurg and Michael Arbuckle; title: Enough to eat? : fisheries and food security  -- Tim Bostock and Suzannah Walmsley; title: Fisheries supply chain issues for developing countries  -- Charlotte Tindall; title: Customary law and inshore fisheries in Pacific island states  -- Yoli Tom'tavala; title: Impact of climate change on marine fisheries in the Commonwealth Carribean  -- Arthur C. Potts and Judy Rocke; title: Marine protected areas as a strategy for sustainability  -- Marta Lang and Rowan Trebilco; title: Vulnerability and sustainability of fish stocks worldwide : with emphasis on fish stocks within the Commonwealth  -- Rashid Sumaila and William W.L. Cheung; title: Reversing perverse incentives : the case for a rights-based strategy  -- G.T. (Stan) Crothers and James Wilen; title: Marine capture fisheries in crisis : a Commonwealth call to action -- Richard Bourne and Mark Collins.