Tradition and Globalisation: Common Property in Theory and Practice: The Example of Biodiversity Protection in Fisheries

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Type:	Conference Paper
Author:	Hanna, Susan
Conference:	Tradition and Globalisation: Critical Issues for the Accommodation of CPRs in the Pacific Region, the Inaugural Pacific Regional Meeting of the International Association for the Study of Common Property
Location:	Brisbane, Australia
Conf. Date:	September 2-4, 2001
Date:	2001
URI:	https://hdl.handle.net/10535/1237
Sector:	Fisheries Global Commons
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Subject(s):	common pool resources IASC globalization fisheries biodiversity marine resources property rights
Abstract:	From the introduction: "World fisheries are good examples of the magnitude of the changes affecting common property resources. They illustrate the pressures exerted on tradition in an age of globalization that is characterized by the expansion of markets and the integration of environmental policies. Globalization of environmental policy is affecting fisheries in the recovery of overfished stocks, the vesting of use rights, the protection of biodiversity and the advancement toward ecosystem management. This manuscript focuses on biodiversity protection as an example of the challenges associated with finding an effective blend of tradition and change in an era of globalization and in moving from theory to practice."

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