CLIMATE VARIABILITY, CLIMATE CHANGE, AND FISHERIES

By H. GATAM

CONTENTS PART 1 INTRODUCTION 1 INTRODUCTION: CLIMATE CHANGE AND RESILIENT FISHERIES MANAGEMENT PART 2 INSTITUTIONS AND ACTORS 2 INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION THROUGH REGIONAL FISHERIES MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATIONS 3 AVOIDING INSTITUTIONAL FAILURE: RISK FACTORS AND RESPONSE STRATEGIES 4 THE EU AS A FISHERIES ACTOR: INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL POLICIES 5 MARINE STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL CERTIFICATION OF NORTHEAST ATLANTIC PART 3 NORTHERN SEAS 6 NORTHERN SEAS: CLIMATE AND BIOLOGY 7 THE NORTH-ATLANTIC MACKEREL DISPUTE: LESSONS FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION ON TRANSBOUNDARY FISH STOCKS 8 STOCK-SHIFTS AND REGIME RESILIENCE IN THE BARENTS SEA 9 EXTERNAL SHOCKS, RESILIENCE AND BARENTS SEA FISHER COMPLIANCE 10 SNOW CRABS, THE EU AND DIPLOMATIC HEADACHES PART 4 SOUTHERN OCEAN 11 SOUTHERN OCEAN: CLIMATE AND BIOLOGY 12 CLIMATE CHANGE AND MANAGEMENT OF ANTARCTIC KRILL FISHERIES 13 THE EU AND ITS QUEST FOR ANTARCTIC MARINE PROTECTED AREAS PART 5 COMPARISONS AND CONCLUSIONS 14 CONCLUSIONS: ASSESSING, COMPARING AND EXPLAINING INSTITUTIONAL RESILIENCE TO CLIMATE CHANGE