The Mediterranean fishery management: A call for shifting the current paradigm from duplication to synergy

The Mediterranean fishery management: A call for shifting the current paradigm from duplication to synergy

Independence of science and best available science are fundamental pillars of the UN-FAO code of conduct for responsible fisheries and are also applied to the European Union (EU) Common Fishery Policy (CFP), with the overarching objective being the sustainable exploitation of the fisheries resources...

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Main Authors: Angelini, S. (Author), Arneri, E. (Author), Aronica, S. (Author), Barra, M. (Author), Basilone, G. (Author), Bonanno, A. (Author), Cardinale, M. (Author), Carpi, P. (Author), Colloca, F. (Author), Esteban, A. (Author), Falsone, F. (Author), Fiorentino, F. (Author), Gancitano, V. (Author), García, C. (Author), García, E. (Author), Genovese, S. (Author), Gil, J.L.P (Author), Giráldez, A. (Author), González, M. (Author), Guijarro, B. (Author), Herrera, J.G (Author), Jadaud, A. (Author), Massutí, E. (Author), Milisenda, G. (Author), Murenu, M. (Author), Ordines, F. (Author), Quetglas, A. (Author), Russo, T. (Author), Santojanni, A. (Author), Saraux, C. (Author), Scarcella, G. (Author), Torres, P. (Author), Vivas, M. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2021
Subjects:
assessment method
Black Sea
CFP
Common Fisheries Policy
European Union
fishery management
fishery policy
fishery production
future prospect
GFCM
marine resource
Matthiola
Mediterranean fisheries management
Mediterranean Sea
resource management
STECF
sustainable development
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