International Agreements in the Fisheries Sector
(economics and trade considerations)
15 - 16 May 2018 Place: Torshavn, Faroe Islands
The focus of the workshop is to explore strategic interactions among agents in fisheries. Special features of such interactions that are of particular interest are agreements for the joint management of fishing resources, agreements for access to living marine resources, the role of RFMO's in facilitating intergovernmental cooperation, trade agreements in the seafood sector, as well as laborers conditions under international fishing agreements. We welcome both theoretical and empirical papers that integrate state-of-the art game-theoretic but also broader resource-economic models within fisheries. We further solicit contributions on new developments, trends and updates in the fisheries sector, cross-national fisheries management structures, national fisheries reforms, past and ongoing challenges in fisheries agreements, decision-making and policy planning.
Agenda
Presentations
The programm is available on the format pdf
The presentations below are available on the format pdf
Session 1
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International Fisheries Agreements: A Game Theoretical Approach
Pedro Pintassilgo, University of Algarve - Marine food webs, environmental variability, and coastal state conflicts: A game theoretic analysis
Niels-Arne Ekerhovd, SNF Centre for applied research at Norwegian School of Economics
Stein Ivar Steinshamn, Norwegian School of Economics
- The influence of climate variabilities on fisheries management performance – A Northeast Atlantic pelagic fisheries case study
Sandra Rybicki, Thünen Institute of Sea Fisheries
Sarah Laura Simons, Thünen Institute of Sea Fisheries
Axel Temming, Institute of Hydrobiology and Fisheries Science, University of Hamburg
- Fishing for Nitrogen - Environmental Impact of Fisheries Management on Nutrient Dynamics in the Baltic Sea
Rasmus Nielsen, University of Copenhagen
Ayoe Hoff, University of Copenhagen
Staffan Waldo, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Cecilia Hammarlund, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Jarno Virtanen, Natural Resources Institute Finland
- Building Resilience of Fisheries Governance in the North East Atlantic
Suzannah F Walmsley, ABPmer Ltd
Erin Priddle, Environmental Defense Fund
- Fishers Labour Rights: A Comparison between North Atlantic Fishing Countries
Peter Greene, Marine Analytical Unit, Marine Scotland
Estelle Jones, Marine Analytical Unit, Marine Scotland
Cornilius Chikwama, Marine Analytical Unit, Marine Scotland
- Importance of external labour force for UK catching and processing sectors
Hazel Curtis, Seafish
Arina Motova, Seafish
Marta Moran Quintana, Seafish
Kirsten Milliken, Seafish
- Regional fishery bodies and management organizations in the context of international agreements
Piero Mannini, Policy, Economics and Institutions Branch, Fishery and Aquaculture Department, FAO
Eliana Haberkon, Policy, Economics and Institutions Branch, Fishery and Aquaculture Department, FAO
- Assessment of utilisation of EU - Faroe Islands Bilateral Fisheries Agreement
Jennifer Russell, Anderson Solutions
Arina Motova, Seafish
Hazel Curtis, Seafish
- New Faroese fisheries management system
Hans Ellefsen, Faroe Islands Ministry of Fisheries
- From open-access to private property regimes: Strategic Interactions in the Snow Crab fishery
Melina Kourantidou, University of Southern Denmark
Brooks Kaiser, University of Southern Denmark
- Options for fishing agreements in the (English) Channel after the Brexit
Bertrand Le Gallic, Center for the law and Economics of the Sea, University of Brest
Simon Mardle, Fishor Ltd
Sébastien Metz, Sakana Consultants
Session 2
- International Fisheries Access Agreements and Trade
Tatyana Chesnokova, Waseda University
Stephanie McWhinnie, University of Adelaide
- Economic trends and performance of the EU external fleet
Natacha Carvalho, European Commission, Joint Research Centre
Angel Calvo, DG MARE, Economic analysis unit, European Commission
Jordi Guillen, Joint Research Centre, European Commission
- The EU's international agreements: SFPA and Northern Agreements
Miguel Peña Castellot, DG MARE, Economic analysis unit, European Commission
- A fixed catch share scheme to manage shifting transboundary fish stocks
Xiaozi Liu, Future Oceans Lab, University of Vigo
Elena Ojea, Future Oceans Lab, University of Vigo
Mikko Heino, University of Bergen
- Competition or Cooperation in Transboundary Fish Stocks Management: Insight from a Dynamical Model
Nguyen Trong Hieu, Faculty of Mathematics, Mechanics, and Informatics, Vietnam National University
Timothée Brochier, IRD, UMI 209, UMMISCO & UPMC Univ Paris 06, UMI 209, UMMISCO
Pierre Auger, IRD, UMI 209, UMMISCO & UPMC Univ Paris 06, UMI 209, UMMISCO & Universitée Cheikh
Anta Diop, UMMISCO-Dakar
Trinh Viet Duoc, Faculty of Mathematics, Mechanics, and Informatics, Vietnam National University
Patrice Brehmer, IRD & ISRA
- A stage structured model analysis with an example from the Norwegian North-East Arctic cod fishery
Anders Skonhoft, Norwegian University of Science and Technology