Contents

pp 5-6

Preface

pp 7-8

PART I - GOVERNANCE: A NEW PERSPECTIVE FOR FISHERIES

pp 9-10

1 - The Governance Perspective

pp 11-24

2 - Challenges and Concerns in Capture Fisheries and Aquaculture

pp 25-38

PART II - THE SYSTEM TO BE GOVERNED

pp 39-40

Introduction

pp 41-44

3 - Aquatic Ecologies

pp 45-70

4 - Fish Capture

pp 71-92

5 - Aquaculture

pp 93-108

6 - The Post-Harvest Chain

pp 109-132

7 - Links in the Fish Chain

pp 133-144

PART III - INSTITUTIONS FOR FISHERIES GOVERNANCE

pp 145-146

Introduction

pp 147-152

8 - Local Institutions

pp 153-172

9 - National Institutions

pp 173-196

10 - International Institutions

pp 197-216

11 - Institutional Linkages

pp 217-238

PART IV - PRINCIPLES FOR FISHERIES GOVERNANCE

pp 239-240

Introduction

pp 241-244

12 - Current Principles

pp 245-264

13 - Meta-Principles

pp 265-284

14 - Hard Choices and Values

pp 285-300

PART V - PROSPECTS FOR FISHERIES GOVERNANCE

pp 301-302

15 - Challenges and Concerns Revisited

pp 303-324

16 - Governance and Governability

pp 325-350

17 - Governance in Action

pp 351-374

References

pp 375-418

List of Contributors

pp 419-422