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• Stephenson, R.L., M. Wiber, S. Paul, E. Angel, A. Benson, A. Charles, O. Chouinard, D. Edwards, P. Foley, D. Lane, J. McIsaac, B. Neis, C. Parlee, E. Pinkerton, M. Saunders, K. Squires, and U.R. Sumaila. 2018. Integrating diverse objectives for sustainable fisheries in Canada. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. doi.org/10.1139/cjfas-2017-0345.

  • Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Co-management; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights; Fishery Systems; Small-Scale Fisheries; Sustainability and Resilience

• Charles, A. 2013. Fisheries management and governance: Forces of change and inertia. Ocean Yearbook 27:249–266.

  • Key Subjects: Fishery Collapses; Fishery Management and Governance; Ecosystem-Based Management; Canadian Fisheries; Policy and Planning; Sustainability and Resilience; Uncertainty and the Precautionary Approach; Fishery Rights

• Charles, A. Fishing for power. The Broker. Available on-line at: www.thebrokeronline.eu/Blogs/Power-dynamics-and-natural-resources/Fishing-for-power. (2013, November 11).

• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Fishery Conflict

 

• Charles, A., M. Wiber, K. Bigney, D. Curtis, L. Wilson, R. Angus, J. Kearney, M. Landry, M. Recchia, H. Saulnier, and C. White. Integrated Management: A Coastal Community Perspective. Horizons 10(4):26-34. (2010).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Co-management; Communities; Community-Based Management; Ecosystem-Based Management; Ocean & Coastal Management; Small-Scale Fisheries

 

• Wiber, M.G., M.A. Rudd, E. Pinkerton, A.T. Charles, and A. Bull. Coastal management challenges from a community perspective: The problem of ‘stealth privitization’ in a Canadian fishery. Marine Policy 34:598-605. (2010).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Co-management; Communities; Community-Based Management; Fishery Conflict; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights; Location-Specific Studies; Ocean & Coastal Management; Small-Scale Fisheries; Sustainability and Resilience

 

• Wiber, M., A. Charles, J. Kearney, and F. Berkes. Enhancing community empowerment through participatory fisheries research. Marine Policy 33:172-179 (2009).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Co-management; Communities; Community-Based Management

 

• Charles, A., and L. Wilson. Human dimensions of Marine Protected Areas. ICES Journal of Marine Science 66:6-15. (2009).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Co-management; Communities; Community-Based Management; Ecosystem-Based Management; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights; Fishery Systems; Ocean & Coastal Management; Parks, Protected Areas and Biodiversity

 

• Charles, A., C. Burbidge, H. Boyd, and A. Lavers. Fisheries and the Marine Environment in Nova Scotia: Searching for Sustainability and Resilience. GPI Atlantic. Nova Scotia, Canada. 55p. (2009).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Fishery Collapses; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Systems; Indicators; Location-Specific Studies; Ocean & Coastal Management; Successful Fisheries; Sustainability and Resilience

 

• Charles, A. Turning the tide: Toward community-based fishery management in Canada’s Maritimes, p.569-573. In: Reconciling Fisheries with Conservation: Proceedings of the Fourth World Fisheries Congress. American Fisheries Society Symposium 49. American Fisheries Society. Bethesda, USA. (2008).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Co-management; Communities; Community-Based Management; Fishery Management and Governance; Location-Specific Studies; Small-Scale Fisheries; Successful Fisheries

 

• Charles, A., A. Bull, J. Kearney, and C. Milley. Community-based fisheries in the Canadian Maritimes, p.274-301. In: Fisheries Management: Progress towards Sustainability (T. McClanahan and J.C. Castilla, editors). Blackwell Publishing. Oxford, UK. (2007).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Co-management; Communities; Community-Based Management; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights; Location-Specific Studies; Small-Scale Fisheries; Successful Fisheries

 

• Wiber, M., F. Berkes, A. Charles, and J. Kearney. A participatory approach to identifying research needs for community-based fishery management, p.587-594. In: American Fisheries Society Symposium 49 (Proceedings of the 4th World Fisheries Congress). American Fisheries Society. Bethesda, USA. (2007).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Communities; Community-Based Management; Small-Scale Fisheries

 

• Boyd, H., and A. Charles. Creating community-based indicators to monitor sustainability of local fisheries. Oceans and Coastal Management 49:237-258. (2006).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Co-management; Communities; Community-Based Management; Indicators; Small-Scale Fisheries; Sustainability and Resilience

 

• Charles, A. Community Fishery Rights: Issues, Approaches and Atlantic Canadian Case Studies. In: Proceedings of the Thirteenth Biennial Conference of the International Institute of Fisheries Economics & Trade, July 11-14, 2006, Portsmouth, UK: Rebuilding Fisheries in an Uncertain Environment. Compiled by Ann L. Shriver. International Institute of Fisheries Economics & Trade. Corvallis, Oregon, USA. CD ROM. ISBN 0-9763432-3-1. (2006).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Co-management; Communities; Community-Based Management; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights; Location-Specific Studies; Small-Scale Fisheries; Successful Fisheries

 

• Graham, J., A. Charles, and A. Bull. Community-Fisheries Management Handbook. A publication of Turning the Tide: Communities Managing Fisheries Together. Published by the Gorsebrook Research Institute, Saint Mary's University. Halifax, Canada. 135p. (2006).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Co-management; Communities; Community-Based Management; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights; Small-Scale Fisheries; Sustainability and Resilience

 

• Charles, A. Community fishery rights in Canada's Atlantic region. Presented at the Workshop on New Development in Rights-Based Fisheries Management: Community Fishing Rights. University of Southern Denmark. Esberg, Denmark. (2005).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Co-management; Communities; Community-Based Management; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights; Location-Specific Studies; Small-Scale Fisheries; Successful Fisheries

 

• Charles, A. Designing Integrated Indicator Systems: A Case Study of Nova Scotia Fishery and Marine Environment Accounts. Presented at the 8^th Biennial Conference, International Society for Ecological Economics. Montreal, Canada. (2004).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Ecosystem-Based Management; Indicators; Location-Specific Studies; Sustainability and Resilience

 

• Charles, A. Rights-Based Fishery Management: A Focus on Use Rights, p.3-5. In: Who Gets the Fish? Proceedings of the New England Workshop on Rights-Based Fisheries Management Approaches. (M.E. Petruny-Parker, K.M. Castro, M.L. Schwartz, L.G. Skrobe and B. Somers, editors). Rhode Island Sea Grant, Narragansett, R.I. USA. 28p. (2004).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights

 

• Wiber, M., F. Berkes, A. Charles, and J. Kearney. Participatory research supporting community-based fishery management. Marine Policy 28:459-468. (2004).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Co-management; Communities; Community-Based Management; Fishery Management and Governance; Small-Scale Fisheries; Successful Fisheries

 

• Charles, A. Rights-Based Fishery Management: A Focus on Use Rights. Presented at the U.S. Sea Grant Workshop Who Gets the Fish? Rights Based Management Approaches. Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island. (2003).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights; Policy and Planning; Successful Fisheries

 

• Haward, M., R. Dobell, A. Charles, E. Foster, and T. Potts. Fisheries and oceans governance in Australia and Canada: From sectoral management to integration? Dalhousie Law Journal 26:5-45. (2003).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Ecosystem-Based Management; Fishery Conflict; Fishery Management and Governance; Location-Specific Studies; Ocean & Coastal Management; Parks, Protected Areas and Biodiversity; Successful Fisheries

 

• Ocean Management Research Network. OMRN Strategic and Action Plan (2003-2007). Ocean Management Research Network, Halifax, Canada. (2003).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Ecosystem-Based Management; Ocean & Coastal Management; Policy and Planning

 

• Ocean Management Research Network. A Retrospective Review: OMRN’s 2002 National Conference – Canada’s Oceans: Research, Management and the Human Dimension. Ocean Management Research Network, Halifax, Canada. [available on-line at www.omrn-rrgo.ca]. (2003).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Ecosystem-Based Management; Ocean & Coastal Management; Policy and Planning

 

• Charles, A., H. Boyd, A. Lavers, and C. Benjamin. The Nova Scotia GPI Fisheries and Marine Environment Accounts: A Preliminary Set of Ecological, Socioeconomic and Institutional Indicators for Nova Scotia’s Fisheries and Marine Environment. GPI Atlantic, Tantallon, NS, Canada. 76p. (2002).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Ecosystem-Based Management; Fisheries Economics; Fishery Systems; Indicators; Location-Specific Studies; Successful Fisheries

 

• Charles, A. Sustainable Fishery Systems. Wiley-Blackwell (formerly Blackwell Science). Oxford UK. 384p. (2001).
• Key Subjects: Bioeconomics; Canadian Fisheries; Co-management; Ecosystem-Based Management; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights; Fishery Systems; Ocean & Coastal Management; Successful Fisheries; Sustainability and Resilience; Uncertainty and the Precautionary Approach

 

• Milley, C., and A. Charles. Mi’kmaq Fisheries in Atlantic Canada: Traditions, Legal Decisions and Community Management. Paper prepared for the conference People and the Sea: Maritime Research in the Social Sciences: An Agenda for the 21st Century. University of Amsterdam and SISWO (Netherlands Institute for the Social Sciences). Amsterdam, The Netherlands. (2001).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Co-management; Communities; Community-Based Management; Fishery Conflict; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights; Indigenous; Location-Specific Studies; Policy and Planning

 

• de Young, B., R. M. Peterman, A. R. Dobell, E. Pinkerton, Y. Breton, A. T. Charles, M. J.  Fogarty, G. R. Munro, and C. Taggart. Canadian Marine Fisheries in a Changing and Uncertain World. Canadian Special Publication of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. No. 129, 199p. (1999).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Climate Change; Fishery Systems; Location-Specific Studies; Uncertainty and the Precautionary Approach

 

• Loucks, L., A. Charles, and M. Butler (Editors). Managing Our Fisheries, Managing Ourselves. Gorsebrook Research Institute. Halifax, Canada. 83p. (1998).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Co-management; Ecosystem-Based Management; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Systems; Successful Fisheries

 

• Charles, A. Living with uncertainty in fisheries: Analytical methods, management priorities and the Canadian groundfishery experience. Fisheries Research 37: 37-50. (1998).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Fishery Collapses; Fishery Management and Governance; Location-Specific Studies; Successful Fisheries; Sustainability and Resilience; Uncertainty and the Precautionary Approach

 

• Charles, A. Presentation to the Standing Senate Committee on Fisheries Concerning Privatization and Quota Licensing for Canada’s Fisheries. Unpublished manuscript, Saint Mary’s University. Halifax, NS, Canada. (1998).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights; Fishery Systems; Policy and Planning; Successful Fisheries

 

• Townsend, R.E., and A. Charles. User Rights in Fishing. Chapter 10. In: Northwest Atlantic Groundfish: Perspectives on a Fishery Collapse. (J.G. Boreman, B.S. Nakashima, J.A. Wilson and R.L. Kendall, editors). American Fisheries Society, Bethesda Maryland. (1997).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Co-management; Fishery Collapses; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights; Location-Specific Studies; Successful Fisheries; Sustainability and Resilience

 

• Charles, A. Fisheries management in Atlantic Canada. Ocean and Coastal Management 35:101-119. (1997).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Fishery Collapses; Fishery Management and Governance; Location-Specific Studies; Successful Fisheries; Sustainability and Resilience

 

• Charles, A. There is a Future in fish. Daily News: Thursday Perspective. n. pag. Print. (1996).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Fishery Collapses; Fishery Conflict; Successful Fisheries

 

• Charles, A. The Atlantic Canadian Groundfishery: Roots of a Collapse. Dalhousie Law Journal 18:65-83. (1995).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Co-management; Fishery Collapses; Fishery Conflict; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights; Fishery Systems; Location-Specific Studies; Successful Fisheries

 

• Charles, A. Seven ideas for fixing the fishery The Daily News: Nova Scotia in the Next Century. n. pag. Print. (1993).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Fishery Collapses; Successful Fisheries; Sustainability and Resilience

 

• Charles, A. Canadian fisheries: Paradigms and policy, p.3-26. In: Canadian Ocean Law and Policy. (D. VanderZwaag, editor). Butterworths, Markham. (1992).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Fishery Conflict; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights; Location-Specific Studies; Policy and Planning

 

• Charles, A. Small-scale fisheries in North America: Research perspectives, p.157-184. In: Research and Small-Scale Fisheries. (J.R. Durand, J. Lemoalle and J. Weber, editors). ORSTOM, Paris, France. (1991).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Communities; Community-Based Management; Fishery Management and Governance; Location-Specific Studies; Small-Scale Fisheries

 

• Coffen, S.S., and A. Charles. Production economics of shellfish aquaculture in Atlantic Canada: A preliminary analysis. Aquaculture and Fisheries Management 22:193-202. (1991).
• Key Subjects: Aquaculture; Bioeconomics; Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Fisheries Economics; Location-Specific Studies

 

• Charles, A., M. L. Cross, and R. L. Mazany. Fisheries regulation and investment behaviour: A conceptual framework and its relevance to the Nova Scotia fishing industry, p.622-640. In: Proceedings of the Fourth Conference of the International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade. Esbjerg, Denmark. (1990).
• Key Subjects: Bioeconomics; Canadian Fisheries; Fisheries Economics; Location-Specific Studies; Policy and Planning

 

• Charles, A., and M.A. Henderson. Chum salmon stock reconstructions for 1970-1982. Part I: Queen Charlotte Islands, North Coast and Central Coast, British Columbia, Canadian Manuscript Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, No. 1814. Vancouver: Government of Canada, Department of Fisheries and Oceans, 91p. (1985).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Canadian Oceans; Fishery Collapses; Location-Specific Studies

 

• Starr, P.J., A. Charles, and M.A. Henderson. Reconstruction of British Columbia Sockeye Salmon Stocks (oncorhynchus nerka): 1970-1982, Canadian Manuscript Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences No. 1780. Ottawa: Government of Canada, Department of Fisheries and Oceans. (1984).
• Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Location-Specific Studies

 

• Henderson, M.A., and A. Charles. Reconstruction of British Columbia Pink Salmon Stocks: 1970-1982. Part I: Queen Charlotte Islands, North Coast and Central Coast. Canadian Manuscript Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences No. 1785. Vancouver: Government of Canada, Department of Fisheries and Oceans. (1984).
  • Key Subjects: Canadian Fisheries; Location-Specific Studies

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