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• Bavinck, M., F. Berkes, A. Charles, A. C. Esteves Dias, N. Doubleday, P. Nayak and M. Sowman. 2017. The impact of coastal grabbing on community conservation - a global reconnaissance. Maritime Studies 16:8. doi.org/10.1186/s40152-017-0062-8.
  • Key Subjects: Communities; Community-Based Management; Fishery Conflict; Fishery Systems;  Location-Specific Studies; Policy and Planning;

• Garcia, S. M., J. Rice, and A. Charles. Bridging fisheries management and biodiversity conservation norms: Potential and challenges of balancing harvest in ecosystem-based frameworks. ICES Journal of Marine Science. doi: 10.1093/icesjms/fsv230. (2015).
• Key Subjects: Ecosystem-Based Management; Fishery Conflict; Fisheries Economics; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights; Parks, Protected Areas and Biodiversity

 

• Castrejón, M., and A. Charles. Complexities of fisheries and fisheries research: A comment on ‘Behavior of the Galapagos fishing fleet and its consequences for the design of spatial management alternatives for the red spiny lobster fishery’ by Bucaram et al. (2013). Ocean and Coastal Management 89:113-116. (2014).
• Key Subjects: Community-Based Management; Ecosystem-Based Management; Fishery Conflict; Fishery Management and Governance; Illegal Fishing; Location-Specific Studies; Ocean & Coastal Management; Small-Scale Fisheries

 

• 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

 

• Salas, S., R. Chuenpagdee, A. Charles, and J. C. Seijo. Coastal fisheries of Latin America and the Caribbean region: issues and trends, p.1-12. In: Coastal Fisheries of Latin America and the Caribbean. (S. Salas, R. Chuenpagdee, A. Charles and J.C. Seijo, editors) FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Technical Paper. No. 544. Rome, Italy. 430p. (2011).
• Key Subjects: Ecosystem-Based Management; Fishery Conflict; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights; Fishery Systems; Location-Specific Studies; Ocean & Coastal Management

 

• Wiber, M.G., M.A. Rudd, E. Pinkerton, A. 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

 

• Charles, A., and J. Sanders. Issues Arising on the Interface of MPAs and Fisheries Management, p.301-332 In: Report and Documentation of the Expert Workshop on Marine Protected Areas and Fisheries Management: Review of Issues and Considerations. Rome, 12–14 June 2006. FAO Fisheries Report. No. 825. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome, Italy. 332p. (2007).
• Key Subjects: Co-management; Ecosystem-Based Management; Fishery Conflict; Fishery Management and Governance; Ocean & Coastal Management; Parks, Protected Areas and Biodiversity

 

• Salas, S., R. Chuenpagdee, J.C. Seijo, and A. Charles. Challenges in the assessment and management of small-scale fisheries in Latin America and the Caribbean. Fisheries Research 87(1):5-16 (2007).
• Key Subjects: Ecosystem-Based Management; Fishery Conflict; Fishery Management and Governance; Location-Specific Studies; Small-Scale Fisheries; Sustainability and Resilience

 

• Sumaila, U.R., A. Charles, and G. Sylvia (Editors). Topical problems in fisheries economics. Special Issue of Marine Resource Economics 21(4). (2007).
• Key Subjects: Bioeconomics; Fishery Conflict; Fisheries Economics; Fishery Management and Governance; Illegal Fishing

 

• Sumaila, U.R., A. Charles, and G. Sylvia. Topical problems in fisheries economics: An introduction. Marine Resource Economics 21(4):337-340. (2007).
• Key Subjects: Bioeconomics; Fishery Conflict; Fisheries Economics; Fishery Management and Governance; Illegal Fishing

 

• Charles, A. The human dimension of fisheries adjustment: An overview of key issues and policy challenges. Keynote Paper, Expert Meeting on the Human Side of Fisheries Adjustment. 19 October 2006. Paris, France. Published as Chapter 1. In Structural Change in Fisheries: Dealing with the Human Dimension. (OECD, editor). Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Paris, France. (2007). Copyright OECD: http://www.oecd.org/tad/fisheries/structuralchangeinfisheriesdealingwiththehumandimension.htm
• Key Subjects: Ecosystem-Based Management; Fishery Conflict; Fishery Rights; Policy and Planning; Sustainability and Resilience

 

• Charles, A. Toward Sustainable and Resilient Fisheries: A Fishery-System Approach to Overcoming the Factors of Unsustainability, p. 221-233. In: Overcoming Factors of Unsustainability and Overexploitation in Fisheries: Selected Papers on Issues and Approaches. International Workshop on the Implementation of the International Fisheries Instruments and Factors of Unsustainability and Overexpoitation in Fisheries Siem Reap, Cambodia, 13-16 September 2004. (J. Swan and D. Greboval, editors). FAO Fisheries Report. No. 782. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Rome, Italy. (2005).
• Key Subjects: Ecosystem-Based Management; Fishery Collapses; Fishery Conflict; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Systems; Location-Specific Studies; Successful Fisheries; Sustainability and Resilience

 

• 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

 

• Charles, A. The precautionary approach and ‘burden of proof’ challenges in fishery management. Bulletin of Marine Science 70(2):683-694. (2002).
• Key Subjects: Fishery Collapses; Fishery Conflict; Fishery Management and Governance; Parks, Protected Areas and Biodiversity; 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

 

• Charles, A., R.L. Mazany, and M.L. Cross. The economics of illegal fishing: A behavioral model. Marine Resource Economics 14(2):95-110. (1999).
• Key Subjects: Bioeconomics; Fishery Conflict; Fisheries Economics; Illegal Fishing

 

• 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. and J. Catanzano. Resource Valuation and Conflict, p.1159-1162. In: Proceedings of the 6th Conference of the International Institute for Fisheries Economics and Trade. (M. Antona, J. Catanzano, J.G. Sutinen, editors). IIFET/ORSTOM, Paris, France. (1994).
• Key Subjects: Bioeconomics; Fishery Conflict; Fisheries Economics

 

• Charles, A., R.L. Mazany, and M.L. Cross. Fisheries Regulation and the Incentives to Overfish, p.873-880. In: Proceedings of the 6th Conference of the International Institute for Fisheries Economics and Trade. (M. Antona, J. Catanzano, J.G. Sutinen, editors). IIFET/ ORSTOM, Paris, France. (1994).
• Key Subjects: Fishery Collapses; Fishery Conflict; Fisheries Economics; Illegal Fishing; Policy and Planning

 

• 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. Fishery conflicts: A unified framework. Marine Policy 16(5):379-393. (1992).
• Key Subjects: Fishery Collapses; Fishery Conflict; Fishery Management and Governance; Illegal Fishing

 

• Charles, A. Fishery socioeconomics: A survey. Land Economics 64:276-295. (1988).
• Key Subjects: Co-management; Communities; Community-Based Management; Fishery Conflict; Fisheries Economics; Fishery Management and Governance; Fishery Rights

 

• Charles, A., and W.J. Reed. A bioeconomic analysis of sequential fisheries: Competition, coexistence and optimal harvest allocation between inshore and offshore fleets. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 42(5):952-962. (1985).
• Key Subjects: Bioeconomics; Fishery Conflict; Fisheries Economics; Successful Fisheries

 

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