Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Conceptual Origins of Rights Based Fishing

Chapter 3 Is Fishery Management at a Turning Point?

Chapter 4 The Organization of Traditional Inshore Fishery Management Systems in the Pacific

Chapter 5 Coastal State “Rights” Within the 200-Mile Exclusive Economic Zone

Chapter 6 The Development and Implementation of New Zealand’s ITQ Management System

Chapter 7 Applied Fisheries Management Plans: Individual Transferable Quotas and Input Controls

Chapter 8 Conceptual Constructs for Practical ITQ Management Policies

Chapter 9 Minimum Information Management with the Help of Catch Quotas

Chapter 10 Rent Generation in Limited Entry Fisheries

Chapter 11 Enterprise Allocations: The Atlantic Canadian Experience

Chapter 12 The Enterprise Allocation System in the Offshore Groundfish Sector in Atlantic Canada

Chapter 13 Development, Economics and Fishing Rights in the South Pacific Tuna Fishery

Chapter 14 Individual Transferable Quotas in the Southern Bluefin Tuna Fishery: An Economic Appraisal

Chapter 15 Price Response and Optimal Vessel Size in a Multi-Output Fishery

Chapter 16 An Econometric Study of Regulatory Enforcement and Compliance in the Commercial Inshore Lobster Fishery of Massachusetts

Chapter 17 Should Quotas be Based on Shadow Value Rather than Weight?

Chapter 18 Catch Quotas and the Variability of Allowable Catch

Chapter 19 Fixed or Variable Catch Quotas?

Chapter 20 The Economics of Predator-Prey Harvesting

Chapter 21 Fishing Quota Management with Multiple Stock Objectives