Into the deep blue sea: Commons theory and international governance of Atlantic Bluefin Tuna

Graham Epstein; Mateja Nenadovic; André Boustany

doi:10.18352/ijc.410

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figures/ijc2014-2014026_fig1.jpg — Schematic representation of the ICCAT case.

figures/ijc2014-2014026_fig2.jpg — Annual catches for Eastern and Western stocks from 1950 to 2007. Shaded areas are the two time periods coded for the Eastern stock; Western stock is coded from 1985 to 2007.
Source: ICCAT (2010).

figures/ijc2014-2014026_fig3.jpg — Annual estimates of spawning stock biomass for Eastern and Western stocks from 1970 to 2007. Shaded areas are the two time periods coded for the Eastern stock; Western stock is coded from 1985 to 2007.
Source: ICCAT (2010).

Table 1:

Major events characterizing the governance of ABFT stocks given for the resource as a whole, and for Western and Eastern stocks separately due to institutional and biological variations across these two stocks.

Table 2:

Social and ecological outcomes of ICCAT governance as coded in the large-scale common-pool resource database. Trends and governance effect record the relative change from the beginning to the end of the snapshot interval.

Table 3:

Comparing the governance of Atlantic bluefin tuna.

Table 4:

A comparison of the attributes of resource storage and the environment in canal irrigation systems and the Eastern ABFT fishery.

Into the deep blue sea: Commons theory and international governance of Atlantic Bluefin Tuna

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