This paper surveys the application of game theory to the economic analysis of international
fisheries agreements. The relevance of this study comes not only from the existence of a vast …

The successful conservation of gray seals has led to increased seal‐induced damage to the
Atlantic salmon fisheries of the Baltic Sea. This paper addresses the conflict between the …

We explored the extent to which (1) individual transferable quotas (ITQs) may lead to
changes in environmental stewardship and (2) environmental stewardship may in turn …

This paper puts forward a framework for probabilistic and holistic cost-effectiveness analysis
to provide support in selecting the least-cost set of measures to reach a multidimensional …

Abstract 'Governing the governance'refers to the overarching values and interests on which
governing institutions are built and operate relative to small-scale fisheries. Who are these …

This study analyses a multispecies (cod, herring and sprat) partition function game among
three asymmetric countries in the Baltic Sea. Through an empirical application, the study …

This paper is devoted to overview of the previously available and the author's own results of
cooperative behavior analysis in dynamic games related to bioresource management …

This article studies how accounting for the benefits of recreational fisheries affects the
formation and stability of an international fisheries agreement (IFA) on the management of …

The management of internationally shared fish stocks is a major economic, environmental
and political issue. According to international law, these resources should be managed …

Game theory has been an effective tool to generate solutions for decision making in fisheries
involving multiple countries and fleets. Here, we use a coupled bio-economic model based …