The blue economy concept has been discussed at high-level policy fora since the 2012
United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development. Simultaneously, a burgeoning …

Abstract Background The Blue Economy is a recent field of study that encompasses
economic activities that depend on the sea, often associated with other economic sectors …

The blue economy is an important issue because healthy oceans provide jobs and food,
sustain economic growth, regulate the climate, and support the well-being of coastal …

Evidence-based decision making and policy development rely on the syntheses of available
scientific knowledge and the identification of respective knowledge gaps. This article …

Resource harvesting in inland fisheries during a single fishing season is mathematically
modeled based on an extended mean field game played by many anglers. The harvesting …

Fisheries based on short lived species are notoriously difficult to manage using traditional
effort or catch quota controls. Such fisheries are often characterised by high fecundity …

The aquatic market price is an essential indicator for fishermen in making decisions
regarding conveyance, fish-catching, and wholesale strategies. As a guide for the …

This article focuses on the dioxin problem of Baltic herring and salmon fisheries and its
governance that is based on natural scientific knowledge. The dioxin problem weakens the …

Maximum economic yield (MEY) as derived from Schaefer's (1957) bioeconomic model was
potentially a major contribution to fishery management, but it has been hard to apply to …

European anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) is the main commercially exploited fish stock in
the Black Sea region, providing a vital source of livelihood and revenue for local …