Thirty years have passed since Munro published his 1979 work on the potential applications
of game theory to fisheries. It is pertinent to ask now: has this potential been realized, and in …

The literature on game theory and fisheries is reviewed, beginning with the initial papers
from the late 1970s on cooperative and noncooperative games. Later developments …

Over the past several decades there has been increasing interest in, and concern about, the
economics of the world's capture fishery resources. Massive amounts of resource rent are …

According to international law, straddling fish stocks should be managed cooperatively
through regional fisheries management organizations (RFMOs). This paper analyzes the …

A simple bioeconomic leader-follower model was constructed to simulate snapper (family
Lutjanidae) and grouper (family Serranidae) fisheries in Raja Ampat, Indonesia, an area of …

Indonesia is one of the world's largest tuna producing countries, yet regulatory oversight
remains weak and management is poor. Incentive-based approaches are a way to improve …

This paper examines cooperative sharing rules in fisheries coalition games and develops a
new sharing rule that takes into account the stability of cooperation when externalities are …

Many renewable resource sectors are heavily subsidized and yet the resources are also
seriously depleted. World Trade Organization members included subsidies in a key …

Game theory studies the strategic interactions between and among decision makers,
players, through mathematical models called games. This paper presents an overview on …

Purse seine fishing of skipjack tuna in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean (WCPO)
raises concern over increasing impacts on yellowfin and bigeye tuna by-catch. To address …