Wild Capture Fisheries
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- Adaptations to evolving governance
- International fisheries management & models of co-operation
- Hierarchies of fishing rights allocations – country, producers organisations & individuals
- Bio-economic modelling – estimating the present value of different harvesting strategies
- Adoption & adaptation of technical measures to improve resilience & profitability
- Ecosystems based management, MPAs
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Aquaculture
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- New species – salmon and more?
- New processes – onshore and seawards?
- Capture based acquaculture
- New products – farming not only for food?
- New markets – emerging alternatives
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Processing
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- Integration of captured & farmed raw material supplies
- The reformed CFP and its emergent supply chain of discards
- Delivering sustainability through alternative processes and products
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Seafood Logistics
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- Fish welfare and the addition of value
- Landing live
- Flying fresh
- Net-based logistics – challenging traditional supply chain models
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Markets
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- Improving understanding through innovative use of available, but ignored, market data
- Seafood segmentation and positioning strategies
- Envisioning, shaping and communicating future markets
- Shifting global power – implications for trade
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Consumption
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- The emergent importance of sustainability labels & other attributes in seafood purchase and consumption decisions
- Consumption of Authentic and Adulterated products
- Improving health though fish consumption – limits to gains?
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The BIGGER PICTURE
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- Fish versus competing animal proteins – swimming against agricultural tide
- Economics of recreational fisheries
- Implications of fish stock responses to climate change for the seafood sector – new global value chains?
- Sea level change and the emerging submergence of seafood infrastructure
- Promoting integration – policy lessons from theory and practice
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Special Feature:
Industry & PolicyDay
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- Fishing business owners and policy makers from across northern Europe take part in a day of policy-relevant discussion panels, workshops and presentations
- Can economics help resolve policy challenges?
- Discussion of the key emergent outcomes from previous sessions regarding the future co-operation and integration of seafood stakeholders:
Wild capture fisheries
Aquaculture
Processing
Seafood logistics
Markets
Consumption
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Special Sessions (Open)
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- Economics of Protected Resources
- Fisheries, Aquaculture and Global Food Security
- The economics of a discard ban policy
- Payments for Ecosystem Services in fisheries and aquaculture – A rose by any other name?
- Transdisciplinary research in fishery science – are we making progress influencing policy making?
- Present and Emerging Arctic Fisheries
- Unlocking the sustainable wealth potential of aquatic resources and ecosystems: Beyond traditional commercial fisheries management
- ‘SUCCESS: Reinforcing the competitiveness of the seafood sector’
- Game theory and fisheries
- Innovations in governance of highly migratory and transboundary fisheries
- Fishing Cost Data Collection and Implications in Fisheries Management
- Sustainability of fisheries and aquaculture: the multidisciplinary approach as a key for success
- Economics of Bycatch
- Recognising and Assessing Social and Economic Values in Fisheries
- Gender Research as a New Frontier in Fisheries and Aquaculture Economics: In the Footsteps of Rosemary Firth
- The Ghosts of Adam Smith: The Past, Present, and Future of Fishery Subsidies
- Measuring and managing risk-taking and safety in commercial fishing
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Special Sessions (Closed)
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- Analyzing behavioral responses to regulation – what can be learned for management?
- Improving Food Security and Reducing Poverty through Intra-regional Fish Trade in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Creating shared value through stakeholders’ involvement to strengthen the seafood competitiveness
- Economics of Bycatch
- Gender Research as a New Frontier in Fisheries and Aquaculture Economics: In the Footsteps of Rosemary Firth
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Please note that some sessions are still be to confirmed and the final list may be different.
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