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A comparative review of the fisheries resource management systems in New Zealand and in the European Union
2009
Aquatic Living Resources
This review aims at comparing the fisheries management systems existing in New Zealand and in the European Union. The involvement of stakeholders at all stages of the management process is generally more transparent and better established in New Zealand than in the EU. Both systems aim at achieving an adequate balance between sustainability and utilisation and consider the precautionary approach as a founding principle. The social objectives are probably more explicit in the EU management
doi:10.1051/alr/2009032
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