Fisheries
Perverse Subsidies: How Tax Dollars Can Undercut the Environment and the Economy.
(Table
of Contents; full web version not available). Norman Myers and Jennifer
Kent. Island Press in cooperation with the International Institute for
Sustainable Development. One chapter of this book provides a quick
overview of global subsidies to fisheries and the damage they cause.
Fishing Subsidies: Issues for African, Caribbean and Pacific Countries.
(French). Based on presentation made by David K. Schorr. The stakes in the WTO fishing subsidies negotiations are especially high for many African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries. Increased attention to the fishing subsidies issue by capital-based ACP officials is critically needed in the coming months.
International Work on Fishing Subsidies: An Update.
Ronald
P. Steenblik and Gordon R. Munro, OECD Publication. This paper is an
update of one prepared for the First Workshop of the EU Concerted
Action on Economics and the Common Fisheries Policy, 28-30 October
1998. Like that paper, it surveys current international work in the
area of subsidies to the fisheries sector (as of end-May 1999), with
particular reference to ongoing activities in the OECD, the FAO, the
CSD, APEC and the WTO.
Case Study: Fisheries, Transparency and Participation
Fe Sanchis Moreno, prepared for WWF/Adena by TERRA, Environmental Policy Center. (See chapter 5 in conference proceedings).
Transition to Responsible Fisheries, Modelling the Transition To Responsible Fisheries: Group I Case Studies
Transition to Responsible Fisheries, Modelling the Transition To Responsible Fisheries: Group I Case Studies and Transition to Responsible Fisheries, Government Financial Transfers and Resource Sustainability: Case Studies.
OECD Publication. The study covers four distinct areas of work.
Fencing the Fishery - A Primer on Ending The Race for Fish.
Donald
Leal, Property and Environment Research Center Publication. Guide
argues that rights-based fishing policies, including individual
transferable quotas, territorial rights and private harvesting
agreements can reduce the costly and destructive "race to fish".
Limited discussion of some of the challenges of ITQs, such
Turning the Tide on Fishing Subsidies: Can the World Trade Center Play a Positive Role?
WWF
Publication. Despite the positive role that the World Trade
Organization could play in controlling fisheries subsidies, the paper
argues that negotiators have not yet made conservation and sustainable
development real priorities.
New WTO Disciplines on Fishing Subsidies: Outline of a Robust Solution.
WWF Discussion Paper. Outlines WWF proposals for crafting robust fishing subsidy disciplines.