Title of article
Economics of science in fishery sector—the European case
Author/Authors
Le Floc’h، نويسنده , , Pascal and Fuchs، نويسنده , , Jacques and Ifremer، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
دوماهنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2001
Pages
10
From page
133
To page
142
Abstract
Fisheries research organisations are described as large entities. In the European Union, Iceland, Israel and Norway, one or two main fisheries research institutes have been identified. In this detailed examination, research programmes in fisheries is presented in various technological fields. Theoretical knowledge of Evolutionary economics is used to understand the functioning of fisheries research in these 17 countries. Concepts of technological trajectories, path-dependancy, technological lock-in are valuable. Six main technological trajectories synthetize the foundations of research in fisheries amongst European Union, Iceland, Israel and Norway. It deals with fishery biology, fishing gear technology, aquaculture, ecology, quality (of habitat anf fish), and socioeconomics. For example, most of research institutes are concerned with the trajectory of fishery biology. In others cases, specificities exist in a few countries as socioeconomics.
Keywords
fishery , Technological change , R& , Natural resources , d , Innovation and invention: Process and incentives
Journal title
Marine Policy
Serial Year
2001
Journal title
Marine Policy
Record number
1586749
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