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One hundred and twenty years of change in fishing power of English North Sea trawlers Georg H. Engelhard Engelhard, Georg H. 1
The decline of the English and Welsh fishing fleet? Trevor Hutton Hutton, Trevor Simon Mardle Mardle, Simon Alex N. Tidd Tidd, Alex N. 26
After Beverton and Holt Joe Horwood Horwood, Joe 49
Contributions of the fishing industry to research through partnerships Michael J. Armstrong Armstrong, Michael J. Andrew I. L. Payne Payne, Andrew I. L. A. John R. Cotter Cotter, A. John R. 63
Understanding and managing marine fisheries with the aid of a digital map Paul D. Eastwood Eastwood, Paul D. Geoff J. Meaden Meaden, Geoff J. Tom Nishida Nishida, Tom Stuart I. Rogers Rogers, Stuart I. 85
Managing without best prediction : the Management Strategy Evolution framework Jose A. A. De Oliveira De Oliveira, Jose A. A. Laurence T. Kell Kell, Laurence T. Andre E. Punt Punt, Andre E. Beatriz A. Roel Roel, Beatriz A. Doug S. Butterworth Butterworth, Doug S. 104
From fish to fisheries : the changing focus of management advice Stuart A. Reeves Reeves, Stuart A. Paul Marchal Marchal, Paul Simon Mardle Mardle, Simon Sean Pascoe Pascoe, Sean Raul Prellezo Prellezo, Raul Olivier Thebaud Thebaud, Olivier Muriel Travers Travers, Muriel 135
The contribution of science to management of the North Sea cod (Gadus morhua) and UK sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) fisheries : can we do better? Mike Pawson Pawson, Mike 155
Management of elasmobranch fisheries in the North Atlantic Jim R. Ellis Ellis, Jim R. Maurice W. Clarke Clarke, Maurice W. Enric Cortes Cortes, Enric Henk J. L. Heessen Heessen, Henk J. L. Panayiota Apostolaki Apostolaki, Panayiota John K. CarlsonCarlson, John K. Dave W. Kulka Kulka, Dave W. 184
Accumulation of new knowledge and advances in fishery management : two complementary processes? Panayiota Apostolaki Apostolaki, Panayiota Graham M. Pilling Pilling, Graham M. Michael J. Armstrong Armstrong, Michael J. Julian D. Metcalfe Metcalfe, Julian D. Rodney Forster Forster, Rodney 229
New technologies for the advancement of fisheries science Julian D. Metcalfe Metcalfe, Julian D. David A. Righton Righton, David A. Ewan Hunter Hunter, Ewan Suzanna Neville Neville, Suzanna David K. Mills Mills, David K. 255
Assessment and management of data-poor fisheries Graham M. Pilling Pilling, Graham M. Panayiota Apostolaki Apostolaki, Panayiota Pierre Failler Failler, Pierre Christos Floros Floros, Christos Philip A. Large Large, Philip A. Beatriz Morales-Nin Morales-Nin, Beatriz Patricia Reglero Reglero, Patricia Konstantinos I. Stergiou Stergiou, Konstantinos I. Athanassios C. Tsikliras Tsikliras, Athanassios C. 280
The importance of reproductive dynamics in fish stock assessments Peter R. Witthames Witthames, Peter R. C. Tara Marshall Marshall, C. Tara 306
80 years of multispecies fisheries modelling : significant advances and continuing challenges John K. Pinnegar Pinnegar, John K. Verena M. Trenkel Trenkel, Verena M. Julia L. Blanchard Blanchard, Julia L. 325
Benthic communities, ecosystems and fisheries Hubert L. Rees Rees, Hubert L. Jim R. Ellis Ellis, Jim R. Keith Hiscock Hiscock, Keith Sian E. Boyd Boyd, Sian E. Michaela Schratzberger Schratzberger, Michaela 358
Simulating the marine environment and its use in fisheries research Clive J. Fox Fox, Clive J. John N. Aldridge Aldridge, John N. 399
Overfishing affects more than fish populations : trophic cascades and regime shifts in the Black Sea Georgi M. Daskalov Daskalov, Georgi M. 418
Beverton and Holt's insights into life history theory : influence, application and future use Simon Jennings Jennings, Simon Nick K. Dulvy Dulvy, Nick K. 434
The "soundscape" of the sea, underwater navigation, and why we should be listening more A. John R. Cotter Cotter, A. John R. 451
Fish vitellogenin as a biological effect marker of oestrogenic endocrine disruption in the open sea Alexander P. Scott Scott, Alexander P. Craig D. Robinson Robinson, Craig D. 472
In recognition of inevitable uncertainties : from fisheries management to managing marine resources Piers Larcombe Larcombe, Piers David J. Morris Morris, David J. Carl M. O'Brien O'Brien, Carl M. 491
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