Fisheries and Aquaculture

Karen Alexander, UNH/Ocean Process Analysis Laboratory	“Who once fished these waters? A social science perspective on historical New England fisheries.”
Steve Correia, Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries	“Framework 42 as a case study for economic analyses in Federal Fisheries Management”
Dan Georgianna, UMass School of Marine Science and Technology	“Employment data in fisheries management: The missing link?”
Madeleine Hall-Arber, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sea Grant	“Melding ways of knowing: Maps and talk about fisheries, communities, and the ecosystem.”
Susan Hanna, Oregon State University	“East and West – The Path Ahead for Social Science Data”
Sarah Robinson Angela Sanfilippo, Massachusetts Fishermen’s Partnership	“Collaborative social science research: The Gloucester Infrastructure Project”
Seth Macinko, University of Rhode Island	“Equity and community aspects of catch share/sector programs: Comments from a research perspective”
Jennifer Litteral, Island Institute & the Port Clyde Community Groundfish Sector	“Behind the scenes: Development of a New England groundfish sector”
Eric Thunberg, Economist, Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries	"NEFSC/Management perspectives"