Rational noncompliance and the liquidation of Northeast groundfish resources

Marine Policy

Volumn 34, Issue 1, 2010, Pages 7-21

  King, Dennis M ^a   Sutinen, Jon G ^b  

^a UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE   (United States)

^b UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND   (United States)

Author keywords

Compliance; Enforcement; Illegal fishing; Management; Stock rebuilding; Violations

Indexed keywords

COMPLIANCE; FISHERY MANAGEMENT; FISHERY POLICY; FISHERY PRODUCTION; FISHERY REGULATION; FISHING; LAW ENFORCEMENT; MARINE RESOURCE; STOCK ENHANCEMENT;

NORTH AMERICA; UNITED STATES;

EID: 70349484644     PISSN: 0308597X     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.marpol.2009.04.023     Document Type: Article

References (34)

1. Becker G. Crime and punishment: an economic approach. Journal of Political Economy 76 2 (1968) 169-217
2. Kuperan K., and Sutinen J.G. Blue water crime: legitimacy, deterrence and compliance in fisheries. Law and Society Review 32 2 (1998) 309-338
3. Sutinen J.G., and Kuperan K. A socioeconomic theory of regulatory compliance in fisheries. International Journal of Social Economics 6 (1999) 174-193
4. Sutinen JG, Rieser A, Gauvin JR. Compliance and enforcement in northeast fisheries from a report for the new England fishing management council, 1989.
5. Sutinen J.G., Rieser A., and Gauvin J.R. Measuring and explaining noncompliance in federally managed fisheries. Ocean Development and International Law 21 (1990) 335-372
6. Shaw RL. Enforcement and compliance in the Northeast groundfish fishery: perceptions of procedural justice in fishery management, the effects of regulatory methods and prospects for compliance. AAT 3206256, University of Rhode Island; 2005.
7. Olsen SB, Sutinen JG, Juda L, Hennessey T, Grigalunas TA. A handbook on governance and socioeconomics of large marine ecosystems. Coastal Resources Center, University of Rhode Island, 2006. Available online at 〈www.iwlearn.net/abt_iwlearn/pns/learning/b2-2lme/riworkshop〉.
8. National marine fisheries service. 2008 status of US fisheries. Available at: 〈http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/sfa/statusoffisheries/SOSmain.htm〉.
9. Rosenberg A.A. Managing to the margins: the overexploitation of fisheries. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 1 2 (2003) 102-106
10. Turris B., and McElderry H. Evaluation of monitoring and reporting needs for groundfish sectors in New England: phase I report (2008), Vancouver, BC, Canada, Pacific Fisheries Management Incorporated
11. Rosenberg A.A., Swasey J.H., and Bowman M.B. Rebuilding US fisheries: progress and problems. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 4 7 (2006) 303-308
12. Randall J.K. Improving compliance in US federal fisheries: an enforcement agency perspective. Ocean Development and International Law 35 (2004) 287-317
13. King DK, Porter RD, Price EW. Reassessing the value of US coast guard at-sea fishery enforcement. In press 2009.
14. Sutinen J.G., and Andersen P. The economics of fisheries law enforcement. Land Economics 61 4 (1985) 387-397
15. Anderson L.G., and Lee D.R. Optimal governing instruments, operation level, and enforcement in natural resource regulation: the case of the fishery. American Journal of Agricultural Economics 68 3 (1986) 678-690
16. Milliman S.R. Optimal fishery management in the presence of illegal activity. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 13 4 (1986) 363-381
17. Smith A. The theory of moral sentiments (1759), A. Millar, London
18. Smith A. An inquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth of nations (1776), Random House, New York
19. Bentham J. An introduction to the principles of morals and legislation (1789), Basil Blackwell, Oxford
20. In: Heineke J.M. (Ed). Economic models of criminal behavior (1978), North-Holland, New York
21. Pyle D.J. The economics of crime and law enforcement (1983), St. Martin's Press, New York
22. Bean C. An economic analysis of compliance and enforcement in the Quahaug fishery of Narragansett Bay. Unpublished Masters thesis, University of Rhode Island; 1990.
23. Furlong W.J. The deterrent effect of regulatory enforcement in the fishery. Land Economics 67 1 (1991) 116-129
24. Hatcher A., and Gordon D. Further investigations in the factors affecting compliance with UK fishing quotas. Land Economics 81 1 (2005) 71-86
25. Sutinen J.G., and Gauvin J.R. An econometric study of regulatory enforcement and compliance in the commercial inshore lobster fishery of Massachusetts from rights-based fishing (1989), Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston
26. Sutinen JG, Gauvin JR. A study of law enforcement and compliance in the commercial inshore lobster fishery of Massachusetts: volumes I and II. Environmental Enforcement Division, State of Massachusetts; 1988.
27. Kuperan V.K. Deterrence and voluntary compliance with the zoning regulation in the Malaysian fishery (1992), University of Rhode Island, Kingston
28. Gauvin J. An econometric estimation of compliance behaviour in the Massachusetts inshore lobster fishery (1988), University of Rhode Island, Kingston
29. Gezelius S. Do norms count? State regulation and compliance in a Norwegian fishing community. Acta Sociologica 45 (2002) 305-314
30. Tyler T. Why people obey the law (1990), Yale University Press, New Haven
31. Sutinen J.G. Enforcement of the MFMCA: an economist's perspective. Marine Fisheries Review 49 3 (1987) 36-43
32. Russell C.S. Game models for structuring monitoring and enforcement systems. Natural Resource Modeling 4 2 (1990) 143-173
33. Russell C.S. The economics of environmental monitoring and enforcement (2003), Ashgate Publishing Ltd
34. Sutinen J.G. Fisheries compliance and management: assessing performance (1996), Australian Fisheries Management Authority, ACT, Canberra