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and perceptions regarding proposed aquaculture development. Coastal Management, 38(5),
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economic drivers on choosing aquaculture as a coastal livelihood. Ocean and Coastal
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of case studies from four European countries. Ocean and Coastal Management, 103, 109–122.
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interdisciplinary management tools; the case of future offshore aquaculture development and
the potential effects on fishermen in Santa Barbara, California. Ocean and Coastal
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Tiller, R., Brekken, T., & Bailey, J. (2012). Norwegian aquaculture expansion and Integrated
Coastal Zone Management (ICZM): Simmering conflicts and competing claims. Marine
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trade and education. Dartmouth: Ashgate.
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