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world. In: Gross M, Heinrichs H (eds) Environmental sociology: European perspectives and
interdisciplinary challenges. Springer, Dordrecht, pp 295–323
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Assessments of the Baltic Sea. ICES CM 2014/SSGRSP:06
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management in Europe. Amsterdam University Press, Amsterdam
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Publishers, Dordrecht
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3 Fisheries: A Case Study of Baltic Sea Environmental Governance
Patterson K, Résimont M (2007) Change and stability in landings: the responses of fi sheries to
scientifi c advice and TACs. ICES J Mar Sci 64(4):714–717
Punt AE, Smith ADM (2001) The gospel of maximum sustainable yield in fi sheries’ management:
birth, crucifi xion and reincarnation. In: Conservation of exploited species, Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge
Raakjær J, Hegland TJ (2012) Introduction. Regionalising the Common Fisheries Policy. Marit
Stud 11:5
Raakjaer J, Tatenhove J (2014) Marine governance of European seas. Mar Policy 50(Part
B):323–382
Renn O (2008) Risk governance: coping with uncertainty in a complex world. Earthscan, London
Rice JC (2005) Implementation of the ecosystem approach to fi sheries management – asynchronous co-evolution at the interface between science and policy. Mar Ecol Prog Ser
300:265–270
Salomon M, Markus T, Dross M (2014) Masterstroke or paper tiger – the reform of the EU’s
Common Fisheries Policy. Mar Policy 47:76–84
Sellke P, Renn O (2010) Risk, society and environmental policy: risk governance in a complex
world. In: Gross M, Heinrichs H (eds) Environmental sociology: European perspectives and
interdisciplinary challenges. Springer, Dordrecht, pp 295–323
Stange K, Olsson P, Österblom H (2012) Managing organizational change in an international scientifi c network: a study of ICES reform processes. Mar Policy 36:681–688
Stokstad E (2009) Détente in the fi sheries war. Science 324:170–171
Symes D (1997) The European community’s common fi sheries policy. Ocean Coast Manag
35(2–3):137–155
Symes D (2012) Regionalising the Common Fisheries Policy: context, content and controversies.
Marit Stud 11(6)
Urquhart J, Acott T, Symes D, Zhao M (eds) (2014) Social issues in sustainable fi sheries management. Springer, Dordrecht
Villasante, LS (2011) Relations between the economy, co-adaptability and resilience of marine
ecosystems. Revista Galega de Economia, University of Santiago de Compostela. Faculty of
Economics and Business, vol 20(2)
WGIAB (2014) Second interim report of the ICES/HELCOM Working Group on Integrated
Assessments of the Baltic Sea. ICES CM 2014/SSGRSP:06
Wilson DC (2009) The paradoxes of transparency. Science and the ecosystem approach to fi sheries
management in Europe. Amsterdam University Press, Amsterdam
Wilson DC, Delaney AE (2005) Scientifi c knowledge and participation in the governance of fi sheries in the North Sea. In: Gray T (ed) Participation in fi sheries governance. Kluwer Academic
Publishers, Dordrecht
WKRISCO (2014) Report to ICES ACOM/SCICOM Committee. ICES CM SSGBENCH:01.
Worm B, Hilborn R, Baum JA et al (2009) Rebuilding global fi sheries. Science 325:578–585
3 Fisheries: A Case Study of Baltic Sea Environmental Governance