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Contents
Part III Thematic Applications
8 Applying the Governability Concept in Fisheries – Explorations
from South Asia ....................................................................................... 131
Maarten Bavinck and Jan Kooiman
9 Poverty in Lake Victorian Fisheries – Understanding
Governability ........................................................................................... 155
Paul Onyango and Svein Jentoft
10 South Indian Trawl Fisheries – Assessing
Their Governability ................................................................................ 177
Joeri Scholtens and Maarten Bavinck
11 Salmon Aquaculture in Canada and Norway – Appraising
Governability ........................................................................................... 201
Yajie Liu, Ratana Chuenpagdee, and U. Rashid Sumaila
12 Marine Protected Areas in the Canary Islands – Improving
Their Governability ................................................................................ 219
Raquel De la Cruz Modino and José J. Pascual-Fernández
13 Gender in Galician Shell-Fisheries: Transforming
for Governability ..................................................................................... 241
Katia Frangoudes, Begoña Marugán-Pintos,
and José J. Pascual-Fernandez
Part IV Methodological Approaches
14 Approaches and Tools for Examining Governability........................... 265
Ratana Chuenpagdee and Robin Mahon
15 The Damage Schedule Approach ........................................................... 279
Andrew Song and Ratana Chuenpagdee
16 A Network Perspective on Governing Interactions ............................. 301
Robin Mahon and Patrick McConney
17 Working with Principles and Visions .................................................... 315
Sharon Almerigi, Lucia Fanning, Robin Mahon,
and Patrick McConney
Part V Future Prospects
18 Assessing Governability – What’s Next ................................................ 335
Ratana Chuenpagdee and Svein Jentoft