Small-Scale Fisheries in Poland

Rakowski, Marcin; Mytlewski, Adam; Psuty, Iwona

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-37371-9_24

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“…There were also opinions about the harmful effects of some type of subsidies that artificially sustain too many fishing vessels (I. Psuty & E. Kuzebski, in preparation ). However, fishing is deeply embedded in local tradition; it is a tourist attraction, and local authorities are interested in maintaining this cultural value (Rakowski et al, 2020).…”

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Are we ready to implement resist–accept–direct framework thinking? A case study of fish stocks and small‐scale fisheries in the Puck Bay (Southern Baltic)

Psuty

2022

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The Puck Bay socioecological system is covered by many management plans, most of which are embedded in a paradigm of resistance to ecosystem change. However, it is highly probable that this system has already passed the tipping point, in terms of both the availability of fish stocks and small-scale fishery function in coastal communities. The current scheme excludes the listing of alternative management options, as it rejects those that have not been agreed upon. Societal feasibility has been a barrier to many of these rejected solutions. Another problem is the low level of coordination between the plans and the varying ability to implement them, which depends on the funding source. Recognising that the ecosystem is in transition and may not be controllable, managers can apply the resist-accept-direct (RAD) framework to make more informed decisions and better prepare for the future. K E Y W O R D Scoastal fishery, coastal zone management, commercial fish stocks, environmental protection plan, marine ecosystem protection, water policy compatibility How to cite this article: Psuty, I. (2022) Are we ready to implement resist-accept-direct framework thinking? A case study of fish stocks and small-scale fisheries in the Puck Bay (Southern Baltic). Fisheries Management and Ecology, 29,

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“…Psuty & E. Kuzebski, in preparation). However, fishing is deeply embedded in local tradition; it is a tourist attraction, and local authorities are interested in maintaining this cultural value (Rakowski et al, 2020).…”

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Are we ready to implement resist–accept–direct framework thinking? A case study of fish stocks and small‐scale fisheries in the Puck Bay (Southern Baltic)

Psuty

2022

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“…However, there are more poor citizens who are unable to buy other types of meat, so second quality fish is an option. Nowadays artisanal fishing in many countries is not considered by the government as an economically significant activity (Smederevac-Lalić 2013;Matić-Skoko and Stagličić 2020;Rakowski et al 2020;FAO 2022b). The fish market has been disordered and unorganized for a couple of decades.…”

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confidence: 99%