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  • A World Summit on Sustainable Development: Allocation of access rights to fish resources.
  • Fishing adventures in mathematicaland
  • Operational Management Procedures in the new South African Marine Living Resources Bill
  • The inevitable and the preventable in managed fisheries : where to start?
  • Use and Abuse of data in fishery management
  • The tragedy of the commons
  • Biological concepts underlying the management and bioeconomics of living marine resources (continuation)
  • Quantitative concepts in the management of living marine resources
  • Is bigger better? The relationships between the size of fish populations and their productivity
  • Fishing bioeconomics and economies of scales
  • So long, and thanks for all the fish: Fishing effort, sustainable yield and standing stock
  • Margins of Error and Profit Margins in Fisheries
  • The survival of the fittest: Should we allow a free market approach to the management of living marine resources.
  • Over-capitalisation – Need or greed?
  • Overfishing and risk in fisheries
  • Hungry oceans or hungry people: who really suffers from overfishing?
  • It's not about the actual fish themselves. Fish are not important in this context. It's about fish-ing. The act of fishing itself
  • The wage web: More about the link between wages and management of fish resources
  • A short break and brief summary before getting “hard core”
  • An assessment to determine if one's circumstances or expectations conform to reality....
  • How many fish are in the sea? Do we know what we are talking about?
  • Surplus production models: The “black-box” approach to the estimation of fish stock size and productivity
  • More complex age and size structured population models for fish stock assessment
  • Where to now? Using stock assessments for the job of managing fish stocks.
  • OMP: an Operational Management Procedure or (maybe) One More Pipedream? Can one manage fish stocks by computer programs?
  • Are you willing to fly on an aeroplane controlled by an autopilot with no pilot onboard? Or - how far will you let a mathematical formula replace a management process?
  • Should one adopt the OMP concept? Our last word on the subject
  • General principles of traditional harvesting strategies
  • How to manage fishing mortality: Output controls
  • It is all very nice but who should enforce fishing regulations and who should pay for it
  • It’s all about information: It’s not about being conservative, it is about being ignorant
  • The economic cost of ignoring or misreporting empirical data: Case studies
  • More examples of the pitfalls associate with the misrecording or misreporting of fishing data
  • The South African hake fishery (M. paradoxus and M. capensis)
  • The Namibian hake fishery (M. paradoxus and M. capensis)
  • The Namibian pilchard fishery (Sardinops ocellata)
  • The Olifants River harder fishery (Lisa richardsoni)
  • Ecological impact studies in the marine environment
  • The South Coast rock lobster resource
  • The West Coast Rock Lobster Fishery (Jasus lalandii)
  • The Namibian rock lobster fishery (Jasus lalandii)
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