Bioeconomics, Development economics, Ecological Economics, Fisheries economics, Invasive Species, Oceans, Resource Economics, Sustainability, sustainable development, Sustainable Transitions
Tag: Red King Crab
9 Posts
Arctic, ballast water, Biodiversity, Bioeconomics, Ecological Economics, Invasive Species, Oceans, Resource Economics
Invasive alien species in changing marine Arctic economies and ecosystems
Arctic, Climate Change, Ecological Economics, Ecology, Fisheries economics, Invasive Species, Japan, Oceans, Resource Economics, South Korea
Global ecological and economic connections in Arctic and sub-Arctic crab markets
Arctic, Biodiversity, Fisheries economics, Invasive Species, Ocean Observing, Resource Economics
Allocation of research resources for commercially valuable invasions: Norway’s red king crab fishery
Arctic, Environmental Economics, Fisheries economics, Invasive Species, Japan, Polar Governance, sustainable development, Tourism
Sustainable Arctic Marine Tourism: Japan Edition 2019 – Part 1
Biodiversity, Climate Change, Fisheries economics, fishing, Invasive Species, IUU Fishing, Oceans, Resource Economics, sustainable development
What is sustainable seafood in the era of climate change anyway?
Arctic, Biodiversity, Environmental Economics, Fisheries economics, fishing, Invasive Species, Resource Economics, sustainable development
More on perceptions, path dependencies, and marine species interfering with human activities
Environmental Economics, Fisheries economics, Invasive Species, Resource Economics
Research agendas for profitable invasive species
Arctic, ballast water, Biodiversity, Ecosystem Services, International Environmental Agreements, Invasive Species, Resource Economics
