Beyond Privatization: Rethinking Fisheries Stewardship and Conservation in the North Pacific

bretttolley Publications, Reports

Authored by Rachel Donkersloot and Courtney Carothers. Published in 2017. This chapter explores how the conservation community has increasingly embraced privatization as a means to promote environmental goals. This so-called neoliberal conservation situates property rights and free-market exchange at the heart of environmental governance. This chapter reveals the false logic behind this approach and provides more holistic solutions to fisheries management.

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