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0973–1121 - :
November - :
2011
Fishermen
the fishermen are patient
their lines settle in clear water
their wide-brimmed hats
will keep off
everything
on the boulevards meantime
carriages come and go
they carry
doctors to quiet basements
and children to circuses
music masters to doleful violins
and lovers to strange ceremonies
of whalebone and gardenias
the fishermen are unimpressed
over clear water
where the rod’s end dances
the world is almost
under control
and everything that matters
is just
about to happen
—Alasdair Paterson from Strictly Private
NEW ZEALAND
The other story .......................................... 4
New Zealand’s experience with individual
transferable quotas (ITQs) should be a warning
ATLANTIC CANADA
Open nets, closed lives .............................. 9
Open-net finfish farming in Atlantic
Canada is expanding, but at great costs
ANALYSIS
The trickle-down catch .............................. 12
Broad governance issues hamper the
sustainable management of small-scale fisheries
NORWAY
Roots and wings ......................................... 17
The need for community in the
age of globalization is apparent
CHILE
Not so rosy ................................................. 23
Intensive industrial salmon aquaculture is
expanding massively in Chilean Patagonia
RESPONSE
A giant leap ................................................ 27
A response to an article
on South Africa’s fisheries policy
REPORT
Green, blue and right ................................. 31
On the FAO-OECD Expert Meeting on
Greening the Economy with Agriculture (GEA)
ANALYSIS
Maria vs Elinor ........................................... 35
EU Fisheries Commissioner Maria Damanaki's
approach to sustainable fisheries management
REPORT
A bottom-up, pro-fisher policy .................. 42
A meeting in Kolkata, India, focused
on marine...
