FUNDING FISHERIES MANAGEMENT: THE CASE OF NEW ZEALAND, 1985-2004

摘要

The funding of fisheries management in New Zealand over the last two decades is a story of fundamental principle, public policy experimentation, legal challenge and collective resolution of difficulties through research, review and constructive dialogue between stakeholders and the government. Importantly, funding issues cannot be separated from the evolution of fisheries management itself. Reviewing this history and tracing the maturing of fisheries management and its funding in New Zealand revealsmany legal and institutional design lessons for fisheries managers in developed and developing countries.