EAFE Conference
Reform of the EU common fisheries policy an economic perspective
27th-28th-29th June 2011
Hamburg



----------Monday 27th june----------
Session 1.A. Considerations for adopting ITQs in a reformed CFP
Are ITQs the solution to all our problems? (pdf) Thorolfur Matthiasson
Simulation of the effects of quota trading limitation in an ITQ fishery using an agent based model of fishing allocation and quota trading. Katell G. Hamon
Introducing an ITQ-system in Swedish Demersal Fisheries. Staffan Waldo
Possible changes of quota management within the reform of the EU Common Fisheries Policy. Katharina Jantzen

Session 1.B. Investment appraisal and investment / disinvestment decisions
Managing fleet capacity: national policies and regional market redistribution. Emmanuelle Quillérou
Coping with Debt. The Curious Case of the Icelandic Fish Industry. Helgi Gestsson
What’s the true value of a vessel? Perpetual inventory method -v- book value, an empirical comparison. Jörg Berkenhagen
French fishing vessel vulnerability in the Channel: a scoring approach Bertrand le Gallic

----------Tuesday 28th June----------
Session 2.A. Long term fisheries management and transition during stock rebuilding
Successes and obstacles in management of a rich, shared fishery Knut Heen
CFP Reform – Resource rent extraction and a possible model to preserve small scale fisheries Ralf Döring
Economic evaluation of the North Sea flatfish management plan for the years 2008 and 2009 Heleen Bartelings
Incentives for Technological Development in Fisheries; Taxes versus Quotas. Håkan Eggert
The Economics of Rebuilding Fisheries – Lessons to Policymakers. Gunnar Haraldsson

Session 2.B Diversification opportunities
What to do with the fishing right - a mail-survey of Swedish fishing right owners. Anton Paulrud
A Systems Dynamics Analysis of the Basque Artisanal Fleet Richard Curtin
The Evolution of Marine Diversity Ikerne del Valle

Session 3. Quota management and markets
Quota management in France: Adaptation of French stakeholders to non transferability of fishing rights Zidane Larabi
Effects of the Fuel Price Crisis on the Energy Efficiency and the Economic Performance of the European Union Fishing Fleets Jordi Guillen
On ITQ prices Ragnar Arnasson
Inefficiency in quota markets: The Icelandic demersal fisheries Sveinn Agnarsson

----------Wednesday 29th June----------
Session 4. Bio-economic and econometric modelling
Closure of the Bay of Biscay anchovy fishery and its consequences Marga Andrés
The importance of a fisheries management system for the demersal value chain of the Icelandic fish industry Ögmundur Knútsson
Steady value increases in the Icelandic marine sector´s export Ólafur Klemensson
Does size matter? The prevalence of size-dependent pricing and its impact on optimal harvest strategies Fabian Zimmermann
Consumers’ behaviour and values of fresh seafood products : Mean-end chain effects on attitude buying Stéphane Gouin

Session 5. Seafood markets
Management advice considering economic private reaction to the enforcement system Raúl Prellezo
Preferences for spending of a fishery management fee Thomas Laitila
Optimal management of conflicting species: Grey Seal (Halichoerus grypus) and Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) in the Northern Baltic Sea Maija Holma
Fish or money – has management addressed their growth rates properly? Jörg Berkenhagen
Quantifying The Prestige Oil Spill Over Effect On The Basque Fishing Industry Ikerne del Valle
Stakeholder influence and optimal regulations: A common agency analysis of EU-fisheries regulations Margrethe Aanesen

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