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The environmental geopolitics of allocation: State power and institutional stability in Eastern Atlantic bluefin tuna management
Overview & Abstract
This paper investigates the geopolitical dynamics of resource allocation in international fisheries. Using the Eastern Atlantic bluefin tuna fishery as a case study, it demonstrates how state power, political lobbying, and scientific quotas intersect to maintain institutional stability, often at the expense of ecological conservation during crises.
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Havice, Elizabeth. "The environmental geopolitics of allocation: State power and institutional stability in Eastern Atlantic bluefin tuna management." Political Geography 87 (2021): 102395.