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there is likely to be industry opposition to the permit system because of the
distribution of benefits, despite the fact that the industry benefits in the
aggregate. This occurs because the largest firms, that are likely the most
influential, are better off under EPA's technology forcing proposal.
Orbach, Michael K. (1997). "Limited Entry -- A Brief Overview." South
Atlantic Update, South Atlantic Fisheries Management Council, One
Southpark Circle, Suite 306, Charleston, SC, March, 2 pp.
A brief overview of limited entry or access from the perspective of an
anthropologist.
Orbach, Michael K. (1992). "Effort Management and the Gulf of Mexico
Red Snapper Fishery: A Discussion of Issues and Alternatives."
Department of Sociology and Anthropology, East Carolina
University, Greenville, North Carolina, June.
A series of workshops held to discuss effort limitation management
measures with fishermen in the red snapper fishery.
Orbach, Michael K. (1977). Hunters, Seamen, and Entrepreneurs, The Tuna
Seinermen of San Diego. University of California Press, Berkeley, CA.
A description of the culture of a distant water fishing community. The
book is about the men who sail with the high seas tuna fleet out of San Diego,
California, on the west coast of the United States. It is about their
occupation, their lifestyle, and the communities where they and their
families, friends, and associates live and work.
Orbach, Michael K. and Valerie R. Harper (eds.) (1979). "United states
Fisheries Systems and Social Science: A Bibliography of Work and
Directory of Researchers." U.S. Department of Commerce, National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Marine Fisheries
Service, Office of Resource Conservation and Management,
Washington, D.C., August, 162 pp.
This volume consists of two documents, a bibliography of published,
unpublished, and current research work among fishermen and in fishing
communities in the United States, its territories and possessions, and a
directory of the researchers who have performed this work or who are
interested in these subjects.
Orbach, M.K., Jeffrey C. Johnson, and James Waters (1987). "Limited
Entry Alternatives for the Florida Spiny Lobster Fishery:
Preliminary Analysis." East Carolina University, Greenville,
North Carolina, April, 1987.
A collection of papers that look at the sociology and economics of
limited entry programs for the Florida spiny lobster fishery.
Orbach, M.K., J. Ginter, and R. Finch (1985). "Limited Entry and
Fisheries Management Under the MFCMA." Draft report, National
Marine Fisheries Service, Washington, D.C.
This paper explores the potential of limited entry under the MFCMA as a
partial solution to the fishery management problem. The intent is to discuss
limited entry in general as it applies to fisheries management and to clarify
the concept and its potential application under the MFCMA.
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