Features
- Cover Type: Hard Cover with 528 pages
- Published by: Wiley-Blackwell
- Edition: 1st Edition August 24, 2007
- Written in: English
- ISBN 10 Number: 0813826918
- ISBN 13 Number: 978-0813826912
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Book Dimensions:
9.9 x 7.3 x 1.3 inches
- Weighs: 3 pounds
Product Review
"The book is traditional proceedings fare, with a mix of overview articles and experience papers covering a range of topics. The book has a socioeconomic focus, but it can be read by those with little or no formal training in social sciences. The authors have avoided intrusive use of economics and social science jargon and this makes the content accessible to a relatively wide readership. To conclude; this book provides accessible coverage of, and some useful insights into, the factors that should be considered when evaluating species and systems for acquaculture development."
Malcolm Jobling, University of Tromso
"The book has a socioeconomic focus, but it can be read by those with little or no formal training in social sciences."
Aquacult International
"Aquaculture, as a substitute, replacement or complement to fisheries must be planned and considered equally carefully from a socio-economic perspective as from a bio-environmental one. This valuable book shows how and why." Ausmarine
"The book is traditional proceedings fare, with a mix of overview articles and experience papers covering a range of topics. The book has a socioeconomic focus, but it can be read by those with little or no formal training in social sciences. The authors have avoided intrusive use of economics and social science jargon and this makes the content accessible to a relatively wide readership. To conclude; this book provides accessible coverage of, and some useful insights into, the factors that should be considered when evaluating species and systems for acquaculture development."
Malcolm Jobling, University of Tromso "The book has a socioeconomic focus, but it can be read by those with little or no formal training in social sciences."
Aquacult International<!--end-->
"Aquaculture, as a substitute, replacement or complement to fisheries must be planned and considered equally carefully from a socio-economic perspective as from a bio-environmental one. This valuable book shows how and why."
Ausmarine
Product Review
"The book is traditional proceedings fare, with a mix of overview articles and experience papers covering a range of topics. The book has a socioeconomic focus, but it can be read by those with little or no formal training in social sciences. The authors have avoided intrusive use of economics and social science jargon and this makes the content accessible to a relatively wide readership. To conclude; this book provides accessible coverage of, and some useful insights into, the factors that should be considered when evaluating species and systems for acquaculture development."
Malcolm Jobling, University of Tromso "The book has a socioeconomic focus, but it can be read by those with little or no formal training in social sciences."
Aquacult International<!--end-->
"Aquaculture, as a substitute, replacement or complement to fisheries must be planned and considered equally carefully from a socio-economic perspective as from a bio-environmental one. This valuable book shows how and why."
Ausmarine
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