Fishing in a Changing World: Insights from Ecological, Social, and Technological Perspectives is a curated collection of pioneering journal articles that delve into the complexities influencing global fisheries. This comprehensive volume offers a multi-faceted exploration of the ecological, social, technological, and governance aspects that intersect at the heart of marine fishing practices. Topics include the impact of predation and fishing on species' maturation, spatial dynamics of fishing fleets, optimal fishing efforts for conservation, and the implications of climate change on fish stocks. Furthermore, the collection addresses the governance challenges, illegal fishing activities, and the socio-economic dimensions of fishing livelihoods. With contributions analyzing ecosystems from the North Sea to the Western Pacific, this book provides invaluable insights for academics, policymakers, and grassroots activists aiming to foster sustainable and equitable marine resource management.

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