Naturalresource institutions and property rights in inland African fisheries

Naturalresource institutions and property rights in inland African fisheries

Source :

• International Journal of Social Economics [ 0306-8293 ] ; 2003-03-01.

Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • geographic : Cameroun, Tchad, Niger, Nigeria.
  • topic : Analyse comparative, Collecte de données, écologie, Développement économique, Ressource naturelle, Environnement physique, Développement durable.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
  • Access fees, Access restriction, Access restrictions, Access rights, Address appropriation externalities, Agriculture organization, Allocation problems, Appropriation externalities, Appropriation issue, Arizona press, Artisanal, Artisanal fisheries, Assignment problems, Authorised, Authorised users, Basin, Berkes, Bromley, Burkina faso, Cambridge university press, Cameroon, Cameroonian villages, Case studies, Central administrations, Central authorities, Central authority, Central delta, Central governments, Chad, Chad october, Chadian, Chadian army, Chari, Chari delta, Chari river, Chari river delta, Coastal management, Collective action rules, Common property, Common property regime, Common property regimes, Common property resource management, Common property resources, Communal interest projects, Communal seines, Comparative analysis, Cote cahiers africaines, Data collection, Development studies university, Different types, East nigeria, Ecology, Economic development, Externality, Extraction rate, Fees systems, Fisheries management, Fishery, Highest level, Human ecology, Ijse, Illegal taxes, Indigenous populations, Institutional arrangements, Irrigation channels, John wiley sons, Lake chad, Lake chad basin, Lake chad basin region, Lake chad commission, Lake chad region, Large majority, Large number, Large part, Levy taxes, Limited period, Local authorities, Local communities, Local community, Local leader, Local management, Local management systems, Local population, Local populations, Local resource management, Local systems, Logone, Logone river, Maga, Maga reservoir, Management control, Management system, Management systems, Marine policy, Modern authorities, Modern authority, Modern government administrations, Modern systems, Natural resources, Neiland, Niger, Nigeria, Nigeria neiland, Nigerian, Nigerian villages, Ooding period, Ooding season, Oodplain, Open access, Open waters, Operational rules, Orstom, Ostrom, Other studies, Parallel taxation systems, Peche, Peche artisanale, Permanent ponds, Physical environment, Present study, Private ownership, Property right regimes, Property rights, Property rights regimes, Recent times, Resource, Resource management, Resource users, Ruddle, Sahelian region, Sanction systems, Sciences humaines, Seasonal ponds, Sheries, Sheries department, Sheries management, Sheries management systems, Sheries resources, Shers, Shery, Shery management, Shing, Shing activities, Shing activity, Shing ground, Shing grounds, Shing technique, Shing techniques, Social economics, State properties, State property, State property regime, Strict control, Sustainable, Sustainable development, Sustainable fisheries livelihoods programme, Taxation system, Technical externalities, Traditional authorities, Traditional authority, Traditional leaders, Traditional management, Traditional management systems, Traditional marine resource management, Traditional systems, Verbal warning, Village head, Village level, West africa, Whole basin, World development, Yaere.
• Teeft :
  • Access fees, Access restriction, Access restrictions, Access rights, Address appropriation externalities, Agriculture organization, Allocation problems, Appropriation externalities, Appropriation issue, Arizona press, Artisanal, Artisanal fisheries, Assignment problems, Authorised, Authorised users, Basin, Berkes, Bromley, Burkina faso, Cambridge university press, Cameroon, Cameroonian villages, Case studies, Central administrations, Central authorities, Central authority, Central delta, Central governments, Chad, Chad october, Chadian, Chadian army, Chari, Chari delta, Chari river, Chari river delta, Coastal management, Collective action rules, Common property, Common property regime, Common property regimes, Common property resource management, Common property resources, Communal interest projects, Communal seines, Comparative analysis, Cote cahiers africaines, Data collection, Development studies university, Different types, East nigeria, Ecology, Economic development, Externality, Extraction rate, Fees systems, Fisheries management, Fishery, Highest level, Human ecology, Ijse, Illegal taxes, Indigenous populations, Institutional arrangements, Irrigation channels, John wiley sons, Lake chad, Lake chad basin, Lake chad basin region, Lake chad commission, Lake chad region, Large majority, Large number, Large part, Levy taxes, Limited period, Local authorities, Local communities, Local community, Local leader, Local management, Local management systems, Local population, Local populations, Local resource management, Local systems, Logone, Logone river, Maga, Maga reservoir, Management control, Management system, Management systems, Marine policy, Modern authorities, Modern authority, Modern government administrations, Modern systems, Natural resources, Neiland, Niger, Nigeria, Nigeria neiland, Nigerian, Nigerian villages, Ooding period, Ooding season, Oodplain, Open access, Open waters, Operational rules, Orstom, Ostrom, Other studies, Parallel taxation systems, Peche, Peche artisanale, Permanent ponds, Physical environment, Present study, Private ownership, Property right regimes, Property rights, Property rights regimes, Recent times, Resource, Resource management, Resource users, Ruddle, Sahelian region, Sanction systems, Sciences humaines, Seasonal ponds, Sheries, Sheries department, Sheries management, Sheries management systems, Sheries resources, Shers, Shery, Shery management, Shing, Shing activities, Shing activity, Shing ground, Shing grounds, Shing technique, Shing techniques, Social economics, State properties, State property, State property regime, Strict control, Sustainable, Sustainable development, Sustainable fisheries livelihoods programme, Taxation system, Technical externalities, Traditional authorities, Traditional authority, Traditional leaders, Traditional management, Traditional management systems, Traditional marine resource management, Traditional systems, Verbal warning, Village head, Village level, West africa, Whole basin, World development, Yaere.

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