Description
MARITIME FISHING AND SUSTAINABLE GROWTH A
Book Summary
This collective work offers a multidisciplinary analysis of maritime fishing activity, a complex reality now facing the challenge of sustainable growth from both environmental and social perspectives. Specialists in Public International Law, Private International Law, and Labor Law address the major challenges of sustainable fishing, such as the Integrated Maritime Policy, the fight against illegal fishing, and the working conditions of fishers. A rigorous and current study for understanding the future of the sector.
What is it about?
The work examines the confluence of the Integrated Maritime Policy and the European Green Deal in the fishing sector, analyzing the very concept of sustainable fishing. It delves into the conservation and management of marine resources, as well as strategies to combat illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing. Furthermore, it addresses corporate social responsibility as a tool for responsible fishing and studies the working conditions, employment, and social protection of fishers, offering a comprehensive view of sustainability in the sector.
Main topics
- Integrated Maritime Policy and European Green Deal in the fishing sector.
- Conservation and sustainable management of marine resources.
- Fight against illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing.
- Corporate social responsibility in fishing activity.
- Working conditions, employment, and social protection of fishers.
Who is it recommended for?
It is aimed at legal professionals (public international, private, and labor), researchers, and postgraduate students interested in maritime and fisheries law. It is also highly useful for public managers, fisheries policymakers, and organizations in the sector seeking a deep understanding of the legal and social challenges of sustainable fishing.
What this book provides
- A multidisciplinary analysis that integrates international, private, and labor legal perspectives.
- An updated view of regulatory and governance challenges for fisheries sustainability.
- Key insights into understanding the application of the European Green Deal and the Integrated Maritime Policy to the sector.
- Conceptual tools to address social responsibility and working conditions in fishing.
Technical specifications
- Author: Fernandez Prol, Francisca; et al.
- Publisher: J.M.Bosch
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: Public International Law, Private International Law and Conflict of Laws, Labor Law
- Collection: Fondo
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: February 2021
- Number of pages: 344
- Weight: 700 g
Editorial assessment
This is a reference work for specialists, the result of the work of a research team linked to a Jean Monnet project. Its multidisciplinary approach and its treatment of topics such as illegal fishing or working conditions make it a valuable tool for those who need a rigorous and up-to-date legal analysis of the challenges of sustainable fishing within the European framework.