Bevan Symposium Schedule

Fishing Rights or Fishing Wrongs? The Bevan Symposium is free. Please let us know you are coming by registering. Seminar Time Schedule (pdf)
Day 1	Opening Remarks Clarence Pautzke Executive Director, North Pacific Research Board Session 1: Who Owns the Fish? Daniel Bromley Anderson-Bascom Professor of Applied Economics, University of Wisconsin Purging the Frontier from our Mind: Rescuing Fisheries Policy from Incoherence More info… Alison Rieser Professor, University of Maine Law School Rights-Based Fisheries Management and the Emerging Ecosystem Approach More info… Rögnvaldur Hannesson Professor, Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration Rights-Based Fishing: Use Rights versus Property Rights to Fish More info… PANEL: Power, Privilege and Poverty— The Socio-Economics of Fishing Rights More info… Session 2: Local Scenarios, From Alaska to California Joseph Sullivan Partner, Mundt MacGregor LLP From the Bering Sea to the Gulf of Alaska: Harvesting Shares and Co-ops More info… Pete Leipzig Executive Director, Fishermen's Marketing Association The Pacific Groundfish Fishery's Road to Rationalization More info… Rod Fujita Scientist, Oceans Program, Environmental Defense Financing the Transition to Rights-Based Management: An Investment in the Future More info… Tony DeFalco West Coast Organizer, Marine Fish Conservation Network The Environmental, Public Trust, and Socioeconomic Costs of IFQ Programs More info… PANEL: Allocation—Who Wins and Who Loses? More info… Reception to follow
Day 2	Session 3: Lessons from Afar, International Rights-Based Management Ragnar Arnason Professor of Economics, University of Iceland Property Rights in Fisheries: Iceland's Experience with ITQs More info… Margot Sachse Principal Investigator, Alternative Management Strategies Project, Australian Fisheries Management Authority Fisheries Property Rights Down Under: The Australian Experience More info… Les Clark Consultant, Ray Research Rights-Based Fishery Management: Some Developing Country Experience More info… Juan Carlos Castilla Professor, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile More Than One Bag for the World Fishery Crisis: Lessons from Artisanal Shellfisheries in Latin America More info… PANEL: Political Realities of Rights-Based Management More info… Session 4: Do Individuals Matter? The Role of the Community Shankar Aswani Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of California Santa Barbara Customary Sea Tenure in Oceania as a Case of Rights-Based Fishery Management: Does it Work? More info… William Rodgers, Jr. Professor, University of Washington Law School First in Time, First in Right? Indian Tribes and the Fisheries More info… Michael Orbach Professor of Marine Affairs and Policy, Duke University Crawfish in the Keys and Our Evolving Oceans Ethos More info… PANEL: Where Do We Go From Here? More info… Concluding Remarks Ray Hilborn Professor of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences, University of Washington Learning from Experience? Profitability, Sustainability, and U.S. Fisheries More info…