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U.S. and Canadian groundfish management in the Gulf of Maine-Georges Bank region
This article examines groundfish management philosophies and practices of the United States and Canada in the Gulf of Maine-Georges Bank region. The authors conclude that significant differences in the legal, administrative, and philosophical framework of the two countries' fisheries regimes must be recognized and accommodated before effective management of transboundary stocks can occur.
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