TW Hartley, RA Robertson - Human Ecology Review, 2006 - JSTOR

Stakeholder engagement, cooperative fisheries research and democratic science: the case of the Northeast Consortium.

Broadening Participation in Engineering AND Program Evaluation

Robertson

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Cooperative research among fisheries scientists, industry and managers in the Northwest Atlantic has expanded since 2000, in part due to increasingly disputed science, adversarial politics, and socioeconomic hardship. Surveys of individuals actively engaged in commercial fishing in New England (n= 295), and fishermen (n= 60) and scientists (n= 37) participating in Northeast Consortium-funded cooperative research examined improvements in stakeholder engagement, the distinction between levels of cooperation, and the extent …

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