Economic and Social Sciences Research
The primary mission of the Economic and Social Sciences Research Program is to provide economic and sociocultural information that will assist NMFS in meeting its stewardship responsibilities. Those responsibilities are in part identified by the Federal regulatory analyses requirements.
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Recent Publications, Poster Presentations, Reports & Activities |
- Unalaska, Alaska: Memory and denial in the globalization of the Aleutian landscape.
SEPEZ, J., C. PACKAGE, P. E. MALCOLM, and A. POOLE.
2007. Unalaska, Alaska: Memory and denial in the globalization of the Aleutian landscape. Polar Geogr. 30(3):193-209. - Fish Scales: Scale and method in social science research for North Pacific and west coast fishing communities.
SEPEZ, J., K. NORMAN, A. POOLE, and B. TILT.
2006. Fish Scales: Scale and method in social science research for North Pacific and west coast fishing communities. Hum. Organ. 65:280-293. - Demographics of Commercial Fishing Communities in Alaska
By: CHRISTINA PACKAGE, JENNIFER SEPEZ Conference: Society for Applied Anthropology 67th Annual Meeting, Tampa, FL, Mar 2007 (2007 poster, .pdf, 229KB) Online. - Demographics of Recreational Fishing in Alaska
By: JODIE LITTLE, JENNIFER SEPEZ Conference: Society for Human Ecology Conference (15th), Bar Harbor, ME, Oct 2006 (2006 poster, .pdf, 225KB) Online. -
Public Attitudes Toward Threatened and Endangered Species and Steller Sea Lions
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Developing a Dynamic Multiregional Economic Model for Alaska Fisheries
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A Tradable Salmon Bycatch Quota System for the Pollock Fishery?
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Community Profiles Published for Washington, Oregon, and Other U.S. States Showing Involvement in West Coast and North Pacific Fisheries
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An Analysis of Place, History, and Globalization in Unalaska/Dutch Harbor
- Division Research Reports and Activities
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