Analysis MPAS Importance of Social Capital Marine protected areas should factor in social capital—the relationships, networks, norms and sanctions that connect different people and institutions

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Date: 2012-04-18 09:48:22 Fisheries law Fisheries science Fishing Marine conservation Marine protected area Oceanography Natural environment Natural resources Fisheries management Artisanal fishing Marine Life Protection Act United States National System of Marine Protected Areas		Analysis MPAS Importance of Social Capital Marine protected areas should factor in social capital—the relationships, networks, norms and sanctions that connect different people and institutions Add to Reading List Source URL: mpa.icsf.net Download Document from Source Website File Size: 287,88 KB Share Document on Facebook

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	Analysis MPAS Importance of Social Capital Marine protected areas should factor in social capital—the relationships, networks, norms and sanctions that connect different people and institutions DocID: 1rpdN - View Document
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