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Glassow's (2015) synthesis of "red abalone middens" on California's Santa Cruz Island does not include the broader geographic, chronologic, and ecological context to this phenomenon. We explore the wider distribution of these site types and emphasize their importance for addressing modern fisheries management issues. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article examines the history of fishing policy in West Galway, Ireland, between 1923-1932. The Irish government, known as Cumann na nGaedheal, initially mismanaged the under utilized resource. However, by 1929 issues of loan debts and lack of markets were being addressed. The author is critical of the government for being inactive for so long.

Focuses on the implications of Burma's Fisheries Act of 1875. Introduction of the auction lease system in the 1870s; Alteration of the inland fisheries, the inn; Withdrawal of leases from the innthugyis; Domination of the fishing industry by the capitalists.

Comments on a study about the fisheries industry in California from the aboriginal times through the development of the modern food industry in the early 1900s. Themes on the fisheries industry; Historical accounts on the industry; Information on a Marxian model of wage-labor capitalism.