Constructing cooperation
Salmon fisheries
Indians of north america, northwest, pacific
Fishery management
Fishing
Indians of North America
Constructing Cooperation is the study of a regulatory regime in which 20 Pacific Northwest Indian tribes comanage a large, biologically complex, and highly valuable salmon fishery together with state, federal, and international regulatory agencies. Using insights from cultural anthropology, institu…
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