Trading Fish, Saving Fish

Explore the complex interplay between trade and environmental protection in Margaret A. Young's insightful book, Trading Fish, Saving Fish, published by Cambridge University Press in 2013. Spanning 408 pages, this compelling title delves into the global fisheries crisis and the varied legal frameworks that respond to it. Young examines how trade measures and species protection are integral to contemporary fisheries management, revealing the limitations of international law in addressing diverse institutions and fragmented norms. This book is essential for anyone interested in the legal challenges of sustainable fishing practices and the necessity for innovative strategies in dealing with overlapping legal regimes. Enhance your understanding of the legal landscape surrounding fisheries with this must-read contribution to environmental law.