Problems other than fisheries resources in the South China Sea area
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Abstract
The paper presents the problems other than fisheries resources in the South China Sea such as, 1) those relating to the nature of the fishing industry; and, 2) those relating to fisheries institution to support the fishing industry. The paper attempts to clarify the nature of these problems and to give guidelines for solving these problems.
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Yamamoto, T. (1977). Problems other than fisheries resources in the South China Sea area. In Proceedings of the Technical Seminar on South China Sea Fisheries Resources, Bangkok, Thailand, 21-25 May 1973 (pp. 133-137). Tokyo, Japan: Japan International Cooperation Agency.
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