Assessing the stability of fisheries cooperation in the context of poleward shifts of fish stocks in the North Pacific and Northeast Atlantic

本研究的第一年分为三个主要活动：(1)考虑气候变化脆弱性与渔业冲突之间的联系；(2)研究参与正在进行的联合国国家管辖范围以外地区生物多样性进程；(3)建立一个合作者网络，以便未来研究世界各地渔业的冲突与合作。第一类下的主要产出是一系列报告和一份出版物，以过去的研究为基础，计算各国经济对气候变化对渔业影响的脆弱性指数。这项工作，由资助的研究人员领导，已经形成了一个共同撰写的出版物，目前正在修订中。第二个领域的工作在2016-2017年特别富有成效，产生了三篇同行评议的期刊文章，由不同合作者的网络资助的研究人员领导。这些出版物包括与《联合国鱼类种群协定》的比较、对国家参与失衡的概述，以及一篇关于非政府组织在BBNJ进程中的作用的论文。最后一个工作领域导致了与研究人员的紧密合作关系，特别是斯德哥尔摩弹性中心，高级可持续发展研究所和IDDRI，所有这些都是(2)和(3)中列出的出版物的共同作者。

The first year of this research was divided into three primary activities: (1) considering connections between climate change vulnerability and conflict in fisheries; (2) researching participation in the ongoing United Nations process on biological diversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction (BBNJ); (3) building up a network of collaborators for future research on conflict and cooperation in fisheries around the world.The primary output under the first category was a series of presentations and a publication building on past research to calculate an index of vulnerability of national economies to climate change impacts on fisheries. This work, led by the funded researcher, has resulted in a co-authored publication that is currently in revision. The second area of work was particularly productive in 2016-2017, resulting in three peer-reviewed journal articles led by the funded researcher with networks of different collaborators. These publications included a comparison with the UN Fish Stocks Agreement, an overview of imbalances in state participation, and a paper on the role of NGOs in the BBNJ process. The final area of work resulted in strong collaborative ties with researchers, particularly at the Stockholm Resilience Centre, Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies, and IDDRI, all of which were represented as coauthors on publications listed in (2) and (3).