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Title: An analysis of the recent economic history of Maine’s island communities [Subtitle:by Planning Decisions, Inc.; for: Island Institute, P.O. Box 648, 386 Main Street, Rockland, Maine 04841]
Author: Planning Decisions, Inc. ;
Citation: ACCNO:21363
Publisher: Rockland, Maine : Island Institute
Year: 2009
Description: 33 p.
Subject: Lobster fisheries. ; Fishery management. ; United States of America ; Community participation ; Community-based management ; Sociological aspects. ; Socioeconomic aspects.
Type: Book
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