Discover the future of European fisheries in this definitive analysis of blue growth and marine sustainabilityessential for researchers, policymakers, and industry leaders invested in ocean health.

Rooted in 30+ years of EU27 empirical data (19902022), the book addresses a critical gap: balancing fisheries productivity with environmental resilience amid global climate pressures and evolving policy landscapes. Its significance lies in bridging fragmented discussions of governance, food security, and competitiveness, offering a unified framework to advance the EU's 2050 blue growth and sustainability goals.

Unlike narrow studies that overlook regional disparities, this work innovates by distinguishing between EU14 developed and EU13 developing states, unpacking how economic structure, fossil fuel reliance, and governance effectiveness shape outcomes uniquely across contexts. It builds on prior scholarship by integrating cutting-edge econometric methodsincluding Method of Moments Quantile Regression (MMQR), FMOLS, and DOLSto capture heterogeneous impacts across pollution, accident, and food security quantiles, addressing limitations of traditional mean-based analyses.

This book redefines the study of European fisheries with a threefold innovative approach that breaks new ground in sustainability and blue growth research

• Heterogeneous Regional & Quantile-Centric Analysis

• Integrated Theoretical & Empirical Synthesis

• Policy-Relevant, Data-Driven Rigor
  The book offers a comprehensive, empirically grounded exploration of European fisheries' role in blue growth and marine sustainability, with a clear scope organized around cross-cutting themes, regional differentiation, and actionable insights. Its content spans six core pillars, anchored in 30+ years of EU27 data (19902022) and structured to bridge theory, evidence, and policy:

• Foundational Context & Regional Framing

• Core Thematic Intersections

• Methodological & Theoretical Depth

• Policy & Practical Implications

• Future Directions & Limitations

Applies cutting-edge MMQR and 30+ years of EU27 data to uncover heterogeneous impacts Translates rigorous empirical findings into targeted, sub-region toward fisheries sustainability Delivers a quantile centric, regionally differentiated analysis of European fisheries food security

Autorentext

Dr. Mohd Alsaleh is an Associate Professor at the College of Economics and Management, Shanghai Ocean University. Also, an International Associate Researcher at the Institute of Tropical Agriculture and Food Security, Malaysia. He earned a Ph.D. (in economics) at the University Putra Malaysia. His main research interests include natural resource economics and environmental economics. So far, he has published over 70 papers in top-tier peer-reviewed journals.

Inhalt

Chapter 1. Fisheries and Environmental Sustainability Toward CO2 Reduction.- Chapter 2. Fisheries Sustainability and Marine Waste Pollution in the EU.- Chapter 3. Fisheries Activities and Environmental Work Risk Analysis.- Chapter 4. Fisheries Operation and Marine Water Pollution in the EU Region.- Chapter 5. Fisheries Production Toward Food Security in the EU Region.- Chapter 6. Shaping Sustainable Fisheries and Tourism Industry in EU27.- Chapter 7. Fisheries Competitiveness and EU International Market.- Chapter 8. European Fisheries Information Communication, and Technology (ICT).- Chapter 9. European Fisheries Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in the EU.- Chapter 10. Fisheries Governance and EU Blue Governance Management.