Michael K Orbach
Biographic Data
| ID | 124307 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michael K Orbach |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michael K |
| FAMILY NAME | Orbach |
| SIGNATURE | ORBACH M K |
| AFFILIATIONS | East Carolina University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Major challenges in developing marine spatial planning
Integrating climate change in ocean planning
A brief essay on the nature of (and in) environmental policy
Perceiving the political landscape: Ego biases in cognitive political networks
A Fishery in Transition: The Impact of Urbanization on Florida's Spiny Lobster Fishery
COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN HAVE BEEN characterized as a homogeneous collection of economically conservative, staunchly independent individuals living in relatively rural, highly integrated communities along the coast. Several factors are presently affecting these traditional communities, changing their character and changing commercial fishing itself. These include consequences of urbanization such as the institution of zoning ordinances, increasing po…
Applied Anthropology: Fish Versus Oil: Resources and Rural Development in North Atlantic Societies . J. D. House , ed
Competition and Conflict in the U.S. Atlantic Coast Menhaden Industry
A bstract . Fluctuations in the harvest of menhaden off the U.S. Atlantic coast, a common property resource, have caused competition and conflict among the small number of companies, two large and several small, which operate in the fishery. With no strong central management , the resource is not being exploited to the optimum and increased fishing pressure and effort bring, cyclically, a peak catch followed by contraction in catch and industry. …
Applied Anthropology: Becoming a Practicing Anthropologist: A Guide to Careers and Training Programs in Applied Anthropology. John van Willigen
Mutual Mysteries: Washington/Regional Interactions in the Implementation of Fisheries Management Policy
The role of cultural context in the development of low‐capital ocean leisure activities
The ocean beaches of the United States are an economically important resource. As American culture has become increasingly more preoccupied with leisure activities, however, traditional commercial interests along the beach have been replaced by expressive activities. In terms of the number of participants, the vast majority of beach users have performed their leisure activities without the benefit of sophisticated equipment or infrastructure, and…
Gamrie: An Exploration in Cultural Ecology-A Study of Maritime Adaptations in a Scottish Fishing Village
"Comments on "Any Comments on the Sociology Section, Tony
The anthropologist and the fishermen: Common property, common problems, and the peasantry
Alexander, Paul. Sri Lankan Fishermen: Rural Capitalism and Peasant Society. Monographs on Southeast Asia, No. 7. Canberra: Australian National University, 1982. xiv + 328 pp. including tables, figures, appendixes, notes, bibliography, and index. $10.00 paper
A Fable: The Anthropologist and the Bear
Some time ago, in Tuolumne Meadows at the upper end of Yosemite Valley, an anthropologist was sitting down to his campfire at the end of a long day of hiking and fishing. He had caught a few trout and was cooking them when a bear walked up and sat down beside him. Since this is a fable bears are allowed to talk, and the two struck up a conversation. After a short while, the anthropologist noticed that the bear had a large concentric target painte…
Rethinking Artisanal Fisheries Development: Western Concepts, Asian Experiences . Donald K. Emmerson
Ethical Dilemmas
The following description gives some relevant information o n how student enrollment in anthropol.ogy declined during the 70s in a flveyear university.and Indicates how one anthropology course which was adopted by the university lor inclusion in the general education curriculum category called "Foundations 01 Western Civllization" gives anthropology an excellent opportunity lor growth in the 80s.Although the details I provide may not suggest the …
Indochinese Adaptation and Local Government Policy: An Example from Monterey
Since 1975, many of the approximately 1500 Indochinese refugees (predominately Vietnamese) who resettled in the Monterey Bay area of central California have been working in the local fishing industry. This industry is presently under the control ofa well-established business and occupational community, and is regulated by a four-tiered set of Government institutions: 1) the local harbor commissions; 2) the County boards of supervisors; 3) the sta…
AAA Nominations Committee Urges Member Response
Fishing in Troubled Waters
Fishery Cooperatives on the Chesapeake Bay: Advantage or Anachronism
Opportunities: Part Two of a Two-Part Article: Federal Employment
The federal government announces its need for people in the social sciences in the same way it advertises for any other job category—through vacancy announcements. A vacancy announcement is a notice of a specific vacancy which is open or will be open at a future time specified in the announcement. These announcements indicate the job series, the grade level, the agency, the location of the job, the closing date for application, to whom applicatio…
Hunters, seamen, and entrepreneurs: The tuna seinermen of San Diego
A Fishery in Transition: The Impact of Urbanization on Florida's Spiny Lobster Fishery
COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN HAVE BEEN characterized as a homogeneous collection of economically conservative, staunchly independent individuals living in relatively rural, highly integrated communities along the coast. Several factors are presently affecting these traditional communities, changing their character and changing commercial fishing itself. These include consequences of urbanization such as the institution of zoning ordinances, increasing po…
Fishing in Troubled Waters
Fishery Cooperatives on the Chesapeake Bay: Advantage or Anachronism
Integrating climate change in ocean planning
Indochinese Adaptation and Local Government Policy: An Example from Monterey
Since 1975, many of the approximately 1500 Indochinese refugees (predominately Vietnamese) who resettled in the Monterey Bay area of central California have been working in the local fishing industry. This industry is presently under the control ofa well-established business and occupational community, and is regulated by a four-tiered set of Government institutions: 1) the local harbor commissions; 2) the County boards of supervisors; 3) the sta…
Competition and Conflict in the U.S. Atlantic Coast Menhaden Industry
A bstract . Fluctuations in the harvest of menhaden off the U.S. Atlantic coast, a common property resource, have caused competition and conflict among the small number of companies, two large and several small, which operate in the fishery. With no strong central management , the resource is not being exploited to the optimum and increased fishing pressure and effort bring, cyclically, a peak catch followed by contraction in catch and industry. …
Applied Anthropology: Becoming a Practicing Anthropologist: A Guide to Careers and Training Programs in Applied Anthropology. John van Willigen
Hunters, seamen, and entrepreneurs: The tuna seinermen of San Diego
Opportunities: Part Two of a Two-Part Article: Federal Employment
The federal government announces its need for people in the social sciences in the same way it advertises for any other job category—through vacancy announcements. A vacancy announcement is a notice of a specific vacancy which is open or will be open at a future time specified in the announcement. These announcements indicate the job series, the grade level, the agency, the location of the job, the closing date for application, to whom applicatio…
Fishing in Troubled Waters
Fishery Cooperatives on the Chesapeake Bay: Advantage or Anachronism
AAA Nominations Committee Urges Member Response
Rethinking Artisanal Fisheries Development: Western Concepts, Asian Experiences . Donald K. Emmerson
Ethical Dilemmas
The following description gives some relevant information o n how student enrollment in anthropol.ogy declined during the 70s in a flveyear university.and Indicates how one anthropology course which was adopted by the university lor inclusion in the general education curriculum category called "Foundations 01 Western Civllization" gives anthropology an excellent opportunity lor growth in the 80s.Although the details I provide may not suggest the …
Indochinese Adaptation and Local Government Policy: An Example from Monterey
Since 1975, many of the approximately 1500 Indochinese refugees (predominately Vietnamese) who resettled in the Monterey Bay area of central California have been working in the local fishing industry. This industry is presently under the control ofa well-established business and occupational community, and is regulated by a four-tiered set of Government institutions: 1) the local harbor commissions; 2) the County boards of supervisors; 3) the sta…
A Fable: The Anthropologist and the Bear
Some time ago, in Tuolumne Meadows at the upper end of Yosemite Valley, an anthropologist was sitting down to his campfire at the end of a long day of hiking and fishing. He had caught a few trout and was cooking them when a bear walked up and sat down beside him. Since this is a fable bears are allowed to talk, and the two struck up a conversation. After a short while, the anthropologist noticed that the bear had a large concentric target painte…
The anthropologist and the fishermen: Common property, common problems, and the peasantry
Alexander, Paul. Sri Lankan Fishermen: Rural Capitalism and Peasant Society. Monographs on Southeast Asia, No. 7. Canberra: Australian National University, 1982. xiv + 328 pp. including tables, figures, appendixes, notes, bibliography, and index. $10.00 paper
"Comments on "Any Comments on the Sociology Section, Tony
Mutual Mysteries: Washington/Regional Interactions in the Implementation of Fisheries Management Policy
The role of cultural context in the development of low‐capital ocean leisure activities
The ocean beaches of the United States are an economically important resource. As American culture has become increasingly more preoccupied with leisure activities, however, traditional commercial interests along the beach have been replaced by expressive activities. In terms of the number of participants, the vast majority of beach users have performed their leisure activities without the benefit of sophisticated equipment or infrastructure, and…
Gamrie: An Exploration in Cultural Ecology-A Study of Maritime Adaptations in a Scottish Fishing Village
Competition and Conflict in the U.S. Atlantic Coast Menhaden Industry
A bstract . Fluctuations in the harvest of menhaden off the U.S. Atlantic coast, a common property resource, have caused competition and conflict among the small number of companies, two large and several small, which operate in the fishery. With no strong central management , the resource is not being exploited to the optimum and increased fishing pressure and effort bring, cyclically, a peak catch followed by contraction in catch and industry. …
Applied Anthropology: Becoming a Practicing Anthropologist: A Guide to Careers and Training Programs in Applied Anthropology. John van Willigen
Applied Anthropology: Fish Versus Oil: Resources and Rural Development in North Atlantic Societies . J. D. House , ed
A Fishery in Transition: The Impact of Urbanization on Florida's Spiny Lobster Fishery
COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN HAVE BEEN characterized as a homogeneous collection of economically conservative, staunchly independent individuals living in relatively rural, highly integrated communities along the coast. Several factors are presently affecting these traditional communities, changing their character and changing commercial fishing itself. These include consequences of urbanization such as the institution of zoning ordinances, increasing po…
Perceiving the political landscape: Ego biases in cognitive political networks
A brief essay on the nature of (and in) environmental policy
Integrating climate change in ocean planning
Major challenges in developing marine spatial planning
Sociology (12 works) · Political science (10 works) · Geography (8 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Fishery (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Coastal and Marine Management (5 works) · History (5 works)