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13 Tul. J. Int'l & Comp. L. 141 (2005)
Negotiating WTO Fisheries Subsidy Disciplines: Can Subsidy Transparency and Classification Provide the Means towards an End to the Race for Fish

handle is hein.journals/tulicl13 and id is 147 raw text is: Negotiating WTO Fisheries Subsidy Disciplines: Can Subsidy Transparency and Classification Provide the Means Towards an End to the Race for Fish? Tracey M. Price* I. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................. 142 I. THE TRAGEDY OF THE COMMONS EPITOMIZED ............................... 148 A. Open Access and Overcapitalization: Contubuting to D eclining Fish Stocks ............................................................. 148 B. Economic Analysis ofFisheries Sector and the Link to O vercap acity ........................................................................... 150 C The Link Between Fisheries Subsidies and O vercap acity ........................................................................... 155 II. NEGOTIATING STICKS IN THE USE OF COMMON POOL R ESOUR CES ....................................................................................... 157 A. Fisheries Subsidies and Member Negotiating Positions ....... 157 1. The Friends of Fish Position .......................................... 158 2. The European Commission Position ............................. 160 3. Japan's V iew .................................................................... 161 4. Small, Vulnerable Coastal States ................................... 162 B. Theories in Internadonal Negotiation Strategies ................... 162 IV How To OVERCOME NEGOTIATING DEADLOCK FOR FISHERIES SUB SID IES? ....................................................................................... 165 A. The Need for Transparency .................................................... 165 B. Defining and Categorizing Fisheries Subsidies .................... 166 C Defining Fisheries Subsidies .................................................. 171 V C ON CLU SION .................................................................................... 174 * LL.M. 2004, in International and Comparative Law, Georgetown University Law Center; J.D. 1997, University of Baltimore School of Law. The author wishes to thank Professor Richard D. Diamond, Georgetown University, for his guidance and encouragement in the writing of this Article.

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