Dr. Pierre Failler
ReaderUniversity of Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Economics from University of Portsmouth, England
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University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Biography
Pierre Failler is a Reader who has been with the University of Portsmouth and CEMARE since 1997. He is and has coordinated around 20 research projects in Europe (5th and 6th EU FP), Africa, the Caribbean and Asia (4th, 5th and 6th EU INCO FP, IUCN, UNEP, Dfid, FAO). He has recently completed a major EU-INCO project ECOST (2005-2010) with 23 partners in Asia, Africa, South Pacific, Europe and Caribbean where the societal costs of fishing practices and fishery policies have been evaluated.
He is a scientific evaluator for the International Foundation for Science (2004-to date), the Canadian Research Council (2006-to date), the European Commission DG-Research (2002-to date), the DG-Development and Co-operation (2001-to date), the French Agency for Research (2006-to date). He is also evaluator and reviewer of international projects on Marine resources management (SWIOF project in Indian Ocean, 2011), Fishery Development (DG-Development, FAO, UNEP, World Bank, etc., onwards), Marine resources and environment Research (West African Regional Marine and Coastal Conservation Program, onward) and Fishing agreements (European Parliament, IUCN, Dfid, onward). He is member of the Committee board of the Programme “Financial sustainability of Marine protected areas in West Africa” IUCN-PRCM (Nov. 2009-Dec. 2012) and the IUCN think thank “SEA” (2011-to date).
He is the author or co-author of about 300 journal articles, book chapters, research reports, consultancy reports, media reports, conference and workshop papers, conference proceedings, etc. He is also a reviewer for peer-review journals incl. Marine Policy, Fishery Research, journal of Ocean and Coastal zone management, Aquaculture, Ecological Economics, Ecological modelling, ICES journal of Marine Science, Scientific Research and Essays, etc.
Area of Interest:
Environmental Sciences
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Environmental Health
62%
Environmental Analytical Chemistry
90%
Environment Development
75%
Environment Management
55%
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Selected Publications
- Ying W., H. Pan and P. Failler, 2016. An integrated model for marine fishery in the Pearl River Estuary: linking socio-economics systems and ecosystems. Marine Policy, 64: 135-147.
CrossRef | Direct Link | - Stecken, M and P. Failler, 2016. Ecosystem approach to fisheries and marine ecosystem modelling: Review of current approaches. J. Fish. Livestock Prod., .
Direct Link | - Ying, W., H. Pan and P. Failler, 2015. An integrated approach to valuing the societal costs and benefits of fishing activities in the pearl river delta. Open J. Mar. Sci., 5: 477-497.
- Wang, Y., D. Lijie, L. Shiyu, Z. Zeyu and P. Failler, 2015. Modeling the effect of the seasonal fishing moratorium on the pearl river estuary using ecosystem simulation. Ecol. Modell., 312: 406-416.
CrossRef | Direct Link | - Failler, P., J.P. Marechal, E. Petre and T. Binet, 2015. Valuation of marine and coastal ecosystem services as a tool for conservation: The case of martinique in the caribbean. J. Ecosyst. Serv., 11: 67-75.
CrossRef | Direct Link | - Failler, P., 2015. The acp group of states and the challenge of exporting fish to the european union. J. Fish. Livestock Prod., 3: 141-143.
- Failler, P and H. El Ayoubi, 2015. ACP States and the stake of aquaculture, The acp group of states and the challenge of developing aquaculture. J. Fish. Sci., 9: 1-4.
- DØaz, S., S. Demissew, J. Carabias, C. Joly and M. Lonsdale et al., 2015. The IPBES conceptual framework-connecting nature and people. Curr. Opin. Environ. Sustainability, 14: 1-16.
CrossRef | Direct Link | - Berchie, A., P. Failler and Y. Beyens, 2015. Enhancing aquaculture development: mapping the tilapia aquaculture value chain in Ghana. Rev. Aquacult., 10.1111/raq.12103.
CrossRef | Direct Link | - Berchie A., P. Failler and Y. Beyens, 2015. The performance of tuna processing fishery sector to sustainable fish trade and food security in Ghana. J. Energy Nat. Resour. Manage., 2: 1-14.
Direct Link | - Failler, P., H. Pan, A. Thorpe and R. Tokrisna, 2014. On macroeconomic impact of fishing effort regulation: Measuring bottom-up fish harvesters’ economy-wide contribution. Nat. Resour., 5: 269-281.
Direct Link | - Failler, P., 2014. Nutritional security, healthy marine ecosystems and value added priorities for developing coastal countries, Editorial. J. Fish. Livestock Prod., 10.4172/2332-2608.1000e108.
CrossRef | Direct Link | - Failler, P., 2014. Climate variability and food security in africa: The case of small pelagic fish in West Africa. J. Fish. Livest Prod., 10.4172/2332-2608.1000122.
CrossRef | Direct Link | - Binet, T., P. Failler, P. Chavance, M.O. Abidine and O. Mayif, 2013. First international payment for marine ecosystem services: The case of the Banc d’arguin national park, mauritania. Global Environ. Changes, 23: 1434-1443.
CrossRef | Direct Link | - Binet, T., P. Failler and A. Thorpe, 2012. Migration of Senegalese fishers: A case for regional approach to management. Marit. Stud., 10.1186/2212-9790-11-1.
Direct Link | - Bavinck, M., R. Polmac, I. Monnereau and P. Failler, 2012. Introduction to the Special Issue on Job Satisfaction in Fisheries in the Global South. J. Social Indic. Res., 109: 1-10.
CrossRef | Direct Link | - Thorpe A., P. Failler and M. Bavinck, 2011. Marine protected area (mpas) special feature: Editorial. Environ. Manage., 47: 519-524.
CrossRef | Direct Link | - Hosch, G., G. Feraro and P. Failler, 2011. FAO code of conduct (1995) for responsible Fisheries: Adopting, implementing or scoring results?. Mar. Policy, 35: 189-200.
- Ferraro, G., M. Brans, M. Deme and P. Failler, 2011. International institutions and domestic actors; Development and implementation of marine protected areas in Senegal. Environ. Manage., 47: 564-572.
- Christensen, V., J. Steenbeek and P. Failler, 2011. A combined ecosystem and value chain modeling approach for evaluating societal cost and benefit of fishing. Ecol. Modell., 222: 857-864.
CrossRef | Direct Link | - Stilwell, J., F. Laloe and P. Failler, 2010. Sustainable development consequences of european union participation in senegal’s maritime fishery. Mar. Policy, 34: 616-623.
CrossRef | Direct Link | - Duan, L., L. Shiyu, L. Yu, J. Tao and P. Failler, 2009. A trophic model of the pearl river delta coastal ecosystem. Ocean Coastal Manage., 52: 359-367.
CrossRef | Direct Link | - Yu, L., L. Shui, L. Duan, N. Lu, S. Li and F. Pierre, 2008. Function groups dividing for the EWE model for the pearl river estuary ecosystem. Mar. Environ. Sci., 27: 480-483.
Direct Link | - Floros, C and P. Failler, 2007. Testing for long memory in the fisheries prices: Evidence from cornwall. Int. J. Econ. Perspect., 1: 23-29.
- Failler, P and P. Hoaran, 2007. Global value, full value and societal costs; capturing the true cost of destroying marine ecosystems. Social Inf. J., 46: 109-134.
CrossRef | Direct Link | - Floros, C and P. Failler, 2006. Forecasting monthly fisheries prices: Model comparison using data from cornwall (UK). Eur. J. Sci. Res., 14: 613-624.
Direct Link | - Floros C. and P. Failler, 2004. Seasonality and co-integration in the fishing industry of cornwall. Int. J. Appl. Econometrics Quant. Stud., 1: 27-52.
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