Lessons of fish capitalism in Russia

The book examines the transformations that have taken place in the fishing industry, transitioning from the Soviet socialist period in the USSR to capitalist, market relations, which have become the basis for the social and economic development of Russia over the past thirty years. It analyzes the quantitative and qualitative changes in the most important indicators of the fishing industry during this period and their impact on fish consumption and fish products by the country's population. Management and organizational measures are proposed to overcome the identified negative trends in the functioning of the country's fishing industry in modern sanction conditions and to put it on a sustainable path of development. The book is intended for a wide range of specialists at the federal and regional levels in the field of fisheries management, entrepreneurs in the fishing industry, students, postgraduates, the scientific community, and interested readers.