Abstract
This article provides a historical analysis of regional fishery organisations in developing regions. It analyses how these organisations have adapted to changes in international fisheries law from the open access regime until the present. It concludes that the roles of regional fishery organisations in developing regions have reflected the interests of member-countries as they have been constituted by the prevailing international fisheries law.
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