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For a long time the number of fishers in Norway has declined. Is the decline the  result of an increasingly difficult situation for Norwegian fishers or can other factors  have had an impact? Or in other words: are fishers pushed out or pulled out of the  fisheries? Our analyses are based on a survey among retired fishers and suggest  several reasons for exit: in addition to structural push and pull factors we also find  reasons that are connected more to change in social and cultural values than  economic value. Our point is that we cannot understand why Norwegian fishers are  leaving the fisheries without taking the broader societal context into consideration.  Our results show that fisheries and marine industry policies for recruitment and  employment will have to take the pull from other industries and the comprehensive  welfare state into consideration.  Keywords: Fisheries change, Modernisation, Welfare syste

Pushed or pulled? Understanding fishery exit in a welfare society context