MAST. Maritime studies/Maritime studies · 2018 · 69 citations · 23 references
Natural ResourcesFisheriesGender StudiesFisheries ConservationFisheries GovernanceFisheries ManagementAdaptive Fisheries GovernanceFisheries Co-managementFisheries EcologyFisheries RightsSmall-scale Fisheries GovernanceSmall-scale Fisheries PolicyCommunity-based Fisheries ManagementFisheries AnthropologyFishing Community ImpactsFishing Community OrganizationGender In Fisheries GovernanceSmall-scale Fishery DevelopmentSmall-scale Fishing Rights
This thematic collection, entitled “(En)Gendering Change in Small-scale Fisheries and Fishing Communities in a Globalized World”, emerged many years ago and finally materialized, thanks to the support of the Cluster “Women & Gender in Fisheries” of Too Big To Ignore, and the Working Group “Gendered Seas” of Ocean Past Platform (OPP) a European Union COST Action. In order to fulfill the idea, researchers from various disciplines and practitioners from different continents, working on women and gender issues in fisheries and coastal communities, were brought together at several occasions to discuss issues pertaining to gender in fisheries. The outcome of the networks has culminated into a series of articles presented in this publication, with additional papers to be published in the second thematic collection of Maritime Studies (MAST) in 2019.
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