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Livelihoods and territorialisation of ocean space
Abstract
- In this chapter we discuss the place of fishing communities and fishing livelihoods within the emerging spatial turn in ocean management. It is argued that the place-specific and mobile livelihood strategies of fishing communities – which do not always fit within spatial management logics – have to be considered carefully in ocean management. The chapter begins with a discussion of what this spatial turn entails, how we can understand fishing livelihoods – going beyond the economic practice of fishing – and how fishing livelihoods are conceived of in policy discussions. The chapter ends with mapping out some future direction for research in this area.
- External link to download this item: https://dx.doi.org/10.4324/9781315111643-11
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Date
- 2022
Author
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Gustavsson, M.
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Allison, E.
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Type
- Book Chapter
Publisher
- Taylor & Francis (Routledge)