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Research news | 2018-11-02
Unique role of female traders in Ghana tuna fish trading is threatened
Ghana’s unique female intermediaries are increasingly squeezed out by global seafood companies
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Research news | 2018-10-09
The whole management puzzle
Why scientists need to pay more attention to the behaviour and interactions of resource users
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Research news | 2018-06-20
How to deal with aging and shrinking fishing communities
New book chapter looks into the economic, cultural and ecological reasons why some people leave the fisheries and aquaculture sector, and what could be done to reverse the trend
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Research news | 2018-06-05
What makes small-scale fisheries collaborate? A study of Bluefields Bay in Jamaica
The four most essential (yet risky) ingredients for small-scale fisheries to bond and build stronger ties between themselves
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Research news | 2018-05-14
The importance of listening to and telling stories rooted in people’s lived experiences
To create change in coastal districts of Kenya and Mozambique, dominant narratives must be challenged by stories rooted in people’s lived experiences
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Research news | 2018-03-09
Master of the local to the global
To celebrate International Women’s Day, we have been highlighting some of our women researchers at the centre. In our final profile this week, we showcase associate professor Beatrice Crona, whose work spans from small-scale fisheries governance to global drivers of change.
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Research news | 2018-01-16
No longer aligned
Official aid for oceans and fisheries in developing world drops by 30%
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