
A "feminist perspective" in fisheries builds on the fact that women of fishing communities take on multidimensional roles that straddle both production and reproduction...
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De Silva, Achini, Trond Bjorndal and Audun Lem. Role of gender in global fishery value chains: a feminist perspective on activity, access and control profile. AquaFish CRSP Proceedings: IIFET Special Session, July 2012.
- :Women in Fisheries
- :Bangladesh, Cambodia, Ghana, Honduras, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam, Zimbabwe
United Nations Development Programme. 2012. Pescado Azul Women’s Association of Isabela, Ecuador. Equator Initiative Case Study Series. New York, NY.
- :Women in Fisheries
- :Ecuador
Novaczek, Irene. The seaweed harvesters of Alao. SAMUDRA, Issue #47. 2007
- :Women in Fisheries
- :Chile
Di Ciommo, Regina C. and Alexandre Schiavetti. Women participation in the management of a Marine Protected Area in Brazil. Ocean & Coastal Management 62 (2012) 15e23. doi:10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2012.02.010
- :Role of Women,Social Issues in MPAs,Women and Resources Management
- :Brazil
Crawford, Brian; Maria D. Herrera, Nelvia Hernandez, Carlos Rivas Leclair, Narriman Jiddawi, Semba Masumbuko and Maria Lewis. 2010. Small scale fisheries management: lessons from cockle harvesters in Nicaragua and Tanzania. Basins and Coasts. Volume
- :Women and Resources Management
Baldera C V and Diaz J C. 2001. We don’t wish to compete. Yemaya, Issue 7, August 2001.
Brian O’Riordan. 2006. Sea Martyrs of San Antonio. Yemaya, Issue 23, November 2006.
- :Role of Women
Josupeit H. 2006. Networking to support. Yemaya, Issue 23, November 2006.
- :Role of Women,Recognition and Policy
O’ Riordan B. 2006. Supporting the struggle. Yemaya, Issue 22, September 2006.
- :Globalization,Struggles and Movements
Skewes J C and Guerra D. 2006. Whose gain? Yemaya, Issue 22, September 2006.
- :Globalization,Struggles and Movements