Private oceans : the enclosure and marketisation of the seas / Fiona McCormack.

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McCormack, Fiona [Author]

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9781786801388

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SH331 .P758 2017

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Contents:

the Case of Fisheries Quota; 1. Disciplining and Incorporating Dissent: Neoliberalism and Indigeneity; 2. Sustainability: A Malleable Concept; 3. Transferability and Markets; 4. Gifts and Commodities: Hawaiian Fisheries; 5. Nostalgia: Laments and Precarity; Epilogue: ITQs, Neoliberalism and the Anthropocene; Notes; Bibliography; Index.

Subject: An anthropological study of the privatisation and political economy of modern fishing.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Series Preface; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; Glossary; Introduction: Neoliberalising the Environment -- the Case of Fisheries Quota; 1. Disciplining and Incorporating Dissent: Neoliberalism and Indigeneity; 2. Sustainability: A Malleable Concept; 3. Transferability and Markets; 4. Gifts and Commodities: Hawaiian Fisheries; 5. Nostalgia: Laments and Precarity; Epilogue: ITQs, Neoliberalism and the Anthropocene; Notes; Bibliography; Index.

An anthropological study of the privatisation and political economy of modern fishing.

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