This paper synthesizes current empirical evidence on how women experience, shape and
influence small‐scale fisheries (SSF) governance. Our synthesis addresses an important …

Fishery-related crimes, including illegal fishing, constitute major concerns including for
coastal livelihoods and food security. This study examines the importance of adjacency, or …

Fishing dependent rural communities in developing countries are poor despite staying close
to resources which can improve their lives. This motivated this study to assess the …

The literature on fisheries for developing countries often cites inland aquaculture as a
promising source of wealth creation for a nation in terms of revenue generation from export …

Fish stocks are declining in marine capture coastal fisheries in West Africa. Many observers
have blamed climate change and the system of open access for the decline. Open-access …

Wicked problems are typically social justice and social change problems, complex and
messy. They mobilize opposed views about the essential nature of the issues, their relative …

As coastal communities across the Global South confront the multiple challenges of climate
change, overfishing, poverty and other socio-environmental pressures, there is an …

The purpose of our study is to examine the Fishery-based Environmental Kuznets Curve
(EKC) for a sample of 48 African countries between 1970–2019. We estimate cubic EKC …

In a world of increasing uncertainties associated with the overexploitation of natural
resources, collaborative (or co-) management regimes have been touted as a promising …

Fishing activities along the coastal areas of Makassar City are influenced by the type of
technology used and also the social structures of production process that involved key …