Media interest in the fates of people at sea has heightened across the last decade. The
attacks and the hostage taking of victims by Somali pirates, and the treatment of migrants …

New Zealand׳ s fisheries management system is regarded by many as world leading
promoting innovation and economic efficiency. However, success claims have excluded the …

Capture fisheries and aquaculture production—like other industries—rely upon functioning
environmental and social systems, and interdependencies between those systems mean …

According to the 2018 Global Slavery Index, migrant workers in the maritime and fisheries
industry are as the second-ranked sector with the worst modern slavery practices among …

It is an arduous task to shortlist the topics which introduce the reader to the complexity of the
law of ocean governance in a streamlined, yet comprehensive manner. This has been …

In 2004, largely in response to external developments, the predecessor to the United
Nations Human Rights Council appointed a Special Rapporteur on trafficking in persons …

Qualitative researchers may encounter unforeseen risks when undertaking fieldwork;
however, such risks are not widely addressed in the management and international …

Purpose–The chapter compares gift and market exchange in Hawaiian and New Zealand
fisheries. Methodology/approach–The chapter draws upon a combination of original …

This paper uses a recent lobster traceability project in the Canadian Maritimes to examine
the emerging governance institutions in our global food systems. Given the central …

The question of whether human rights exist beyond the 24 nautical miles of a State's
jurisdiction has become a recent debate in international law. The view of many international …