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Misunderstandings in fisheries: an ethnography of regulative categories and communication around Gansbaai and Dyer Island

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Main Author: Ragaller, Sven
Other Authors: Green, Lesley
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: Social Anthropology 2015
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spelling oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/11940 Misunderstandings in fisheries: an ethnography of regulative categories and communication around Gansbaai and Dyer Island Ragaller, Sven Green, Lesley Jarre, Astrid Social Anthropology Includes bibliographical references. In the context of wide-spread, world-wide declines in fish stocks, such as the inshore fishery in the Benguela ecosystem along Gansbaai, fishers in Gansbaai partly rely on the availability of small pelagic fish (sardine and anchovy). However, fishers also hand-line and angle actively, and more recently practiced a range of other fishing techniques. Ten weeks of fieldwork in Gansbaai allowed the intertwined lived reality of fishers’ every- day practices to come to the fore. Regulation of techniques and target species has curtailed fishers through restrictive fishing rights, quotas and more recently the rise of protected areas such as Marine Protected Areas ... This project relates the situation of Gansbaai fishers in the face of a possible experimental closure of the waters surrounding nearby Dyer Island to purse seining, proposed in support of the conservation of African penguins. 2015-01-10T13:27:09Z 2015-01-10T13:27:09Z 2012 Master Thesis Masters MSocSci http://hdl.handle.net/11427/11940 eng application/pdf Social Anthropology Faculty of Humanities University of Cape Town
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Misunderstandings in fisheries: an ethnography of regulative categories and communication around Gansbaai and Dyer Island
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title Misunderstandings in fisheries: an ethnography of regulative categories and communication around Gansbaai and Dyer Island
title_full Misunderstandings in fisheries: an ethnography of regulative categories and communication around Gansbaai and Dyer Island
title_fullStr Misunderstandings in fisheries: an ethnography of regulative categories and communication around Gansbaai and Dyer Island
title_full_unstemmed Misunderstandings in fisheries: an ethnography of regulative categories and communication around Gansbaai and Dyer Island
title_short Misunderstandings in fisheries: an ethnography of regulative categories and communication around Gansbaai and Dyer Island
title_sort misunderstandings in fisheries an ethnography of regulative categories and communication around gansbaai and dyer island
topic Social Anthropology
url http://hdl.handle.net/11427/11940
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