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The performativity of sustainability: Assessing the continuity of artisanal fishing livelihoods in Galápagos' precarious waters
This work is about how people develop strategies to make sense of and to deal with the challenges of situating themselves within the global push for 'sustainability.' Sustainability is a concept that I understand to be imagined, socially constructed, remade and ritualized as global actors tote the '...
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Social Anthropology
2017
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