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genderaquafish posted: "By Elizabeth Drury O'Neill and Beatrice Crona E-mail: elizabeth.druryoneill@su.se Market structures of small-scale “economically developing” country fisheries (SSF) have remained relatively under-examined in the academic literature and the work done h"

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Broadening perspectives on markets, Relationships and benefits in seafood trade: The role of Zanzibari women in small-scale fisheries

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By Elizabeth Drury O'Neill and Beatrice Crona E-mail: elizabeth.druryoneill@su.se Market structures of small-scale “economically developing” country fisheries (SSF) have remained relatively under-examined in the academic literature and the work done has focused primarily on relations between fishers and traders. However, most studies have focused only on economic transactions and this has likely skewed our understanding of the […]

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genderaquafish | March 3, 2017 at 11:03 am | Categories: Africa, Change, Fish post-harvest, Fisheries, Gender, Gender and development, Men, Research, communication resources, Tanzania, Value chain analysis, Women, Zanzibar | URL: http://wp.me/p15AOz-1ME

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