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Securing women’s fishing rights: a look at 5 South American coastal communities

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Rights1,2 and rights-based management (RBM) 3 have long been fundamental concepts examined in theory and practice in the search for sustainable and socially just fisheries management. However, few studies have engaged this discourse on the practical issue of women's rights in fisheries. One exception is a study presented at the North American Association for Fisheries […]

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genderaquafish | July 24, 2017 at 9:54 am | Categories: Americas, Belize, Chile, Cuba, Fisheries, Gender, IIFET, Mexico, Natural resource management, Small Scale Fisheries-Voluntary Guidelines, Women | URL: http://wp.me/p15AOz-1V5

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