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volume 22, number 1, 2023

Richard A Nyiawung, Nathan J Bennett, Philip A Loring
Understanding change, complexities, and governability challenges in small-scale fisheries: a case study of Limbe, Cameroon, Central Africa. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (1) (2023)
Richard A Nyiawung, Nathan J Bennett, Philip A Loring
Understanding change, complexities, and governability challenges in small-scale fisheries: a case study of Limbe, Cameroon, Central Africa. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (1) (2023)

volume 22, number 2, 2023

Nikita Gopal, Holly M Hapke, Leela Edwin
Technological transformation and changing social relations in the ring seine fishery of Kerala, India. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (2) (2023)
Quennie Vi Rizaldo, Wae Win Khaing, Ben Belton
Small fish consumption in rural Myanmar. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (2) (2023)
Quennie Vi Rizaldo, Wae Win Khaing, Ben Belton
Small fish consumption in rural Myanmar. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (2) (2023)
Raymond K Ayilu
Limits to blue economy: challenges to accessing fishing livelihoods in Ghana's port communities. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (2) (2023)
Yaw Opoku Agyei-Mensah, Theophilus Annan, Ragnhild Overå, Amy Atter, Anne Hatløy, Peter Andersen, Kojo Odei Obiri, Richard Stephen Ansong, Bhagya Janananda, Matilda Steiner-Asiedu, Marian Kjellevold
The processing, preparation, and cooking practices of small fish among poor Ghanaian households: An exploratory qualitative study. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (2) (2023)
Gerardo H Damonte, Lotta C Kluger, Isabel E Gonzales
Intertwined realities - hybrid institutions in the Peruvian fisheries and aquaculture sectors. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (2) (2023)
Martin Arvad Nicolaisen, Annette Skovsted Hansen
Humor, transparency, and the management of distrust among business rivals: a case study of berthing meetings at the Port of Tema in Ghana. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (2) (2023)
Rajib Biswal, Derek Stephen Johnson
A social wellbeing approach to the gendered impacts of fisheries transition in Gujarat, India. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (2) (2023)
Gerardo H Damonte, Lotta C Kluger, Isabel E Gonzales
Intertwined realities - hybrid institutions in the Peruvian fisheries and aquaculture sectors. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (2) (2023)
Georgina Alonso, Melissa Marschke
Blue boats in deep waters: how aspects of IUU policy impact Vietnamese fish workers. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (2) (2023)
Quennie Vi Rizaldo, Wae Win Khaing, Ben Belton
Small fish consumption in rural Myanmar. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (2) (2023)
Raymond K Ayilu
Limits to blue economy: challenges to accessing fishing livelihoods in Ghana's port communities. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (2) (2023)
Quennie Vi Rizaldo, Wae Win Khaing, Ben Belton
Small fish consumption in rural Myanmar. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (2) (2023)

volume 22, number 3, 2023

Marta C F Leite, Derek Stephen Johnson, Helen Ross, Cristiana Simão Seixas
Social wellbeing, values, and identity among Caiçara small-scale fishers in southeastern Brazil. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (3) (2023)

volume 22, number 1, 2022

Anna S Antonova
Sustaining transformations: changing marine governance, environmental meaning, and 'left behind' Brexit narratives on the Yorkshire East Coast. Maritime studies : MAST 22 (1) (2022)

volume 21, number 1, 2022

Michael Heazle
Correction to: Assessing COVID-19's "known unknowns": potential impacts on marine plastic pollution and fishing in the South China Sea. Maritime studies : MAST 21 (1) (2022)
Leopoldo Cavaleri Gerhardinger, Eike Holzkämper, Mariana Martins de Andrade, Marina Ribeiro Corrêa, Alexander Turra
Envisioning ocean governability transformations through network-based marine spatial planning. Maritime studies : MAST 21 (1) (2022)

volume 21, number 2, 2022

Laura K Nelson, Molly Bogeberg, Alison Cullen, Laura E Koehn, Astrea Strawn, Phillip S Levin
Perspectives on managing fisheries for community wellbeing in the face of climate change. Maritime studies : MAST 21 (2) (2022)
Julia Fraga, Daniel Robledo
Covid-19 and Sargassum blooms: impacts and social issues in a mass tourism destination (Mexican Caribbean). Maritime studies : MAST 21 (2) (2022)
Hannah R Bassett, Sonia Sharan, Sharon K Suri, Sahir Advani, Christopher Giordano
A comparative study of small-scale fishery supply chains' vulnerability and resilience to COVID-19. Maritime studies : MAST 21 (2) (2022)
César Viteri Mejía, Gabriela Rodríguez, Michael K Tanner, Jorge Ramírez-González, Nicolas Moity, Solange Andrade, María José Barragán Paladines, Renato Cáceres, Mauricio Castrejón, Jeremy Pittman
Fishing during the "new normality": social and economic changes in Galapagos small-scale fisheries due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Maritime studies : MAST 21 (2) (2022)
Vichitra Godamunne, Azhar Jainul Abdeen, Rapti Siriwardane-de Zoysa
Shored curfews: Constructions of pandemic islandness in contemporary Sri Lanka. Maritime studies : MAST 21 (2) (2022)
Per Knutsson, Maarten Bavinck
Impacts of COVID-19 on people and sea: marine social science imaginations. Maritime studies : MAST 21 (2) (2022)

volume 21, number 3, 2022

volume 21, number 4, 2022

Marieke Norton
Making a network of patches, gaps, and spaces: marine and coastal governance in Stilbaai, South Africa. Maritime studies : MAST 21 (4) (2022)
Sofia Käll, Beatrice Crona, Tracy Van Holt, Tim M Daw
From good intentions to unexpected results - a cross-scale analysis of a fishery improvement project within the Indonesian blue swimming crab. Maritime studies : MAST 21 (4) (2022)
Kathleen Auld, Loretta Feris
Addressing vulnerability and exclusion in the South African small-scale fisheries sector: does the current regulatory framework measure up? Maritime studies : MAST 21 (4) (2022)

volume 21, number 1, 2021

Anthony Winson, Jin Young Choi, Devan Hunter, Chantelle Ramsundar
Ecolabeled seafood and sustainable consumption in the Canadian context: issues and insights from a survey of seafood consumers. Maritime studies : MAST 21 (1) (2021)

volume 20, number 1, 2021

Gustavo Blanco-Wells, Macarena Libuy, Alberto Harambour, Karina Rodríguez
Plagues, past, and futures for the Yagan canoe people of Cape Horn, southern Chile. Maritime studies : MAST 20 (1) (2021)
John Kurien
Book review: Dobeson A, 2019: Revaluing coastal fisheries: how small boats navigate new markets and technology, Palgrave Macmillan, Switzerland. Maritime studies : MAST 20 (1) (2021)
John Kurien
Book review: Dobeson A, 2019: Revaluing coastal fisheries: how small boats navigate new markets and technology, Palgrave Macmillan, Switzerland. Maritime studies : MAST 20 (1) (2021)
Aisa O Manlosa, Anna-Katharina Hornidge, Achim Schlüter
Aquaculture-capture fisheries nexus under Covid-19: impacts, diversity, and social-ecological resilience. Maritime studies : MAST 20 (1) (2021)
Jan P M van Tatenhove
COVID-19 and European maritime futures: different pathways to deal with the pandemic. Maritime studies : MAST 20 (1) (2021)

volume 20, number 2, 2021

Des Christy, Edwin B P de Jong, Luuk Knippenberg
Fishing against the odds: fishers' motivations to carry on fishing in the wake of the hindering EU Common Fishery Policy-a case study in North Shields, UK. Maritime studies : MAST 20 (2) (2021)
Anthony Djaba Sackey, Bertrand Tchouangeup, Benjamin Lantei Lamptey, Bosman van der Merwe, Rapheal Ofosu-Dua Lee, Robert Mensah, Musah Chantiwuni Fuseini, Abigail Dede Sackey
Outlining the challenges of Covid-19 health crises in Africa's maritime industry: the case of maritime operations in marine warranty surveying practice. Maritime studies : MAST 20 (2) (2021)
Vera Köpsel, Gabriel de Moura Kiipper, Myron A Peck
Stakeholder engagement vs. social distancing-how does the Covid-19 pandemic affect participatory research in EU marine science projects? Maritime studies : MAST 20 (2) (2021)
Jerneja Penca, Alicia Said, Marta Cavallé, Cristina Pita, Simone Libralato
Sustainable small-scale fisheries markets in the Mediterranean: weaknesses and opportunities. Maritime studies : MAST 20 (2) (2021)

volume 20, number 4, 2021

Michael Heazle
Assessing COVID-19's "known unknowns": potential impacts on marine plastic pollution and fishing in the South China Sea. Maritime studies : MAST 20 (4) (2021)
Machiel Lamers, Jillian Student
Learning from COVID-19? An environmental mobilities and flows perspective on dynamic vulnerabilities in coastal tourism settings. Maritime studies : MAST 20 (4) (2021)
Mimi E Lam
Ethical reflections on the COVID-19 pandemic in the global seafood industry: navigating diverse scales and contexts of marine values and identities. Maritime studies : MAST 20 (4) (2021)
Ahmed Khan, Siham Mohamed Ahmed, Cheikh Sarr, Youssouf Kabore, Gracia Kahasha, Lewis Bangwe, Walter Odhiambo, Nathalie Gahunga, Bernice Mclean, Hamady Diop, Hellen Moepi, Mohamed Seisay, Amadou Tall, Eshete Dejen, Motseki Hlatshwayo, Anna Lartey, Pascal Sanginga, Ndiaga Gueye, Alison Amousso, Abou Bamba, Mutinta Hambayi, Ali Kamal-Deen, Harrison Karisa, Bernadette Fregene, Victor Siamudaala, Shakuntala Haraksingh Thilsteld
Nourishing nations during pandemics: why prioritize fish diets and aquatic foods in Africa. Maritime studies : MAST 20 (4) (2021)
María de Los Ángeles Piñeiro-Antelo, Xosé M Santos
Shellfishing on foot and the road to defeminization in Galicia (Spain). Maritime studies : MAST 20 (4) (2021)
Karl Agius, Michael Briguglio
Mitigating seasonality patterns in an archipelago: the role of ecotourism. Maritime studies : MAST 20 (4) (2021)

volume 20, number 1, 2020

Melissa Marschke, Peter Vandergeest, Elizabeth Havice, Alin Kadfak, Peter Duker, Ilinca Isopescu, Mallory MacDonnell
COVID-19, instability and migrant fish workers in Asia. Maritime studies : MAST 20 (1) (2020)

volume 19, number 3, 2020

Wesley Flannery, Hilde Toonen, Stephen Jay, Joanna Vince
A critical turn in marine spatial planning. Maritime studies : MAST 19 (3) (2020)
Wesley Flannery, Hilde Toonen, Stephen Jay, Joanna Vince
A critical turn in marine spatial planning. Maritime studies : MAST 19 (3) (2020)

volume 19, number 4, 2020

Svein Jentoft
From I to we in small-scale fisheries communities. Maritime studies : MAST 19 (4) (2020)