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“Human Dimensions of Oceans: From a Sociological Perspective” blog series is live on FATHOM.
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Reframing Gender Studies in Marine Social Science to Address Structural Inequities in Ocean Governance
Annet Pauwelussen
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Intersectional analysis is crucial for marine science contributions in equitable ocean governance.
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Activism
Aesthetics
AI
Aquaculture
Artisanal Fisheries
Biodiversity
Biodiversity Conservation
Blue Economy
Blue Foods
Blue Hegemony
Capitalism
Central America
ChatGPT
Classification
Climate Change
Climate Change Adaptation
Commodification
Commodification of Science
Conservation
Deep-Sea Mining
Degrowth
Desalination
Ecological Thought
Electronic Monitoring
Environmental Justice
Environmental Law and Policy
Equitable Data Access
Feminist Theory
Fisheries
Gender
Ghana
Human Dimensions of Oceans: From a Sociological Perspective
Indo-Pacific
Inequity
International Relations
Intersectionality
Labor Unions
Latin America
Micro-trends
Militarism
Ocean Frontier
Ocean Justice
Ocean Technology
Perception
Poetry
Political Economy
Pollution
Queer Theory
Racial Capitalism
Reading List
Resilience
Sardines
Scientific Knowledge
Scientific Language
Scientific Lingo
Small Scale Fisheries
Social Equity
Student-Led Initiatives
Surveillance
The Gambia
Transboundary Fisheries Management
Tuna
Urban Marine Space
Wellness
Women
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Aaron Padgett
Abigael Kim
Ana Lucía Pozas
Ana Spalding
Angela Abolhassani
Anne-Lise Boyer
Annet Pauwelussen
Apollonya Porcelli
Brian O’Neill
Fatou Hadim Jobe
Jade Jones
Jordan Fox
Leah Huff
Liliana Sierra Castillo
Margaux Crider Robinson
Mark Nepf
Matthew Jerome Schneider
Nadège Legroux
Nicole Kaiser
Nikol Damato
Oliver Tiliouine
Richard Anderson
Sieme Bossier
Timothy Clark
Vanessa Jaiteh
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