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BL
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860510
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Dobeson, Alexander
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| Title & Author
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Revaluing coastal fisheries : : how small boats navigate new markets and technology /\ Alexander Dobeson.
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| Publication Statement
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Cham, Switzerland :: Palgrave Macmillan,, [2019]
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1 online resource
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| ISBN
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3030050874
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: 9783030050870
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3030050866
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9783030050863
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Contents
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Intro; Preface; Contents; List of Figures; 1 Introduction; Coastal Fisheries-A Polanyian Countermovement?; Fishing in Liberal Capitalism; Preparing for Departure; Why Study Small Boats?; Itinerary; Back to Business ... ; References; 2 Fishing in Market-Based Resource Management; Fishing in Social Relations; Fishing in Institutions; Fishing in Discourse; Fishing in Regimes of Production; The Cyborgisation of the Fisheries; Conclusion: Fishing in Networks, Instutions and and Socio-Technical Discourse; References; 3 Economising Rural Independence; Disentangling Small Boats
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9 A New Culture of Liberal Rural CapitalismWho Is Bjartur?; (Dis)Entangling Rural Economies; The Transformation of Rural Independence; How Big Can Small Be?; References; Appendix; Hook and Line Fisheries; Figures; References; Bibliography; Index
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Beyond Formal HierarchyConclusion: Fishing as Socio-Technical Practice; References; 5 Enframing the Sea; Modern Technology as Enframing; Fishing with Scopes; Conclusion: The Human Limits to Technology; References; 6 When the Fish Ignore the Market; More-Than-Human Market Environments; Adjusting the Market to the Flows of the Sea; Tinkering with Accounts; Socio-Technical Conversion; Redefining Boundaries; Processing Uncertainty; Concluding Remarks: The Limits of Market-Based Resource Management; References; 7 Fishing for Quality; Qualifying Goods in Markets; The Quality-Turn; Teaching Quality
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Catching QualityCaring for Quality; Landing the Fish; Cutting It Clean; Storing and Cooling the Fish; Producing Quality; The Booming Fresh Fish Market; Authentic Protein; The Valorisation of Line-Caught Fish; Conclusion: A New Culture of Quality; References; 8 The Fishery Panopticon; The Problem of Quality Uncertainty in Fish Markets; Scopic Fisheries; The Facebook of the Sea; Watching One Another; The Scopic Valuation of Quality; Tracking Quality; Enframing Local Knowledge; Controlling Market Identities; Conclusion: Towards a Panoptic Valuation Regime; References
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From Dead Fish to Lively CapitalFrom Resilient Peasantry to Independent Market Actors; The Architecture of the Small Boat Economy; The Fish Auction; Re-entangling Small Boats; Investing in Independence; Capitalising on Small Boats; Betting on the Future; Economising Expectations; Reviving the Life in the Harbour?; Conclusion: Unfulfilled Expectations; References; 4 The Practice of Fishing; The Floating Workshop; Skilful Coping in the Wheelhouse; The World of the Fisher; When the Fishing Line Gets Tangled; The Novice; The Care of the Skipper; Fishing to the Limit; Fishing with Others
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| Abstract
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This book illustrates and explains the consequences of neoliberal reform on rural economies. Based on an ethnographic case study of coastal fisheries in Iceland, it poses the following questions: How are rural fishers navigating liberal capitalism? And how are new markets, property-rights and digital technologies transforming rural economies? By drawing on an extensive body of literature on economic sociology and science and technology studies, the book offers a novel understanding of the role of market-based reform for rural development.
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| Subject
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Fisheries-- Economic aspects.
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Fisheries-- Economic aspects.
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| Dewey Classification
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338.3/727
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SH334.D63 2019
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