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THE ORGANIZATION OF WORK AND POLITICS IN MARINE FISHERIES.
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Reviewed By: Society for the Anthropology of Work
Friday, November 16, 2012: 8:00 AM-11:45 AM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists
Organizers:  Charles R Menzies (University of British Columbia)
Chairs:  Jaime Dianne Yard (York University and University of Victoria) and Reade Davis (Memorial University)
Discussants:  Sharon R Roseman (Memorial University), Karen Brodkin (University of California, Los Angeles) and Susan D Russell (Northern Illinois University)
8:00 AM
The Emergence of the Global Whitefish: Commodity Substitution and the Politics of Fish Processing In Newfoundland
Reade Davis (Memorial University)
8:15 AM
Local Production, Global Consumption: Fish and the Organization of Aquaculture In Iceland
Benedict J Colombi (University of Arizona)
8:30 AM
Navigating European Fish Politics and Power In the Community Pond: Ireland’s Political Struggles Expand Into the Global Ocean
Rachel Donkersloot (Alaska Marine Conservation Council)
8:45 AM
Artisanal Fisheries In Catalonia (Spain): Sailing Between Politics of Recognition and Conservation
Sabrina Doyon (Université Laval)
9:00 AM
Being a Deep Sea Fisherman Today In An Industrial Fishing Company From Brittany, France.
Boris Charcossey (Paris Ouest Nanterre)
9:15 AM
Earning Your Living In a Sea of Change
Carolyn Creed (Rutgers University)
9:30 AM
How the Salmon Killed the Tuna:  National Fishing Practice and An International Treaty
Caroline F Butler (Gitxaala Environmental Monitoring)
9:45 AM
Break
10:00 AM
Networks of Net Work In Coastal Villages of the Southern Bering Sea
Katherine L Reedy-Maschner (Idaho State University and Idaho State University)
10:15 AM
Enskilment and Super-Exploitation In British Columbian Fisheries
Jaime Dianne Yard (York University and University of Victoria)
10:30 AM
Fishing As Knowing: Movement, Narrative, and Livelihoods In Paulatuk
Zoe Todd (University of Aberdeen)
10:45 AM
Discussant
Sharon R Roseman (Memorial University)
11:00 AM
Discussant
Susan D Russell (Northern Illinois University)
11:15 AM
Discussant
Karen Brodkin (University of California, Los Angeles)
11:30 AM
Discussion
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