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Return to the realm of the Kob Kings: social capital, learning, resilience and action research in a changing fishery
Based on ethnographic fieldwork in the traditional commercial linefishery on South Africa’s southern Cape coast, informed by social-ecological systems (SES) thinking, and directed by a participatory action research approach, the work facilitated the co-development of a series of applied responses...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2022
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