Vol. 12 No. 2 (2013) | Western Indian Ocean Journal of Marine Science

Published: 2014-12-17

Changing Livelihoods in the Coastal Zone of the Western Indian Ocean and East Africa

Gilbert David, Kassim Kulindwa, Anne Lemahieu, Eva Tobisson

89-94

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Interplay between changes in fishery and social dynamic in coastal fishing communities of Tanzania

Robert Eliakim Katikiro, Edison Macusi, K.H.M. Ashoka Deepananda

95-110

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How the integration of fishers’ perception on environment in a multinomial probit model gives an example of green economies in small-scale fisheries

Enrico Zorzi, Ando Landisoa Rabearisoa

111-118

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The role of women in community-based small-scale fisheries management: the case of the southern Madagascar octopus fishery

Kame Westerman, Sophie Benbow

119-132

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Do they Have a voice?

Linn Rabe, Fred Saunders

133-150

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The Winners and Losers in Finfish Trade in Mafia Island: A Value chain analysis

Kassim Kulindwa, Razack Lokina

151-168

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Coping with Change: Local Responses to Tourism and Seaweed Farming in Coastal Zanzibar, Tanzania

Eva Tobisson

169-184

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Education: an instrumental variable to estimate pluriactivity efficiency and fishers’ productivity. The case of the North-East Madagascar

Ando Landisoa Rabearisoa, Enrico Zorzi

185-188

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Articles

Changing Livelihoods in the Coastal Zone of the Western Indian Ocean and East Africa

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Interplay between changes in fishery and social dynamic in coastal fishing communities of Tanzania

DOI:

How the integration of fishers’ perception on environment in a multinomial probit model gives an example of green economies in small-scale fisheries

DOI:

The role of women in community-based small-scale fisheries management: the case of the southern Madagascar octopus fishery

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Do they Have a voice?

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The Winners and Losers in Finfish Trade in Mafia Island: A Value chain analysis

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Coping with Change: Local Responses to Tourism and Seaweed Farming in Coastal Zanzibar, Tanzania

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Education: an instrumental variable to estimate pluriactivity efficiency and fishers’ productivity. The case of the North-East Madagascar

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