Being heard: Thinking through different versions of rationality, epistemological policing and dissonances in marine conservation

Rogerson, Jennifer J.M.

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2014.09.014

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“…Likewise, different issues that compromise the manageability of the blue swimming crab are fishing exercises that harm the climate and the lopsided circulation of fishing regions. Eventually, these issues led to the development of the TREKFish technology (Rogerson, 2015). According to Hawis, this instrument is suitable for industrial and smallscale fisheries.…”

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“…The establishment of these units was done fully intent on getting complete information regarding the restocking framework to nature and satisfying the signs of the Fisheries Improvement Task. Superman, a Sumenep fisherman who frequently uses the VTS TREKFish technology, stated that the presence of this technology is highly beneficial to the local crab fishermen (Rogerson, 2015).…”

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Investigation of fisheries resources through digital fisheries applications towards a culture community in the revolution 5.0

Tarno

Nurmala

2023

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Investigating marine resources through the application of technology today is a critical issue to be developed towards a technology-based 21st-century fishing society. We obtained the data from publications from 2010 to 2022. Then we examined the phenomenological approach, which involved an in-depth evaluation data coding system and high interpretation in obtaining data with high validity to answer the problems and hypotheses. After a series of studies and discussion of the results, we can conclude that investigations of marine resources using technological applications have resulted in several applications, including the track fish application, the Nusantara sea application, the intelligent fishermen application, Nusantara fishermen, Wakatobi Ais, and then I long books application. This is useful for the development of similar studies in the future.

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Investigation of fisheries resources through digital fisheries applications towards a culture community in the revolution 5.0

Tarno

Nurmala

2023

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“…Environmental governance and management therefore need to deal with ideas and perceptions that guide human behaviour at multiple levels. Research is emerging on the important role of perceptions for human behaviour towards nature in general, and for natural resource management and conservation efforts specifically [23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30]. This study asks two questions: (i) how do the different ecosystem user types perceive the actors in the coral reef governance system they are embedded in, and what are the relations between these actors that affect reef governance?…”

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Analysing Ecosystem User Perceptions of the Governance Interactions Surrounding a Brazilian Near Shore Coral Reef

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This study focuses on understanding stakeholder perceptions in environmental governance and management. Based on an application of the net-mapping method as the main approach for a comparative analysis of local ecosystem users' perceptions, this research elucidates subjective local realities of fishers and tourism operators in two study sites of the governance system of a marine protected area in Northeast Brazil. The findings showed that fishers and tourism operators see themselves as part of specific webs of social relations with associated power asymmetries. The perceived governance interaction networks varied between stakeholder groups, since they see reef governance in relation to their own interests and vulnerabilities. These variations in perception set the scene for different actions. The results of this comparative study show that where ecosystem users perceived the environmental rule system to be equitable and legitimate, its implementation was enhanced, where they did not, it was fraught with difficulties. This points to the potential for applying a systematic approach for differentiating perceptions, and their change over time, as behavioural drivers to strengthen future sustainability research. The article concludes with reflections on net-mapping as a tool for analysing perceptions on environmental governance.

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New Waves: African Environmental Ethics and Ocean Ecosystems

Clarke

2019

The International Library of Environmental, Agricultural and Food Ethics

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Being heard: Thinking through different versions of rationality, epistemological policing and dissonances in marine conservation

Cited by 5 publications

References 5 publications

Investigation of fisheries resources through digital fisheries applications towards a culture community in the revolution 5.0

Investigation of fisheries resources through digital fisheries applications towards a culture community in the revolution 5.0

Analysing Ecosystem User Perceptions of the Governance Interactions Surrounding a Brazilian Near Shore Coral Reef

New Waves: African Environmental Ethics and Ocean Ecosystems

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