Challenging the Blue Economy: Voices from Artisanal Fishing Communities in Latin America and the Caribbean

Gerhardinger, Leopoldo Cavaleri; Mills, Elyse; Mesquita, Beatriz; Rivera, Vivienne Solis; Kefalás, Henrique Calori; Colonese, Andre Carlo

doi:10.1057/s41301-023-00366-3

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DOI: 10.1057/s41301-023-00366-3

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Challenging the Blue Economy: Voices from Artisanal Fishing Communities in Latin America and the Caribbean

Leopoldo Cavaleri Gerhardinger,

Elyse Mills,

Beatriz Mesquita

et al.

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The United Nations’ Ocean Decade calls for co-designing transformative science, ocean networks, and learning strategies to address ocean health decline and deep-blue social divides in ocean governance. Yet the transformative capacity to advance ocean sustainability pathways shared by the UN Ocean Decade ecosystem of partners is still under-realized in the early stages of this global campaign. This paper explores the conceptual and institutional implications of the combined use of marine learning networks (MLNs) and media and information ocean literacy (MIOL) approaches to strengthen capacities for ocean governance systems’ transformation (leadership, strategies, skills, and actions). We build upon an empirical case study of the self-organized, youth-led Brazilian Future Ocean Panel, applying a regional alternative to such a combined approach (namely Social-Environmental Educommunication) during a four-year transdisciplinary program. We reveal the synergistic benefits of MLNs and MIOL in empowering early-career ocean professionals and fostering their transformative capacity in ocean policymaking. Our findings emphasize the practical implications of these approaches for advancing ocean governance systems transformations in other regions. Insights are shared on MLNs and MIOL applications in the pursuit of transdisciplinary solutions, ocean governance transformation, capacity development, and effective responses to foundational challenges facing the UN Ocean Decade’s global efforts toward sustainability.

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Local and traditional knowledge systems, resistance, and socioenvironmental justice

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In this essay, for the debate series of Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine, I argue against the oversimplified causal argument that the maintenance of local and traditional knowledge systems is related to less advantaged circumstances. This statement is based on a colonialist perspective of what a less advantageous circumstance is, which is being questioned by several authors. It also ignores the struggles and resistance of traditional knowledge holders and the urgent call for socioenvironmental justice. As an ethnobiologist, I argue that we must face this reality to build science with justice and inclusiveness.

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Challenging the Blue Economy: Voices from Artisanal Fishing Communities in Latin America and the Caribbean

Cited by 4 publications

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Small-scale fisheries as a common good and a social and solidarity economy practice

Small-scale fisheries as a common good and a social and solidarity economy practice

Networked media and information ocean literacy: a transformative approach for UN ocean decade

Local and traditional knowledge systems, resistance, and socioenvironmental justice

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