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Conflict and Change: Livelihood Transitions in New England and Pacific Groundfishing Communities
Groundfisheries in the New England and Pacific regions face enormous environmental and social transformations that threaten the livelihoods of fishermen and the long-term viability of their communities. Federal declarations of economic fishing disasters, climate change impacts, and “the greying of t
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