1st Edition
The Politics of Aquaculture Sustainability Interdependence, Territory and Regulation in Fish Farming
1. Sustainability Interdependence: aquaculture, sustainability, territory, regulation and knowledge
PART I: Theorising a politics of ‘sustainability interdependence’
2. Sustainability narratives of nature-society interdependencies and the re-organsiation of state power
3. From sustainability to ‘sustainability interdependence’: a new analytical framework
PART II: Institutionalising sustainability in fish farming aquaculture
4. Sustainability interdependence and fish farm/environment interactions: governing fish farming’s environmental impact
5. Sustainability interdependence and access to fish farm sites: environmental landscape aesthetics and coastal/rural development
6. Sustainability as a food governing problem: product quality and shadow ecologies
7. CONCLUSION The ‘tangled politics’ of sustainability interdependence
Annex 1
Biography
Caitríona Carter is a Research Professor in Political Science at ETBX, Irstea, France. She was previously Senior Lecturer in EU studies (political science), Europa Institute, University of Edinburgh, UK.
"The Politics of Aquaculture is meticulously written and elegantly structured, with multiple conceptual layers tied effortlessly together. The author walks the reader through its structure and her arguments, with frequent summarizing of key points and drawing linkages to other chapters or sections as well as the overall objective of the book." Cecilia Engler, Ocean Yearbook Online June 2020
