C hile is the second largest producer of farmed salmon in the world. After reaching a peak
harvest of 631 000 tonnes in 2008, a severe sanitary and production crisis triggered a major …

This report covers the present situation and the potential for the practice of integrated multi-
trophic aquaculture (IMTA) in the world's marine temperate waters. IMTA is the practice …

Since the mid-1960s, Atlantic salmon Salmo salar farming has grown into a large industry
within and beyond the native range of the species. Norway, Chile, Scotland and Canada are …

Lake Llanquihue (41° 08′ S 72° 47′ W) has the second largest water volume in South
America and is one of the most important recreational fishing destinations in Chile …

The financial crisis of 2008 triggered an academic and intellectual debate over whether that
particular crisis could mean a change to neoliberalism or a movement toward a “post …

Recent development literature on Latin America has discussed whether a 'postneoliberal'era
has arrived. In this paper I argue that determining the arrival of a postneoliberal moment …

Commodity territories bear the marks of contested trajectories of material and discursive
elements that legitimize the prevailing mode of production. This paper proposes that the …

In the last two decades, the 2008 Infectious Salmon Anemia (ISA) virus and the 2016 algal
blooms crises have placed the Chilean salmon industry at risk and tested the capacity of its …

Recent literature on commodity frontiers and resource-based economies has reopened the
debate surrounding the effects of extractive economies on people's connection to a political …

This research explores how scientific explanations of the expansion of the salmon farming
industry in Los Lagos Region shape environmental policies that regulate them and affect …