Small-scale fisheries play a major role in Europe, employing large numbers of people,
sha** the socio-economic life of coastal communities, and providing fresh, high-quality …

Local fisheries have often limited influence on the pricing dynamics due to their low capacity
of production and because they must compete with aquaculture products or imported …

Several factors affect the ability of small-scale fishers to secure their livelihoods. Particularly
relevant is their capacity to sell their fish, receive remunerative prices, and add value to their …

Alternative food networks (AFNs) for seafood employ different approaches along their
diverse value chains, yet typically share five common attributes–supporting small-scale and …

Fisheries are coupled human–natural systems locally, regionally, and globally. However,
human–nature interactions within and between adjacent and distant systems …

Though Internet and Communication Technologies (ICTs) have been employed in small-
scale fisheries (SSFs) globally, they are seldom systematically explored for the ways in …

Different seafood supply chain pathways contribute to or conversely detract from the
resilience and adaptive capacity of the fishing sector. Direct seafood marketing strategies …

Puerulus harvesting plays a crucial role in sustaining coastal communities in Indonesia.
However, there is limited information available on the local socio-economic impact of this …

This study articulates five dimensions of territorial governance (social capital, leadership,
transparency, accountability, socioenvironmental innovations, and commercialization …

Local and regional food initiatives—new ways of connecting food suppliers with nearby
consumers—have proliferated in recent decades in the USA and beyond. One manifestation …