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of Lake Malawi catchment. In: Donda S, Hara M, Ngochera M, Berge E (eds) Fragmentation
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dryers for fish processing in Malawi. Master’s thesis. Ås: Norwegian Unversity of Life Sciences
(NMBU), International Environment and Development Studies. 131 pp
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fishing project in Kerala, South India. J Peace Res 1(1):5–18
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patterns and coping strategies under climate change – insights from Malawi’s small-scale
fisheries. Afr J Food Agric Nutr Dev 18(2):13525–13544
McGoodwin JR (1990) Crisis in the world’s fisheries: people, problems, and policies. Stanford
University Press
Ngochera M, Donda S, Hara M, Berge E (2017) Defragmenting resource management on the
Southeast Arm of Lake Malawi: case of fisheries. Centre for Land Tenure Studies Working
Paper 12/17, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Ås, Norway
Njaya F, Donda S, Béné C (2011) Analysis of power in fisheries co-management: experiences
from Malawi. Soc Nat Resour 25(7):652–666. https://doi.org/10.1080/08941920.2011.627912
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(eds) Reimagining political ecology. Duke University Press, Durham
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since the nineteenth century. J Afr Hist 24(02):257–274
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socio-cultural role of inshore fisheries in England. Mar Policy 37:62–68
Samndong R (2018) The participation illusion: questioning community participation in a REDD+
pilot project in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Int For Rev 20(3):390–404
Sampson YA (2013) Artisanal fishing and livelihoods in Kwahu-North District, Ghana.
Unpublished master’s thesis, Kwame-Nkrumah University of Science and Technology,
Accra
Urquhart J, Acott T (2013) Constructing ‘The Stade’: fishers’ and non-fishers’ identity and place
attachment in Hastings, South-East England. Mar Policy 37:45–54
Weyl O (2008) Lessons learnt from 10-years of co-management in Lake Malombe, Malawi,
Africa and their applicability to Sri Lanka’s perennial reservoirs. Participatory Approaches to
Reservoir Fisheries management: Issues Challenges and Policies, Dambulla, Sri Lanka, 3–6
Oct 2004
Of ‘White Elephant’ in Fisheries: A Conflict Resolution Model Around the Usage…
Hogan MJ (1989) The Marshall Plan: America, Britain and the Reconstruction of Western Europe,
1947–1952. Cambridge University Press
Jamu D, Banda M, Njaya F, Hecky R (2011) Challenges to sustainable management of the
lakes of Malawi. J Great Lakes Res 37, Supplement 1(0):3–14. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.
jglr.2010.11.017
Jentoft S (2007) In the power of power: the understated aspect of fisheries and coastal management. Hum Organ 66(4):426–437
Jentoft S, Chuenpagdee R (2009) Fisheries and coastal governance as a wicked roblem. Mar Policy
33(4):553–560
Johnson DS (2006) Category, narrative, and value in the governance of small-scale isheries. Mar
Policy 30(6):747–756
Johnson, D. (2010). Institutional adaptation as a governability problem in fisheries: Patron-client
relations in the Junagadh fishery, India. Fish and Fisheries, 11, 264–277
Kamoto J (2014) Forest management in Mangochi District, with emphasis on the South East Arm
of Lake Malawi catchment. In: Donda S, Hara M, Ngochera M, Berge E (eds) Fragmentation
of resource management on the South East Arm of Lake Malawi. Dynamics around fisheries.
LIT Verlag, Zürich, pp 92–117
Kayamba-Phiri FW (2018) Between the sun and fish are people: a socio-economic study of Solar
dryers for fish processing in Malawi. Master’s thesis. Ås: Norwegian Unversity of Life Sciences
(NMBU), International Environment and Development Studies. 131 pp
Kayambazinthu D (2000) Empowering communities to manage natural resources: where does the
power lie? The case of Malawi. In: Shackleton S, Campbell B (eds) Empowering communities
to manage natural resources: case studies from Southern Africa. SADC Wildlife Sector-Natural
Resources Management Programme and CSIR, Lilongwe
Klausen AM (1964) Technical assistance and social conflict: a case study from the Indo-Norwegian
fishing project in Kerala, South India. J Peace Res 1(1):5–18
Limuwa MM, Synnevåg G (2018) A gendered perspective on the fish value chain, livelihood
patterns and coping strategies under climate change – insights from Malawi’s small-scale
fisheries. Afr J Food Agric Nutr Dev 18(2):13525–13544
McGoodwin JR (1990) Crisis in the world’s fisheries: people, problems, and policies. Stanford
University Press
Ngochera M, Donda S, Hara M, Berge E (2017) Defragmenting resource management on the
Southeast Arm of Lake Malawi: case of fisheries. Centre for Land Tenure Studies Working
Paper 12/17, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Ås, Norway
Njaya F, Donda S, Béné C (2011) Analysis of power in fisheries co-management: experiences
from Malawi. Soc Nat Resour 25(7):652–666. https://doi.org/10.1080/08941920.2011.627912
Pálsson G (2006) Nature and society in the age of postmodernity. In: Biersack A, Greenberg JB
(eds) Reimagining political ecology. Duke University Press, Durham
Phiri KM (1983) Some changes in the matrilineal family system among the Chewa of Malawi
since the nineteenth century. J Afr Hist 24(02):257–274
Reed M, Courtney P, Urquhart J, Ross N (2013) Beyond fish as commodities: understanding the
socio-cultural role of inshore fisheries in England. Mar Policy 37:62–68
Samndong R (2018) The participation illusion: questioning community participation in a REDD+
pilot project in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Int For Rev 20(3):390–404
Sampson YA (2013) Artisanal fishing and livelihoods in Kwahu-North District, Ghana.
Unpublished master’s thesis, Kwame-Nkrumah University of Science and Technology,
Accra
Urquhart J, Acott T (2013) Constructing ‘The Stade’: fishers’ and non-fishers’ identity and place
attachment in Hastings, South-East England. Mar Policy 37:45–54
Weyl O (2008) Lessons learnt from 10-years of co-management in Lake Malombe, Malawi,
Africa and their applicability to Sri Lanka’s perennial reservoirs. Participatory Approaches to
Reservoir Fisheries management: Issues Challenges and Policies, Dambulla, Sri Lanka, 3–6
Oct 2004
Of ‘White Elephant’ in Fisheries: A Conflict Resolution Model Around the Usage…