Acknowledgements We thank Maximilian Felix Schupp for his critical review of an earlier draft
of this manuscript. The members of the ICES Working Group on Social and Economic
Dimensions of Aquaculture (WGSEDA) are thanked for inspiring workshops over the course of
the years that helped to sharpen the social typology presented here.
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