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Author Bios
Katia Frangoudes is a senior researcher at UMR AMURE, joint research Unit, of
University of Brest (France). She specializes in women in fi sheries and aquaculture
in Europe and institutional issues in fi sheries management.
Svein Jentoft is a sociologist and a professor at Norwegian College of Fishery
Science, University of Tromsø, Norway. He has published a great number of books
and journal articles on fi sheries and coastal zone management. He is the co-editor
of the recent book, Poverty Mosaics: Realities and Prospects in Small-Scale
Fisheries (Springer 2011).
Derek Johnson is an Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at the
University of Manitoba. In addition to interests in governance and governability, he
also works on the political ecology of development in fi sheries and other natural
resource sectors. His major research focus is the fi sheries of Gujarat State, India.
Jan Kooiman is Em. Professor of Public Organization and Management at the
Erasmus University Rotterdam and Guest Scholar at the University of Amsterdam.
He studied Dutch and comparative Parliaments, public organization and management, and has recently concentrated on conceptual studies of governance and
governability and its application to fi sheries.
Yajie Liu has a PhD in Resource and Environmental Economics from University
of British Columbia, Canada, and currently a research scientist with SINTEF
Fisheries and Aquaculture, Norway. Her research interests include economics and
management of marine resources with a particular expertise in applied bio-economic modeling, productivity and ef fi ciency analysis, and valuation of environmental issues.
James R. McGoodwin is author of Crisis in the World’s Fisheries: People,
Problems, and Policies (Stanford University Press, 1990). A former Fellow in the
Marine Policy and Ocean Management Program of the Woods Hold Oceanographic
Institution, he is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Anthropology, and
Research Af fi liate in the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research at the University of
Colorado, Boulder, Colorado.
Robin Mahon is Professor of Marine Affairs and Director of the Centre for Resource
Management and Environmental Studies (CERMES), University of the West Indies,
Barbados. His research is on marine resource governance, in particular, institutional
arrangements for governance in complex systems and assessment of governance
arrangements for transboundary systems.
Begoña Marugán Pintos is a lecturer at the University Carlos III (Madrid, Spain).
She obtained her PhD in Sociology at the University Complutense of Madrid. Her
research focuses on applying gender perspectives in Spanish fi sheries, speci fi cally
to Galician shell- fi shers (mariscadoras), and has been published nationally and
internationally. She has also worked for the Spanish Government’s Social Marine
Institute.
Author Bios
Katia Frangoudes is a senior researcher at UMR AMURE, joint research Unit, of
University of Brest (France). She specializes in women in fi sheries and aquaculture
in Europe and institutional issues in fi sheries management.
Svein Jentoft is a sociologist and a professor at Norwegian College of Fishery
Science, University of Tromsø, Norway. He has published a great number of books
and journal articles on fi sheries and coastal zone management. He is the co-editor
of the recent book, Poverty Mosaics: Realities and Prospects in Small-Scale
Fisheries (Springer 2011).
Derek Johnson is an Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at the
University of Manitoba. In addition to interests in governance and governability, he
also works on the political ecology of development in fi sheries and other natural
resource sectors. His major research focus is the fi sheries of Gujarat State, India.
Jan Kooiman is Em. Professor of Public Organization and Management at the
Erasmus University Rotterdam and Guest Scholar at the University of Amsterdam.
He studied Dutch and comparative Parliaments, public organization and management, and has recently concentrated on conceptual studies of governance and
governability and its application to fi sheries.
Yajie Liu has a PhD in Resource and Environmental Economics from University
of British Columbia, Canada, and currently a research scientist with SINTEF
Fisheries and Aquaculture, Norway. Her research interests include economics and
management of marine resources with a particular expertise in applied bio-economic modeling, productivity and ef fi ciency analysis, and valuation of environmental issues.
James R. McGoodwin is author of Crisis in the World’s Fisheries: People,
Problems, and Policies (Stanford University Press, 1990). A former Fellow in the
Marine Policy and Ocean Management Program of the Woods Hold Oceanographic
Institution, he is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Anthropology, and
Research Af fi liate in the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research at the University of
Colorado, Boulder, Colorado.
Robin Mahon is Professor of Marine Affairs and Director of the Centre for Resource
Management and Environmental Studies (CERMES), University of the West Indies,
Barbados. His research is on marine resource governance, in particular, institutional
arrangements for governance in complex systems and assessment of governance
arrangements for transboundary systems.
Begoña Marugán Pintos is a lecturer at the University Carlos III (Madrid, Spain).
She obtained her PhD in Sociology at the University Complutense of Madrid. Her
research focuses on applying gender perspectives in Spanish fi sheries, speci fi cally
to Galician shell- fi shers (mariscadoras), and has been published nationally and
internationally. She has also worked for the Spanish Government’s Social Marine
Institute.