Jacqueline Lau
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Jacqueline Lau is a Lecturer at James Cook University in Australia. Her research focuses on the impacts of climate change and COVID-19 on food systems, particularly in fisheries-dependent communities. Recent work includes examining social dynamics in small-scale fisheries and climate resilience attributes, as well as exploring gender equality in climate policy. Through her applied research, she aims to address the challenges faced by rural coastal communities in the tropics.
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Joshua E. Cinner
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Andrew Chin
James Cook University
Andrew Song
University of Sydney
Lorien Jasny
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Amy Diedrich
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James Cook University
Dirk Steenbergen
Associate Professor
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Jessica Zamborain‐Mason
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Tessa Minter
Assistant Professor
Leiden University
Örjan Bodin
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Andrew Bauman
Assistant Professor
Nova Southeastern University
Fraser Januchowski-Hartley
Assistant Professor
Nova Southeastern University
Stephanie Duce
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Jessica Blythe
Assistant Professor
Brock University
Sarah Lawless
James Cook University
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