Melissa Marschke

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University of Ottawa

Canada

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Melissa Marschke is a Professor at the University of Ottawa in Canada. Her research focuses on the intersection of environmental governance and livelihood transitions, with recent articles examining topics such as labor justice in seafood supply chains and the impacts of COVID-19 on migrant fish workers in Asia. She has also contributed to studies on sand ecologies and household recovery from disaster in Vietnam.

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Prateep Kumar Nayak

Associate Professor and Associate Dean of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Justice

University of Waterloo

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Exploring how sand infill is transforming Phnom Penh’s Tompun-Cheung Ek wetland

Methodological nationalism and labour justice in seafood supply chains

Correction: From extraction to surveillance: Re-territorialisation of Vietnam’s ocean frontier through fisheries reforms

From extraction to surveillance: Re-territorialisation of Vietnam’s ocean frontier through fisheries reforms

Sand ecologies, livelihoods and governance in Asia: A systematic scoping review

Household recovery from disaster: insights from Vietnam’s fish kill

COVID-19, instability and migrant fish workers in Asia

Exploring livelihood transitions in the Mekong delta

Assessing the role of information and communication technologies in responding to ‘slavery scandals’

Industrial seafood systems in the immobilizing COVID-19 moment

Commentary 5 to the Manifesto for the marine social sciences: oceans as a working space

Flagpoling: Inter‐provincial Mobility of International Migrants within Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program

Frontiers in coastal well-being and ecosystem services research: A systematic review

Precarious livelihoods: Examining the intersection of fish work and ecological change in coastal Jamaica

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Prateep Kumar Nayak

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