Carmel The North American Society for Oceanic History has awarded All the Fish in the Sea an honorable mention for the John Lyman Book Award, in the science and technology category.
Carmel started following the work of Liam Campling, Queen Mary, University of London, School of Business and Management.
Carmel started following the work of 4 people.
Carmel My book was reviewed this week in Science, by the noted author and ecologist Carl Safina.
Department Member, School of History, Philosoophy, and Religion
Lecturer
Thesis Title: The Tragedy of Enclosure: Fish, Fisheries Science, and U.S. Foreign Policy, 1930-1960
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Naomi Oreskes
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I'm interested in the intersection of science and policy and fish and oceans. My current project deals with post-war government policies to increase fishing, for domestic reasons (Canada was interested in coastal employment and providing products for export) and for foreign policy reasons (the United States, Soviet Union, and Japan used fishing as a proxy for territorial claims). I will be drafting All the Boats on the Ocean: The Politics of Subsidies, this summer at the Rachel Carson Center for Society and the Environment, where I have a fellowship.
http://carmelfinley.wordpress.com/
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