More than a living: fishing and the social order on a Polynesian atoll

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Island Studies and Pacific Affairs Marine and Coastal Ecosystems

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Part 1 Researching traditional fishing: getting it done. Part 2 Traditional fishing activities: traditional fishing activities netting pole and line fishing weirs collecting trapping angling the ordering of constraints on fishing activity. Part 3 Changing contexts and the contexts of change: coping with a changing environment the Americans - institutionalizing differentiation and uncertainty. Part 4 How it was, how it is, and how it might be: stable premises in a changing world.

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