The New Right, Gender and the Fisheries Crisis: Local and Global Dimensions

Authors

  • Barbara Neis Memorial University
  • Susan Williams Researcher/writer in St. John's, NF.

Abstract

This paper discusses the social impacts of the Atlantic fisheries crisis, the ways those impacts are being mediated by New Right policy initiatives, and the gendered outcomes of these processes. Greater involvement of women in decision-making could contribute to building a more socially and ecologically sustainable relationship with our marine resources.

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1997-04-01

Issue

Feminism and the New Right in Canada

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Original Research

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