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June 1999 ANTHONY DAVIS PERSONAL DATA
Citizenship: Canadian
Communication:
EDUCATION
Doctoral Thesis You're Your Own Boss: An Economic Anthropology of Small Boat Fishing in Port Lameron Harbour, Southwest, Nova Scotia (unpublished thesis, Department of Anthropology, University of Toronto 1985).
APPOINTMENTS Professor II, Institute of Social Sciences, University of Tromso, Tromso, Norway, January 1, 1997 to present. Coordinator, Interdisciplinary Studies in Aquatic Resources (ISAR), St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, May 1, 1996 to present. Full Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, September 1996 to present Adjunct Professor, Fisheries Centre, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, May 1995 to present. Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, September 1, 1995 to April 30, 1996. Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia, May 1, 1995 to April 30, 1996. Associate Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, September 1985 to August 1996. Honorary Research Associate, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, September 1985 to present. External Examiner, anadromous stock assessments, Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Altantic Region, September 1994 to present. Visiting Professor, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, September 1, 1991 - August 31, 1992. Norwegian Fisheries Research Council Research Fellow, Institute of Social Science, University of Tromso, Tromso, Norway, June 1 - September 1, 1991. Half-time Lecturer, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia July 1984 -- July 1985. Research Associate, Gorsebrook Research Institute for Atlantic Canada Studies, St. Mary's University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, May 1983 -- July 1985. Contractual Lecturer, Department of Sociology, St. Mary's University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, September 1979 -- May 1985. Contractual Lecturer, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, September 1978 -- August 1984. Senior Research Assistant, Institute for Resource and Environmental Studies, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, September 1981 -- December 1982. Contractual Lecturer, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Mount St. Vincent University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, January 1979 -- July 1980.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE A. Research Director, Community-University Research Alliance (CURA) initiative: Coastal Communities and Sustainable Fisheries: Building Harvester Research and Ecosystem Resource Management Capacity, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (proposal development grant # 833-1999-0002, $5000), June 1 &endash; October 1, 1999). Principal Investigator, St. Georges Bay Ecosystem Project, Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Canada Oceans Act, Research Contract (#F530080009, $35,851), January 1 &endash; March 31, 1999. Principal Investigator, Exploring and Reconciling Competing Systems of Ecologically-Framed Knowledge: Lessons from Maritime Canadian and North Atlantic Fisheries. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Strategic Grants, Research Development Initiatives Program (Grant # 820-98-1028, $57,780), St. Francis Xavier University (April 1998 &endash; March 2000). Project Director, Japanese and Atlantic Canadian Fisheries Social Research: An International Bilateral Working Seminar. Japan Foundation (grant # 7RC-504, $28,500), St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, (April 1 - December 30, 1995). Principal Investigator, A Culture of Consideration and Co-operative Self-Reliance: Self-Management in North Norwegian, Highland Scottish and Nova Scotian Small Boat Fishing. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (Research Grant #410-92-0143, $104,200), St. Francis Xavier University (May 1992-March 1997). Principal Investigator, Coastal Communities and Rural Development: Harvestor Self-Management in Common Property Settings. Centre for Research in the Future of Work, St. Francis Xavier University (September 1991 - May 1992). Principal Investigator, University Council for Research Awards, St. F.X.U. Award #91495, Culture, Power and the Dynamics of Defilement (April 1989 - March 1990). Principal Investigator, Social Sciences and Research Council of Canada (Research Grant #410-88-1202, $65,000). Force and Counter-Force: Occupational, Community and Family Responses to Limited Entry Licensing in Atlantic Canadian Fisheries. St. Francis Xavier University (May 1988--April 1990). Research Director, Tearmann Society for Battered Women, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. Battered Women: Experiences within the Legal and Medical Systems. Secretary of State research grant (July 1987 to January 1988). Principal Investigator, Work Centre, St. Francis Xavier University, research grant #98008. A Case Study of Membership Attachment to and Participation in an Independent Eastern Nova Scotian Fisheries Co-operative (June 1987 to March 1988). Principal Investigator, University Council for Research Awards, St. Francis Xavier University, Award # CC143. The Socio-Economic Impact of Factory Freezer Trawlers on the Nova Scotia Fisheries (April -- September 1987). Co-investigator, Secular Defilement, Power and Pornography. A preliminary survey study of the cultural/gender components in identity differences and their link to pornography as a form of defilement for women. Principal Investigator, contract research, A Profile of the Eastern Nova Scotian and Cape Breton Island Fishery. Work Centre, St. Francis Xavier University (July -- November, 1986). Principal Investigator, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, International Collaborative Research, (grant #463-86-0001, $16,000), Social Research and Public Policy Formation in the Fisheries: Norwegian and Canadian Experiences (January -- September, 1986). Principal Investigator, University Council for Research Awards, St. Francis Xavier University #795. Fishermen's Incomes and Public Policy in the Atlantic Canadian Fisheries (November 1985 -- April 1986). Co-investigator, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada,(Research Grant #410-83-0978, $35,000), Land and Sea: A Pilot Study of the Fish Processing Industry in Nova Scotia. Gorsebrook Research Institute for Atlantic Canada Studies, St. Mary's University. (January -- December, 1984). Research Consultant, Fishermen Attachment Study, Institute for Resource and Environmental Studies, Dalhousie University (fall 1982). Senior Research Associate, Coastal Analysis Study, Small Boat Utilization of Offshore Fishing Banks in Southwest Nova Scotia, Institute for Resource and Environmental Studies, Dalhousie University (fall 1981 -- 1982). Doctoral field research in Nova Scotian fishing communities (fall 1976 -- fall 1978). Master's field research in a Nova Scotian inshore fishing community (summer 1974). Research Assistant, Archaeology Section, Nova Scotia Provincial Museum (summer 1973). Co-ordinator of a preliminary survey of community attitudes concerning the police in Halifax (OFY Project, summer 1972). Student Assistant, Archaeological Survey of the Shubenacadie River System (summer 1970).
B. Teaching Courses Taught:
Supervisor, Honors Thesis,
Social Research Advisor, Adjunct Professor, Fisheries Centre, University of British Columbia, May 1995 to present. Provide advice and direction for Ph.D. and M.Sc. students regarding various dimensions of social science methodologies and analyses pertinent to theses research. Independent Study Advisor, Coady Institute (June 1988 to 1998). Directed the major project studies of assigned Third World students studying for the Coady International diploma.
Master's Thesis Committees
Doctoral Thesis Committees External Evaluator, B.A. Jaffray, Managing a Harvestable Resource: Individual Transferable Harvest Quotas in the Lake Huron Commercial Fishery, Interdisciplinary Studies (Resource Management Science), Faculty of Graduate Studies, University of British Columbia, 1992-93. External Evaluator, J.F. Kearney, Diversity of Labour Process, Household Forms and Political Practice: A Social Approach to the Inshore Fishing Communities of Clare, Digby Neck, and the Islands, Department of Anthropology, Laval University, 1992-93.
C. Administration Coordinator, Interdisciplinary Studies in Aquatic Resources (ISAR), St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia (1996 to present). Member, Anthropology, Archaeology and Sociology Research Grants Adjudication Committee, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, 1995-96 to 1997-98. Member, Aquatic Resources Programme Development Committee, 1994-95. Faculty Representative, University Rank and Tenure Committee, 1992-94. Secretary, Faculty of Arts, 1992-93. Member, Library Committee, St.F.X.U. 1988 to 1991. Member-at-Large, Atlantic Association of Sociologists and Anthropologists, 1987 to 1989. Chair, Research Committee, Tearmann Society for Battered Women, New Glasgow, 1987 to 1991. Member, St.F.XAUT Salary Committee, 1987 to 1991. Member, St.F.X. University Senate, 1988-89. Member, Board of Directors, Tearmann Society for Battered Women, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, 1987 to 1991. Faculty Adviser, St.F.X.U. 1986-to present. Departmental Budget, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, St. Francis Xavier University, 1985 to 1991. Enrolment Committee, St. Francis Xavier University, 1986 to 1988. Personnel Committee, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, St. Francis Xavier University, 1985-86, 1987-88. Project Manager, SSHRC Research Grant #410-83-0978, Land and Sea: A Pilot Study of the Fish Processing Industry in Nova Scotia. St. Mary's University, January -- December, 1984.
AWARDS
AREAS OF RESEARCH AND TEACHING COMPETENCE Maritime
Anthropology Economic Anthropology
Canadian Society
Social Inequality
Power, Culture and Gender
Rural Communities and
Social Change Research
Methods
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (represents only the last ten years). A. Presentations (with N. den Heyer and L. Beaubien) 'Interdisciplinary Studies in Aquatic Resources (ISAR): Design, development and distance delivery of an interdisciplinary and applied undergraduate programme.' Paper delivered at the Sixth Circumpolar Universities Co-operation Conference, Uniuversity of Aberdeen, Scotland, 24-27 June, 1999. (with N. den Heyer) 'The St. Georges Bay Ecosystem Project', Poster presentation at ICES/SCOR Symposium: Ecosystem Effects of Fishing, Montpellier, France, 16-19 March, 1999. Invited Lecture: 'When the Belly Eats the Backbone': Local Culture and Agency within Nova Scotian Coastal Communities. Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, October 12, 1998. (with D. MacInnes) 'Changing Grounds for Social and Physical Science Paradigms: Shifts Neither Fishers Nor Fish Can Follow'. Annual Meeting of the Rural Sociological Association, Toronto, Ontario, August 1997. Invited Lecture: 'Tradition, Custom and self-management: Lessons from an historical anthropology of local culture in an Eastern Nova Scotian small boat fishing community'. Fisheries Institute, University of Tromso, Tromso, Norway, August 7, 1996. Invited Lecture: 'Seeking...............Self: Dating and Mating in the 1990s as seen from the 'Personals'. Department of Sociology, University of Tromso, Tromso, Norway, August 9, 1996. 'For Fishers or For Fish: A Comment on Interdisciplinarity in Fisheries Research'. Paper presented at the Symposium, Reinventing Fisheries Management, Fisheries Centre, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, February 20-24, 1996. Co-organiser (with C. Fawcett), Japanese and Atlantic Canadian Fisheries Social Research: An International Bilateral Working Seminar. St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, September 18-22, 1995. (with V. Thiessen) 'From Fishing as a Way of Living Toward Fishing as a Business: Social Differentiation and Fisheries Management Among Atlantic Coast Nova Scotian Small Boat Harvestors.' Paper presented to Japanese and Atlantic Canadian Fisheries Social Research: An International Working Seminar. St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, September 18- 22, 1995. (with D. MacInnes) 'Local Culture, History and Fisheries Self-Management: A Historical Anthropology of the Scots Around Cape St. George.' Paper presented to Japanese and Atlantic Canadian Fisheries Social Research: An International Working Seminar. St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, September 18- 22, 1995. Invited Keynote Address, "Alternative Approaches to Fisheries Management." Coastal Communities Network. St. Anne's College, Baddeck, Nova Scotia, November 15, 1994. (with C. Bailey) "Common in Custom, Uncommon in Advantage: Common Property, Local Elites and Alternative Approaches to Fisheries Management." Paper delivered at the annual meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Halifax, Nova Scotia, August 21-25, 1994. Session Symposium organized for the American Fisheries Society, annual meeting, Halifax, Nova Scotia, August 21-25, 1994. Symposium title: "Sustainable Fisheries: Socio-economic Considerations in the Development of Alternative Approaches to Fisheries Management," Wednesday, August 24, 0800-1150 a.m. Invited paper, "Socio-economic Impacts of the Fisheries Crisis on Coastal Communities." Delivered for The Danish Institute for Mid-Career Training in Journalism. (Co-sponsored by the Department of Foreign Affairs), Bedford Institute of Oceanography, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, August 19, 1994. "Massaging the Misery: Reflections on the Atlantic Canadian Fisheries Crisis (extensively revised and updated)." Paper presented at `We Must Live in Hope': A Symposium on Literary and Political Discourse in Atlantic Canada. Centre of Canadian Studies. University of Edinburgh, May 7-9, 1993. Invited Lecturer, Centre for North Atlantic Studies, University of Aarhus, Denmark (sponsored by The Department of External Affairs, Government of Canada). November 10-14, 1992. "Common To Whom?: An Exploration of Social Inequity in the Nova Scotian Small Boat Fisheries." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the International Association for the Study of Common Property, Washington, D.C., September 1992. "DNA as Divinity and Sex as Destiny Revisited." Paper delivered to the 2nd Symposium on Sociology, St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, February 1993. (with D. MacInnes) "Representational Management or Management of Representation?: The Place of Fishers in Atlantic Canadian Fisheries Management." Paper presented at the World Congress of Fishing, Athens, Greece, May 1992. (with V. Thiessen) "Enveloped Effort: Licenses and Capacity in the Nova Scotian Small Boat Fishery." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the International Association for the Study of Common Property. University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, September 1991. "Canadian Approaches to Fisheries Management: Seminar given at the Institute of Fisheries, University of Tromso, Tromso, Norway, August 1991. "Culture, Power and the Roots of Gendered Violence." Two seminars given at the Institute of Social Science, University of Tromsf, Tromsf, Norway, June 1991. "Massaging the Misery: Reflections on Social Policy and Livelihoods in Atlantic Canadian Coastal Communities." Paper delivered at Naturressurses, Arbeid, Trydo/Sosial Forsikring, Murmansk Samorganisasjon/Trygdekontorenes Landsforening, Kirkenes, Norway and Murmansk, USSR, June 25-29, 1991. "Indiana Jones Wouldn't Have Left the Room: An Essay on Violent Masculinity." Paper to be presented at the annual meetings of the Atlantic Association of Sociology and Anthropology, St. John's, Newfoundland, March 1991. (with D. MacInnes), "Captured and Converting: The Institutionalisation of Small Boat Fishing and the Demise of Fisher Self-Management." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the International Association for the Study of Common Property, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, September 1990. Co-organiser, Politics, Culture and Markets: Rural Development in Peripheral Regions. A working seminar sponsored by the Centre for Research on Work, St. Francis Xavier University, June 21-23, 1990. (with P. Clark and L. Langille), "Culture, Power and Defilement: Further Explorations." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Canadian Association of Sociology and Anthropology, Victoria, British Columbia, May 26-30, 1990. "Insidious Rationalities: The Institutionalisation of Small Boat Fishing and the Role of Social Science." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Association of Applied Anthropology. York, England, March 27 - April 3, 1990. Presenter and Panellist, "Coastal Communities in Crisis." Coady Institute and Extension Department, St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, February 22, 1990. Keynote Speaker and Panellist, "Community Quotas: A Fishery Forum." Centre for Community Economic Development, University College of Cape Breton, Sydney, Nova Scotia, February 9, 1990. (with S. Jentoft), "Ambivalent Co-operators: Membership Attachment to an Eastern Nova Scotia Fisheries Co-operative and the Rationality of Public Policy in the Atlantic Fisheries." Paper given at International Scientific Symposium, Research and Small Scale Fisheries, Montpellier, France, July 3-7, 1989. Panellist and Presenter. Commentary on Socio-economic Aspects of the Scotia-Fundy Lobster Industry. Lobster Fishery Forum, St. Mary's University, Halifax, March 1, 1989. Invited Lecture. Socio-economic and ecological issues in the Atlantic Canadian Fishery. Graduate Seminar, Atlantic Canada Studies, St. Mary's University, Halifax, March 1, 1989. Brief Concerning Sentencing, Conditional Release and Related Aspects of the Correctional System. Presented to Standing Committee on Justice and Solicitor General for the Tearmann Society for Battered Women, Halifax, June 7, 1988. 'DNA as Divinity and Sex as Destiny: Born Again Social Darwinism and the 'New' Ideology of Inequality'. Symposium on Sociobiology. St. Francis Xavier University, February 1988. (with P. Clark), "The Power of Dirt: An Exploration of Secular Defilement in English Canadian Culture." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Canadian Ethnology Society, Quebec City, May 1987. Co-organizer (with Dr. Svein Jentoft, Institute of Fisheries, University of Tromso, Norway), Working Seminar titled: Social Research and Public Policy Formation in the Fisheries: Norwegian and Canadian Experiences. Institute of Fisheries, University of Tromsf, Norway, June 16-20, 1986. This Seminar was funded by SSHRC (International Division) and the Norwegian Fisheries Research Council. (with V. Thiessen), "Recruitment to Small Boat Fishing and Public Policy in the Atlantic Canadian Fisheries." Paper presented at the International Working Seminar, Social Research and Public Policy Formation in the Fishery: Norwegian and Canadian Experiences. Institute of Fisheries, University of Tromsf, Norway, June 1986. (with V. Thiessen), "Public Policy and Social Control in the Fisheries." Paper presented, annual meetings of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, June 1986. (with R. Apostle, G. Barrett and L. Kasdan), "The Social Organization of Fish Production in Nova Scotia." Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Montreal, June 1985. (with P. G. Clark), "Secular Defilement and Obscenity: A Preliminary Examination of Western Beliefs of Uncleanness." Paper presented, annual meetings of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, University of Guelph, June 1984.
B. Assessments Frequently function as a reviewer of book-length manuscripts concerning social analysis of fisheries that have been submitted to the Social Sciences Federation of Canada. Frequently participate in assessments of research proposals submitted to the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. Frequently function as a reviewer of essays submitted to academic journals.
PUBLICATIONS A. Books and Monographs (with Clare Fawcett), editor, Japanese and Atlantic Canadian Fisheries Social Research, Proceedings, Antigonish: St. Francis Xavier University, 1996. Invited editor, special issue of Society and Natural Resources, 'Alternative Approaches to Fisheries Management'. Volume 9, June 1996. Dire Straits: The Dilemmas of a Fishery, the Case of Digby Neck and the Islands. St. John's: ISER Books 1991. (with S. Jentoft and D. MacInnes, eds.). Social Research and Public Policy Formation in the Fisheries: Norwegian and Canadian Experiences. Proceedings of an International Working Seminar. Halifax: Oceans Institute of Canada 1990. The Organization of Production and Market Relations in a Nova Scotian Inshore Fishing Community. University of Manitoba Anthropology papers, Number 16. Winnipeg: Department of Anthropology, University of Manitoba, 1975.
B. Articles 1. Forthcoming (With K. denHeyer and T. MacNeil) 'An Interdisciplinary Programme in Aquatic Resources at St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada: An Illustration of Process'. (Forthcoming in Proceedings, the 8th International Conference of the Society for Human Ecology, 1995).
2. Published (with D. MacInnes) 'Ties that Bind and Define: Marriage, Inheritance and Gender in 19th Century Nova Scotian Coastal Communities', Household, Gender and Culture: International Perspectives, S. Ilcan and L. Phillips, eds., Westport: Greenwood Publishing Group Inc., pp. 149-169, 1998. 'Age Differences in Dating and Marriage: Reproductive Strategies or Social Preferences?' Current Anthropology 39(3): 374-380, 1998. (with D. MacInnes) "`Representational Management or Management of Representation?' The Place of Fishers in Atlantic Canadian Fisheries Management". Fisheries Resource Utilization and Policy, Proceedings of the 1st World Congress of Fisheries, Theme 2, New Delhi: Oxford & IBH Publishing Co.Pvt.Ltd., pp. 317-333, 1996. 'Barbed Wire and Bandwagons: A Comment on ITQ Fisheries Management.' Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries 6(1): 97-109, 1996. 'Social Research and Alternative Approaches to Fisheries Management: An Introductory Comment'. Society and Natural Resources 9: 233-235, 1996. (with C. Bailey) 'Common in Custom, Uncommon in Advantage: Common Property, Local Elites and Alternative Approaches to Fisheries Management. 'Society and Natural Resources, 9: 252-265, 1996. (with S. Jentoft and V. Thiessen) "I Samme Bat?: Fisherkuinner som bakemannskap." Leve kysten?: Strandhogg i fiskes-Norge. O. Otterstad and S. Jentoft, eds., Norway: Ad Notam Gyldendal, pp. 145-151, 1994. (with S. Jentoft) "Self and Sacrifice: An Investigation of Small Boat Fisher Individualism and Its Implications for Producer Co-operatives." Human Organization 52 (4): 356-368, 1993. (with S. Jentoft and V. Thiessen) "The Veiled Crew: An Investigation of Wives' Contributions to Coastal Fishing Enterprises in North Norway and Nova Scotia." Human Organization 51(4): 342-352, 1992. Modernisation in Digby Neck and the Islands. Emptying Their Nets: Small Capital and Rural Industrialization in the Nova Scotia Fishing Industry. R. Apostle and G. Barrett, eds. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, pp. 168-194, 1992. (with R. Apostle and G. Barrett), The Social Organisation of Fish Production in Nova Scotia. Emptying Their Nets: Small Capital and Rural Industrialization in the Nova Scotia Fishing Industry. R. Apostle and G. Barrett, eds. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, pp. 85-110, 1992. (with S. Jentoft and D. MacInnes) "Social Research and Public Policy Formation in the Fisheries: A Report on a Bilateral Working Seminar." MAST: Maritime Anthropological Studies 4 (2):104-110, 1991. Insidious Rationalities: The Institutionalisation of Small Boat Fishing and the Role of Social Science. MAST: Maritime Anthropological Studies 4(1):13-32, 1991. (with A. MacNevin), Battered Wives and Medical Service: An Exploratory Study of Wife Assault Victims' Experiences in Nova Scotia Health Delivery Settings. Atlantis, 15(1):123-137, 1989. (with S. Jentoft), Ambivalent Co-operators: Organisational Slack and Utilitarian Rationality in an Eastern Nova Scotian Fisheries Co-operative. MAST: Maritime Anthropological Studies, 2(2):194-211, 1989. (An earlier version appears in La Recherche Face à la Pêche Artisanale, Symposium Internationale, ORSTOM-IFREMER, Tome II: 637-648, 1991). (with P. Clark), The Power of Dirt: An Exploration of Secular Defilement in English Canadian Culture. Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology, 26(4):650-674, 1989. (Reprinted in Sociology for Canadians: A Reader, A. Himelforb and C.J. Richardson, eds., 2nd edition. Toronto: McGraw-Hill Ryerson Ltd. pp. 171-189, 1992). (with V. Thiessen), Recruitment to Small Boat Fishing and Public Policy in the Atlantic Canadian Fisheries. Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology, 25(4):603-627, 1988. (An earlier version appears in Social Research and Public Policy Formation in the Fisheries: Norwegian and Canadian Experiences, Proceedings of an International Working Seminar, D. MacInnes, S. Jentoft and A. Davis, eds., Halifax: Oceans Institute of Canada, 1990). (with V. Thiessen), Public Policy and Social Control in the Fisheries. Canadian Public Policy, XIV:66-77, 1988. (An earlier version appears in Social Research and Public Policy Formation in the Fisheries: Norwegian and Canadian Experiences, Proceedings of an International Working Seminar, D. MacInnes, S. Jentoft and A. Davis, eds., Halifax: Oceans Institute of Canada, 1990). (with V. Thiessen), A Further Note to Making Sense of the Dollars: Income distribution Among Atlantic Canadian Fishermen and Public Policy. Marine Policy 10(4):310-314, 1986. (with V. Thiessen), Making Sense of the Dollars: Income Distribution Among Atlantic Canadian Fishermen and Public Policy, Marine Policy 10(3):201-214, 1986. (with V. Thiessen), Refiguring the Fisheries: Income Distribution in Atlantic Canadian Fisheries and Public Policy, Policy Options, 7(2):28-31, 1986. Property Rights and Access Management in the Small Boat Fishery: A Case Study from Southwest Nova Scotia. Atlantic Fisheries and Coastal Communities: Fisheries Decision-Making Case Studies. C. Lamson and A. J. Hanson, eds., Dalhousie Ocean Studies, Dalhousie University, Halifax, pp.133-165, 1984. (with L. Kasdan), "Bankrupt Government Policy and Belligerent Fishermen's Response: Policy and Conflict in Southwest Nova Scotia." Journal of Canadian Studies, 19(1):108-124, spring 1984. (with L. Gene Barrett), "Floundering in Troubled Waters: The Political Economy of the Atlantic Fishery and the Kirby Task Force." Journal of Canadian Studies, 19(1):125-137, spring 1984.
C. Research Reports (with A. MacNevin and R. MacDonald), Medical Service or Disservice?: An Exploratory Study of Wife Assault Victims' Experiences in Health Delivery Settings. Tearmann Society for Battered Women. New Glasgow, N.S., 1988. (with A. MacNevin), Masters of their Own Destiny or Managers of Self-Interest?: A Case Study of Membership Attachment to and Participation in an Independent Eastern Nova Scotian Fisheries Co-operative. Centre for Research on Work. St. Francis Xavier University, September 1988. Unfulfilled Promise or Foregone Conclusion?: Socio-Economic Dimensions of Eastern Nova Scotia Fisheries. Research Report. The Work Centre. St. Francis Xavier University, 1986. (with R. Apostle, L. G. Barrett, and L. Kasdan), Land and Sea: The Structure of Fish Processing in Nova Scotia, A Preliminary Report. Gorsebrook Research Institute for Atlantic Canada Studies, 1985. (with R. Apostle, G. Barrett and L. Kasdan), Land and Sea: The Structure of Nova Scotia Fish Processing. Working Paper No. 1, Gorsebrook Institute for Atlantic Canada Studies, St. Mary's University, 1984. (with A. J. Hanson, L. Kasdan and R. Apostle), Utilization of Offshore Banks by the Small Boat Fisheries in Southwest Nova Scotia. Research Report, Institute for Resource and Environmental Studies, Dalhousie University, 1983.
D. Book Reviews Book Reviewed: (with L.J. MacMillan) Tangled Webs of History: Indians and the Law in Canada's Pacific Coast Fisheries, by Diane Newell. Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology June 1995. Book Reviewed: Controlling Common Property: Regulating Canada's East Coast Fishery, by D. Ralph Matthews. Canadian Journal of Sociology 1996. Book Reviewed: Reluctant Pioneers: Constraints and Opportunities in an Icelandic Fishing Community, by Will C. van den Hoonaard and Controlling Common Property: Regulating Canada's East Coast Fisheries, by D. Ralph Matthews. Anthropologica 1996. Book Reviewed: Co-operative Management of Local Fisheries: New Directions for Improved Management and Community Development. Evelyn Pinkerton, eds., Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology, 28(2): 1991. Book Reviewed: The Struggle to Organize: Resistance in Canada's Fishery, by Wallace Clement. Labour, Vol. 23 (Spring): 297-300, 1989. Book Reviewed: Uncommon Property: The Fishing and Fish- Processing Industries in British Columbia, by Patricia Marchak, Neil Guppy and John McMullan, eds. Canadian Public Policy, XV (2):237-238, 1989. Book Reviewed: 'Power Beings at the Cod End.' The Newfoundland Trawlermen's Strike, 1974-75, by David MacDonald. Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology, 18:4 (November):578-580, 1980.
E. Other (newspaper articles, magazine articles, pamphlets, etc.) 'The Fishing Way of Life', Observer, The Sunday Herald, February 21, 1999, p. C4. 'Violent Masculinity', Observer, The Sunday Herald, December 6, 1998, p. C5. 'Joining the Club: Initiations, Masculine Identity and the Military', Observer, The Sunday Herald, July 12, 1998, p.C4 (with D. MacInnes) 'Why didn't fisheries scientists blow the whistle?' Commentary, the Globe and Mail, July 28, 1997, pA12. (with A. Bundy) 'When you think of Vernon, think of men and guns', Vancouver Sun, Wednesday, April 10, p. A15, 1996. 'After Dunblane, what can be done?' Vancouver Sun, Friday, March 29, p. A15, 1996. "The Harvestor Management Alternative" Atlantic Fisherman 11(3): 12-13, March 1995. "To Transfer or not to Transfer." Atlantic Fisherman 9(12): 5 and 8, May 1993. (with D. MacInnes), Representational Management or Management of Representation?: The Place of Atlantic Canadian Fishers in Fisheries Management. The Sou'wester: The Voice of Atlantic Canada's Fishing Industry. 3 part series, March 15, April 1 and 15, pp.2-3, 1991. (with Sociology 280), We'll still Be Able to Vacation There: Reflections on the National Unity Issue. The Chronicle-Herald, April 4, p.A7, 1991. (with V. Thiessen), Coralling the Ocean Commons: Fishermen's Perceptions of Government Policy. The Sou'wester: The Voice of Atlantic Canada's Fishing Industry, 3 part series, December 15, 1990, January 1 and 15, 1991, pp.2-3. (with D. MacInnes), "Tunnel Vision: Bureaucrats with Chronic Sight Disorder Navigating the Future of the Fisheries." The Fisherman June 18, 1990, p.5. "Culture in Coastal Communities and Local-level Fisheries Management" PLANS: Newsletter of the Community Planning Association of Canada/Nova Scotia, 20(2):3-4, 1990. "Political Contingency and the Death of a Fishing Town." The Chronicle-Herald, Tuesday, March 6, 1990, p.A7. "The Atlantic Fish Stock Crisis and Political Courage." The Fisherman, February 25, 1990. "Get the Corporations Out of the Fishing Business." The Globe and Mail, Wednesday, December 13, 1989, p.7. Submission, "Commentary on Socio-Economic Aspects of Scotia-Fundy Lobster Fishery." Lobster Fishery Forum, St. Mary's University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, March 1, 1989. Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Applied Social Science and Public Policy in the Atlantic Canadian Fisheries. Newsletter: Society of Applied Anthropology in Canada, 8(1):3-7, 1989. "Drinking with Dignity" Xaverian Weekly 96(3):10, 1989. "Is Limited Entry Licensing Beneficial or Necessary?" The East Coast Fishermen, Vol. 1(1):9-10, 1988. "Assault on the Vestiges of Dignity: Forget, U.I. and the Atlantic Canadian Fisheries". The East Coast Fishermen, Vol.(2):27-28, 1988. "Economic Development with Common Sense and Dignity". Atlantic Chamber Journal, October, 1987. "Writing off fishermen blurs the basic issue." Globe and Mail, Monday, January 12, p.7, 1987. "Taken Hook, Line and Sinker: National Sea Presentation." Labour's Side 7(1):11-13, 1984. (with L. Kasdan), "Statements may jeopardize fishery" Chronicle Herald, July 14, 1984, p.5.
F. Media Interviews have been conducted frequently by various media regarding fisheries and gender issues. Highlights of this experience have included being the invited guest on the CBC Radio Maritime Region show, Radio Noon; a number of interview appearances on Country Canada (CBC National TV) and Land and Sea (CBC Regional TV), and an interview appearance in the film Long Line. Interviews have been given to print journalists working with publications such as The Economist, MacLean's, Readers Digest as well as local, regional and national newspapers. This experience is mentioned as a demonstration of conviction and of practice regarding the responsibilities of researchers to disseminate specific findings/information and to participate/contribute to public education and debate.
WORK IN PROGRESS (with V. Thiessen, D. MacInnes and S. Jentoft), primary research on the socio-economic dimensions of local-level and state fisheries management systems(SSHRCC funded projects, 1988-90 and 1992-97), various essays developing nations of tradition, custom, local culture and social structure in relation to factors such as fisher's incomes, dependence on government transfer payments and enterprise/household reproduction. Also, a book-length manuscript is being developed which focuses on local culture, socio-economic differentiation and gender relations within fishing communities and fishing households. Further analysis and write-up of survey and cross-cultural data concerning the relation between secular defilement, pornography, gender, culture and power.
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