The management of the sea has increased exponentially in the last half-century, and
different academic disciplines have been vital in shaping this management. Human …

Using a database comprising around 7,000 affiliates, this article analyses the geographic
pattern of the world's largest food and beverage multinational enterprises (F&B MNEs) over …

Indian trawl fishers in the Palk Bay regularly engage in cross‐border fishing to the detriment
of Sri Lankan artisanal fishers whose nets are irreparably damaged. Increasing tension …

The author draws attention to the ways in which commodity chains take shape in the
intersections between different natural–cultural ecologies. It is suggested that a focus on the …

Taxidermy specimens and displays have become increasingly liminal features in
contemporary society. Viewed variously as historical curios, obsolete relics or more …

Seafood draws on controversial themes in the interdisciplinary field of food studies, with
case studies from different eras and geographic regions. Using familiar commodities, this …

In my first review of geographical research on exchange and circulation, I focused attention
on studies of alternative trading spaces such as community currencies, fair trade and …

Ensuring product quality plays a pivotal role in the successful execution of new product
development and serves as a cornerstone for fostering innovation within enterprises. In this …

The rising demand for seafood and trade globalization has brought about a rapid increase in
the number of fish species traded. Consequently, the occurrence of mislabelling is growing …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the ability of the Chinese geographical
indications (GI) system to offer extra guarantees on food safety. Design/methodology …