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Fishing Wars and Environmental Change in Late Imperial and Modern China

By: Micah S Muscolino(Author)
300 pages, 11 illustrations, 3 maps
Fishing Wars and Environmental Change in Late Imperial and Modern China
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Among the environmental challenges facing us is alleviating the damage to marine ecosystems caused by pollution and overfishing. Coming to grips with contemporary problems, this book argues, depends on understanding how people have historically generated, perceived, and responded to environmental change. Fishing Wars and Environmental Change in Late Imperial and Modern China explores interactions between society and environment in China's most important marine fishery, the Zhoushan Archipelago off the coast of Zhejiang and Jiangsu, from its nineteenth – century expansion to the exhaustion of the most important fish species in the 1970s.

This history of Zhoushan's fisheries illuminates long-term environmental processes and analyzes the intersections of local, regional, and transnational ecological trends and the array of private and state interests that shaped struggles for the control of these common-pool natural resources. What institutions did private and state actors use to regulate the use of the fishery? How did relationships between social organizations and the state change over time? What types of problems could these arrangements solve and which not? hat does the fate of these institutions tell us about environmental change in late imperial and modern China? Answering these questions will give us a better understanding of the relationship between past ecological changes and present environmental challenges.

Contents

Abbreviations Introduction

1. Migration, Markets, and Marine Life Under the Late Qing
2. Social Organization and Fishery Regulation, 1800-1911
3. Developing the Ocean: Expansion and Reform, 1904-1929
4. Fishing Wars I: Sino-Japanese Disputes, 1924-1931
5. Fishing Wars II: The Cuttlefish Feud, 1932-1934
6. Fishing Wars III: The Zhejiang-Jiangsu Border Conflict, 1935-1945 Continuities and Discontinuities

Chinese Characters
Notes Works
Cited Index

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Biography

Micah S. Muscolino is Assistant Professor of History, Georgetown University.

By: Micah S Muscolino(Author)
300 pages, 11 illustrations, 3 maps
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