Intensifying crises in fishing communities at Lake Victoria Uganda. A case study on the impact of capitalist rationales on marginalized groups of society
Today's fishery policies and development strategies form a global wave of enclosures. They displace small-scale fisher peoples and fishing communities from the fisheries and localities their livelihoods and cultures depend upon. With a case study at Lake Victoria Uganda this thesis investigates the role of capitalist rationales in this development. Theories on socio-cultural processes behind e
