A Tale of Tuna (Nadin Hée)

Update: 2020-05-05

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S02E10 Nadin Hée takes the example of tuna fishing as a departure point both for considering Japan’s engagement with transpacific markets and also as a way for understanding the significance of the ‘pelagic’ empire for the wider history of resource extraction. Interviewed by Birgit Tremml-Werner and Martin Dusinberre; produced by Dario Willi.

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A Tale of Tuna (Nadin Hée)

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A Tale of Tuna (Nadin Hée)

Martin Dusinberre

A Tale of Tuna (Nadin Hée)