The South China Sea Dispute and "Fisheries Crime" in historical and contemporary perspective, Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies, Lund University.

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Edyta Roszko

Research Professor, Principal Investigator: TransOcean (ERC Starting Grant)

edyta.roszko@cmi.no

Transoceanic Fishers: Multiple mobilities in and out of the South China Sea

Sep 2019 - Aug 2024

Climate and Natural Resources

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