... of Fishermen Societies, Trivandrum, India, 1991 . Motorisation of Fishing Units: Benefits and Burdens, September. Sivasubramaniam , K. , 1990 . “Biological Aspects of Shrimp Trawl By-Catch,” in Bay of Bengal News , December. Supreme Court of India, Civil Appellate Jurisdiction, Civil Appeal...

... situation where fishermen, pi­ Tanzania in eastern Africa. It is the second larg­ lots, prostitutes, scientists, bureaucrats, owners of est lake in the world and also one of the most industrial fish processing plants, street children, frequently studied.16 Although Lake Victoria still artists, night...

... been remarkable. Although it has are much closer to the Nayars or other high castes than never been too closely associated with the colonial to the Catholic fishermen. In other words, the Catholics power as such, in the past Christianity was regarded as of India have not developed a sense...

... for employment, 100,000 people people of Baliapal-Bhograi and Orissa and for the stability cash econ- who obtain indirect employment from the crop of the region. Since 1974, when a nuclear device was ex- omy, and 30,000 fishermen from the area who work along ploded...

... was concerned. In images of fishermen, shepherds and carpenters started the European, and later on, Zionist, politics, travel nar- to flood the tourist market. ratives and visual representations of Palestine, the Pal- With the birth of Zionist movement in the late nine- estinians failed to be present...

... to be “I no longer felt loneliness” and “I went . . . over- evil and that the damage done to the orphans’ whelmed with joy.”3 house and to the fishermen’s boat spared them   Ghorba is exile and foreignness; qorba is the greed of vicious...

... to Assertion: Untouchability, Identity and Politics in Early and Modern India , edited by Aktor Mikael Deliège Robert , 31 – 63 . Copehnhagen : Museum Tusculanum Press , 2010 . Almagor Uri . “ The Cycle and Stagnation of Smells: Pastoralists-Fishermen Relationships in an East Af-rican...

... partner of market exchange. Many markets relied on the goods provided by predation, and fishermen in one season might turn to piracy in another. 4 This is a vital insight, and these historians impressively recover the politics of those denied the prestige of kings. Yet in these explorations of politics...

...- tem. In the Gulf, fishermen caught shark and other lowed coastal people to challenge the primacy of the fish, often from flimsy craft little different from rafts, colonial economy. The survival of the regional econ...

... him with a “more or less stable” life. She would work in the informal trade, buying fish from fishermen to resell on the market. Often she would be arrested by police on the hunt in groups of three, called by Paulo and his friends três/quinhentos (three/five hundred) because they would always ask...

... that while rich women did live in seclusion, Judith E. Tucker (Boulder, CO: Westview, 1999), 71. most households in Arabian and Gulf societies were extremely poor. Wives of fishermen raised chickens, 6. See Suraiya Faroqhi, Pilgrims and Sultans: The Hajj sold eggs...

... in 1974, the legisla- mostly by Koli fishermen and Agri salt makers. tive assembly setting up the Shri Siddhi Vinayak These two groups (now classed as Other Backward Ganapati Temple Trust (Prabhadevi) in 1980 after Castes) are mostly devotees of Khandoba...

... cannot un- of Kuwaiti women in that she had been taking derstand why the western traveller should find de- photographs of old houses, the women grew “im- light and beauty in these ancient modes of living,” patient at [her] interest in the Kuwait of the past, namely fishermen mending nets...

... are discouraged zantine Church to spread the Christian faith in Studies the 85 and by crafty fishermen from reaching it. Transoxiana. Instead, among the few fragments South Africa...

... as Informants and the Politics of Possession in North Maluku .” Ethnography 10 , no. 3 ( 2000 ): 291 – 316 . Callon Michel . “ Some Elements of a Sociology of Translation: Domestication of the Scallops and the Fishermen of St. Brieuc Bay .” Supplement, Sociological Review 32 , no. S1 ( 1984...

... Sinhalese castes of Karavas (fishermen) British, between them managed 55.7 percent and Salagamas (cinnamon-peelers). A of the tea, and 56.2 percent of the rubber class of big traders, often Indian acreage was managed by all Agency Houses Muslims, was similarly based...

..., weavers, and fishermen, fmger points too easily at a woman as the carrier of she depicts them through a romantic haze which soothes larger social dysfunctions. the colonial eye. Tharu notes bitingly: “Our country is Susie Tharu picks up on this theme of woman as the spectacle; our...

... consisted of come victims. I myself was so scared that I agreed to about 1200 largely prosperous, Gujarati and Kutchi get married and leave Zanzibar. Many Asians secretly speaking people before 1964, had to make room for sent their girls off to the mainland with fishermen in over 2000...

... feelings for Saroja even after she the fishermen to become a fish merchant. His power in has violated their friendship by having an affair with the village is both economic and sexual because it is told Cyril. She tells her parents, “Whatever happens I am that he has women and children on practically...

... of cereals in medieval Yemen: (1984) in see, e.g., Rao, "?he Habshis:' p. 35. his Farmers and Fishermen in Arabia (Aldershot, 1995), ed. G. Rex 'I1 Naik and Pandya, Sidis of Gujarat pp. 6, 48-40, 74-79.Another Smith, VII, pp. 45,52,and 71, n. 165. African-derived possibility...