1. Editorial

   • Maarten Bavinck
   • Jahn Petter Johnsen

   Editorial 06 November 2018 Pages: 239 - 240

2. Role of communities in fisheries management: “one would first need to imagine it”

   • Fikret Berkes
   • Prateep Kumar Nayak

   Original Paper 06 November 2018 Pages: 241 - 251

   

3. The regulative lock-in: the challenge of establishing Sami fisheries governance in Norway

   • Jahn Petter Johnsen
   • Siri Ulfsdatter Søreng

   Original Paper 06 November 2018 Pages: 253 - 261

4. Governance and governability: indigenous small-scale fisheries and autonomy in coastal Nicaragua

   • Miguel González

   Original Paper 06 November 2018 Pages: 263 - 273

   

5. Legal pluralism, governance, and the dynamics of seafood supply chains—explorations from South Asia

   • Maarten Bavinck

   Original Paper Open access 06 November 2018 Pages: 275 - 284

6. Why marginality persists in a governable fishery—the case of New Zealand

   • Andrew M. Song
   • Hekia Bodwitch
   • Joeri Scholtens

   Original Paper Open access 06 November 2018 Pages: 285 - 293

7. The transformation of the oceans and the future of marine social science

   • Peter Arbo
   • Maaike Knol
   • Kevin St. Martin

   Original Paper 06 November 2018 Pages: 295 - 304

8. Too big to fail: An essay about Svein Jentoft’s engagement in small-scale fisheries research and development of the interactive governance theory

   • Ratana Chuenpagdee

   Essay 06 November 2018 Pages: 305 - 314

9. Dedicated scholar and research entrepreneur: Svein Jentoft’s contributions to social science research

   • Knut H. Mikalsen

   Essay 06 November 2018 Pages: 315 - 321