Fred Saunders
Associate Professor
Senior Lecturer
I work with the sustainability politics of international development, conservation, environmental planning and management and natural resource management and use.
Natural Sciences, Technology and Environmental Studies
MD427
I work with the sustainability politics of international development, conservation, environmental planning and management and natural resource management and use. Currently, this includes research projects on: transdisciplinary methodologies involving small-scale fisheries and mining in Chile; social sustainability in marine spatial planning in the Baltic Sea Region; developing transdisciplinary approaches to marine resource conflict transformation.
Recent Publications:
Tafon R., Saunders F. and M. Gilek. 2019. Re-reading Marine Spatial Planning through Foucault, Haugaard and others: An Analysis of Domination, Empowerment and Freedom. Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning. https://doi.org/10.1080/1523908X.2019.1673155
Tafon R. and Saunders F. 2019. The Politics of Land Grabbing: State and corporate power and the (trans)nationalization of resistance in Cameroon. Journal of Agrarian Change 19(1) 41.
Saunders, F., Gilek, M., Day, J., Hassler, B., McCann, J., and T. Smythe 2019. Examining the role of integration in MSP: towards an analytical framework to understand challenges in diverse MSP settings Ocean & Coastal Management 169: 1-9
Gallardo, G. and Saunders, F. 2018. Before we asked for permission, now we only give notice’. New gender relations in fisheries: women’s entrance into small-scale artisanal fisheries in Chile. Maritime Studies 17:110.
ResearchGate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Fred_Saunders2