This lecture by Beatrice Zani (French National Center for Scientific Research) draws upon more than four years of multi-sited ethnographic research in Taiwan, Indonesia, and Singapore and explores the lives of Southeast Asian migrant fishers employed aboard distant-water fishing vessels. Combining participant observation with more than 140 interviews with migrant workers, vessel owners, labor brokers, port authorities, NGOs, and trade unionists, Zani examines how labor takes shape across constantly shifting maritime environments in which legal authority and accountability are fragmented.
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
11:00 AM (Pacific Time)
Bunche 10383
Asia Pacific Center
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