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Bianca Haas, Kamal Azmi, Hussain Sinan, and Quentin Hanich have developed an innovative approach that would support members of tuna regional fisheries management organisations (tRMFOs) to reduce placing a disproportionate burden on developing state members.
– Quentin Hanich recently collaborated with Prof. Joanne Wallis and Michael Rose to study Australian defence diplomacy in the Pacific. They found that Australia should continue to emphasise partnership and mutual benefit and use its defence diplomacy to emphasise multilateral security efforts that bolster regional institutions and meet Pacific priorities.
Leading Pacific tuna industry expert, Dr Transform Aqorau, has drawn from the region’s experiences with its massive tuna fisheries industry to sound caution in the development of the “next frontier” of deep seabed mining.
From the 4th to the 8th of December 2023, 26 Member States, Participating Territories, and Cooperating Non-Member states met in Rarotonga, Cook Islands, to discuss
Professor Transform Aqorau is the Vice-Chancellor of the Solomon Islands National University and widely respected for his thoughtful and visionary leadership. Ocean Equity Research is delighted to re-post his occasional blogs on Pacific development. These blogs provide important insights into the Pacific development context and look beyond global geo-political narratives.
Professor Transform Aqorau is the Vice-Chancellor of the Solomon Islands National University and widely respected for his thoughtful and visionary leadership. Ocean Equity Research is delighted to re-post his occasional blogs on Pacific development. These blogs provide important insights into the Pacific development context and look beyond global geo-political narratives.
Professor Transform Aqorau is the Vice-Chancellor of the Solomon Islands National University and widely respected for his thoughtful and visionary leadership. Ocean Equity Research is delighted to re-post his occasional blogs on Pacific development. These blogs provide important insights into the Pacific development context and look beyond global geo-political narratives.
Professor Transform Aqorau is the Vice-Chancellor of the Solomon Islands National University
and widely respected for his thoughtful and visionary leadership. Ocean Equity Research is
delighted to re-post his occasional blogs on Pacific development. These blogs provide important
insights into the Pacific development context and look beyond global geo-political narratives.
The Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security (ANCORS) Ocean Nexus Program at the University of Wollongong is recruiting an innovative post-doc researcher to undertake research into equity and transboundary fisheries governance, focusing on tuna fisheries in the Indo-Pacific region.