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Giacchino Ex-rais tonnara di Ex-rais tonnara di Favignana, Italian
Cataldo Favignana Favignana Sicily
Clemente V Ex-tonnarotto tonnara di Ex-tonnarotto Favignana, Italian
Favignana tonnara di Sicily
Favignana
Stefano Donati Area Marina Protetta delle Director Favignana, Italian (some
Isola Egadi Sicily English for
clarification)
Vicenzo Coalma (tinned tuna Staff Palermo, Italian
Bununa company) Sicily
Valentina Marine Protected Area Staff Portofino, Italian/English
Cappanera Liguria
Rosario Pescaturismo Pescaturismo Favignana,
operator/owner Sicily
Lucia Community member Ex factory worker Favignana, Italian/dialect
Favignana tonnara di Sicily (interview not
Favignana used).
Natale Amaroso Entrepreneur/ Trapani, Italian
owner Sicily
Stefano Briola
Not identified Pescaria stella Maris, Unknown Favignana, Italian
Favignana Sicily
Not identified Pescador, Trattoria Unknown Favignana, Italian
Sicily
Giorgia Monti Greenpeace, Italy Ocean Rome, English
Campaigner Lazio
Nathaniel Greenpeace, Australia Ocean Sydney, English
Pelle-Savage Campaigner Australia
Greenpeace, Japan Ocean Tokyo, English
Campaigner Japan
Patrick Caleo Marine Stewardship Director Oceania Sydney, English
Council (check) Australia
Thesis Structure
This thesis is structured to provide a theoretical overview and to build a historical and
regulatory framework of sustainability in the first half (chapters 1-3). In the second half this
thesis draws from and examines my empirical research (chapters 4-6). That said I often cross
theory and empirical material. Furthermore, while it might be easy to assume that the
structure of this thesis lends itself to a scalar trajectory from the global to the local, most of
my empirical encounters complicate this division and describe the complex and networked
relationships at play. Anna Tsing’s ethnography of global connection captures this approach
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