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Deep Water Development and Change in Pacific Village Fisheries

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Development, Conflict, and Social Change

Scott Whiteford and William Derman Michigan State University Series Editors

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Deep Water: Development and Change in Pacific Village Fisheries, Margaret Critchlow Rodman

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Deep Water

Development and Change in Pacific Village Fisheries

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MargaretCritchlowRodman

First published 1989 by Westview Press, Inc.

Published 2021 by Routledge
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2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN

Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, an informa business

Copyright 1989 by Taylor & Francis

The cover illustration features vanuatu fish traps.

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Rodman, Margaret.
Deep water: development and change in Pacific village fisheries/
Margaret Critchlow Rodman.
p. cm.(Development, conflict, and social change series)
Bibliography: p.
Includes index.
ISBN 0-8133-7540-1
1. Rural developmentVanuatuCase studies. 2. Fisheries
VanuatuCase studies. 3. Economic development projectsVanuatu
Case studies. I. Title. II. Series.
HN935.Z9C67 1989
307.7'2'09934dc19 88-27900
CIP

ISBN13: 978-0-3670-1447-6 (hbk)
ISBN13: 978-0-3671-6434-8 (pbk)

DOI: 10.4324/9780429044335

For Bill,
my anchor to windward

CONTENTS

1. 2 FIELDWORK
   1. Researching Fisheries Development in Port Olry
   2. Notes
2. 3 FISHING FOR FOOD
   1. Geographical Setting and Population
   2. Fishing for Consumption
   3. Consumption of Fresh Fish
   4. Other Purchased Foods
   5. Notes
3. 4 DEVELOPING VANUATU
   1. The Colonial Period
   2. Ni-Vanuatu and Commodity Production
   3. World War II
   4. Post-War Development
   5. The Struggle for Independence
   6. Longana and the Vanuaaku Pati
   7. Port Olry and Nagriamel
   8. Longana and Port Olry Compared
   9. Notes
4. 5 FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT
   1. Village Fisheries Project Applications
   2. CUSO Volunteers
   3. Fish Markets
   4. Export Potential
   5. Fisheries Research
   6. Deep Water Fishing in Small Boats
   7. Notes
5. 6 TRAVELLING HELPERS AND GRAND DESIGNS
   1. CUSO Cooperants' Expectations
   2. No Grand Designs: VFDP's Expectations of Volunteers
   3. A Travelling Helper in Lolowai Bay
   4. Notes
6. 7 CONSUMING DEVELOPMENT IN LONGANA
   1. What Does Development Mean in Longana?
   2. To Do Things on My Own: Expectations of the Jackers's Skipper
   3. St. Peter's Star: The Story of a VFDP Fishing Project, 1983-85
   4. Expectations Fulfilled?
   5. Notes
7. 8 A TROUBLED COMMUNITY
   1. Not Like Our Fathers, Not Like Our Sons
   2. A Woman's Work
   3. Notes
8. 9 MANAGING DEVELOPMENT IN PORT OLRY
   1. Remre: The Manager's Garden?
   2. The Price Is the Captain: Fishing for the Market
   3. The Social Dynamics of Development
   4. Notes
9. 10 CONCLUSION: CONSTRAINTS AND OPTIONS
   1. VFDP and Domestic Policy
   2. Was the Longana Fishing Project a Success?
   3. Was the Port Olry Fishing Project a Success?
   4. Options and Constraints
   5. Prospects for the Future
   6. Notes

1. 2 FIELDWORK
   1. Researching Fisheries Development in Port Olry
   2. Notes
2. 3 FISHING FOR FOOD
   1. Geographical Setting and Population
   2. Fishing for Consumption
   3. Consumption of Fresh Fish
   4. Other Purchased Foods
   5. Notes
3. 4 DEVELOPING VANUATU
   1. The Colonial Period
   2. Ni-Vanuatu and Commodity Production
   3. World War II
   4. Post-War Development
   5. The Struggle for Independence
   6. Longana and the Vanuaaku Pati
   7. Port Olry and Nagriamel
   8. Longana and Port Olry Compared
   9. Notes
4. 5 FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT
   1. Village Fisheries Project Applications
   2. CUSO Volunteers
   3. Fish Markets
   4. Export Potential
   5. Fisheries Research
   6. Deep Water Fishing in Small Boats
   7. Notes
5. 6 TRAVELLING HELPERS AND GRAND DESIGNS
   1. CUSO Cooperants' Expectations
   2. No Grand Designs: VFDP's Expectations of Volunteers
   3. A Travelling Helper in Lolowai Bay
   4. Notes
6. 7 CONSUMING DEVELOPMENT IN LONGANA
   1. What Does Development Mean in Longana?
   2. To Do Things on My Own: Expectations of the Jackers's Skipper
   3. St. Peter's Star: The Story of a VFDP Fishing Project, 1983-85
   4. Expectations Fulfilled?
   5. Notes
7. 8 A TROUBLED COMMUNITY
   1. Not Like Our Fathers, Not Like Our Sons
   2. A Woman's Work
   3. Notes
8. 9 MANAGING DEVELOPMENT IN PORT OLRY
   1. Remre: The Manager's Garden?
   2. The Price Is the Captain: Fishing for the Market
   3. The Social Dynamics of Development
   4. Notes
9. 10 CONCLUSION: CONSTRAINTS AND OPTIONS
   1. VFDP and Domestic Policy
   2. Was the Longana Fishing Project a Success?
   3. Was the Port Olry Fishing Project a Success?
   4. Options and Constraints
   5. Prospects for the Future
   6. Notes

1. 88a
2. 88b
3. 88c
4. 88d

Guide

ILLUSTRATIONS

1. Tables
   1. 1 Jackers's income and expenses
   2. 2 Fisheries project document for Jackers Fishing Company
   3. 3 Remre Fishing Association costs and profit as a percentage of sales
   4. 4 Sources of income for Port Olry Village, 1985
2. Figures
   1. 1 Structure of the graded society
   2. 2 Ode to tinned fish from a high school calendar
   3. 3 Recruiting brochure for CUSO-Vanuatu fisheries cooperants
   4. 4 Drawing of Etelis coruscans
   5. 5 Jackers Fishing Company monthly sales
   6. 6 Examples of house types in Port Olry
3. Maps
   1. 2 The Vanuatu archipelago fishing zones in relation to swells and prevailing winds
   2. 3 Santo Island
4. Photographs (following page 88)
   1. The white sand of Port Olry's sheltered beach
   2. St. Peter's Star, an Alia catamaran belonging to Jackers Fishing Company, moored in Lolowai Bay, Ambae
   3. A good day's catch trolling and deep water handlining
   4. Pascaline (research assistant for the study), the author, and her children (Sean and Channing) walk along Port Olry beach

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