Fishing in the Amazonian Forest: A Gendered Social Network Puzzle

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Fishing in the Amazonian Forest: A Gendered Social Network Puzzle

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We employ social network analysis (SNA) to describe the structure of subsistence fishing social networks and to explore the relation between fishers' emic perceptions of fishing expertise and their position in networks. Participant observation and quantitative methods were employed among the Tsimane' Amerindians of the Bolivian Amazon. A multiple-regression quadratic assignment procedure was used to explore the extent to which gender, kinship, and age homophilies influence the formation of fishing networks. Logistic regressions were performed to determine the association between fishers' expertise, their sociodemographic identities, and network centrality. We found that fishing networks are gendered and that there is a positive association between fishers' expertise and centrality in networks, an association that is more striking for women than for men. We propose that a social network perspective broadens understanding of the relations that shape the intracultural distribution of fishing expertise, as well as natural resource access and use.

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《Society and Natural Resources》 |2017年第6期|690-706|共17页
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Fishing expertise; gender relations; perceptions; social network analysis; social status; Tsimane' Amerindians;

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