Dynamism in the open-access practices to eco-resources in maritime Asian world

东南亚出口的金枪鱼、石斑鱼、鱼翅、海参等珍贵海洋资源是引发东南亚人口流动的关键因素之一。该项目调查了高度“流动”的海洋社区的形成过程，其中资本，材料和信息已经动态交易。CITES和CBD等全球环境协定不仅在保护海洋生态系统中的野生动物方面发挥着重要作用，而且往往使非物质渔业文化或遗产崩溃。项目关注环保主义与当地实践的关系，寻求更好的合作关系。

Precious maritime resources such as tuna fish, grouper fish, sharks fin, sea cucumber which have been exported to outside world from Southeast Asia, are the one of the main keys to trigger population movement within Southeast Asia. The project investigated formation processes of highly "mobile" maritime communities within which capitals, materials, and information have been dynamically traded. Global environmental agreements (GEAs) such as CITES and CBD not only play an important roles to conserve wildlife in marine eco-system but also such agreements often collapse intangible fishing cultures or heritage. The project paid attention to relationship between environmentalism and local practices in search for better collaborative relationship.