International labour migration and fair employment in the Scottish fishing industry

苏格兰的渔业越来越依赖移民劳动力，苏格兰渔船上近三分之一的渔民来自英国以外。向移徙劳工的转变发生在仅仅18年的时间里，有关于恶劣工作条件、不平等报酬和强迫劳动的报告，但是，迄今为止，没有对渔业部门的国际劳工动态进行系统的分析。该博士学位（与苏格兰海洋学院合作）旨在填补这一空白，探索移民船员、更广泛的渔业和沿海社区之间的法律、经济和社会关系。鉴于以市场为基础的环境管理的流行，这将对渔业/环境政策作出重要的全球贡献。

Scotland's fishing industry is increasingly dependent on migrant labour, with almost 1/3 of fishers on Scottish vessels coming from outside the UK. The shift towards migrant labour has occurred over just 18 years and there have been reports of poor working conditions, unequal pay and forced labour, however, there is, to date, no systematic analyses of international labour dynamics in the fishing sector. This PhD (with Marine Scotland) aims to fill this gap exploring the legal, economic and social relationships between migrant crew, the wider fisheries industry and coastal communities. This will make an important global contribution to fisheries/environmental policy given the popularity of market-based management for environmental governance.