Peer Reviewed Journal Articles
Singeo, A. and C.E. Ferguson. (2022) “Lessons from Palau to end parachute science in international conservation research.”. Conservation Biology, e13971.
Ferguson, C.E., Kristen Marie Green, Shannon Switzer Swanson. (2022). "Indigenous food sovereignty is constrained by “time imperialism”". Geoforum, 133, p.20-31. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.geoforum.2022.05.003
Ferguson, C. E., Nathan J. Bennet, Willy Kostka, Robert Richmond, and Ann Singeo. (2022) “The tragedy of the commodity is not inevitable: Indigenous resistance prevents high-value fisheries collapse in the Pacific Islands”. Global Environmental Change, 73.
1 citation as of August 4, 2022
Ferguson, C. E., Teri Tuxson, Sangeeta Mangubhai, Stacy Jupiter, Hugh Govan, Victor Bonito, Semese Alefaio, Maxine Anjiga, Jonathan Booth, Tracey Boslogo, Delvene Boso, Ambroise Brenier, Akanisi Caginitoba, Ana Ciriyawa, Joeli Bili Fahai’ono, Margaret Fox, Andy George, Hampus Eriksson, Alec Hughes, Eugene Joseph, Sean Kadannged, Eferemo Kubunavanua, Sesimani Loni, Semisi Meo, Fiorenza Micheli, Elizah Nagombi, Rebecca Omaro, Anouk Ride, Annisah Sapul, Ann Singeo, Karen Stone, Margaret Tabunakawai-Vakalalabure, Marama Tuivuna, Caroline Vieux, Vutaieli B. Vitukawalu, and McKenzie Waide. (2022). “Local practices and production confer resilience to rural Pacific food systems during the COVID-19 pandemic”. Marine Policy, 137.
6 citations as of August 4, 2022
Rebecca E. Short, Gelcich, S., David L. Little, Fiorenza Micheli, Lucie Hazen, Edward H. Allison, Xavier Basurto, Ben Belton, Melba Reantaso, Cecile Brugere, Simon R. Bush, Ling Cao, Beatrice Crona, Philippa J. Cohen, Omar Defeo, Peter Edwards, Caroline E. Ferguson, Nicole Franz, Christopher D. Golden, Benjamin S. Halpern, Christina Hicks, Derek Johnstone, Alexander M. Kaminski, Sangeeta Mangubhai, Rosamond L. Naylor, U. Rashid Sumaila, Shakuntala H. Thilsted, Michelle Tigchelaar, Colette C.C. Wabnitz, and Wenbo Zhang. (2021). “Harnessing diversity of small-scale actors key to aquatic food futures”. Nature Food, pp.1-9.
22 citations as of August 4, 2022
Ferguson, C.E., 2021. A rising tide does not lift all boats: Intersectional analysis reveals inequitable impacts of the seafood trade in fishing communities. Frontiers in Marine Science, 8, p.246.
15 citations as of August 4, 2022
Bordner, A.S., Ferguson, C.E. and Ortolano, L., 2020. Colonial dynamics limit climate adaptation in Oceania: Perspectives from the Marshall Islands. Global Environmental Change, 61, p.102054.
28 citations as of August 4, 2022
For Practitioners
Mangubhai, S., Caroline E. Ferguson, Chelcia Gomese, and Aliti Vunisea. “Practical ways to implement gender-sensitive fisheries and aquaculture research in the Pacific.” SPC Women in Fisheries Bulletin #35, March 2022.
Singeo, A., Caroline E. Ferguson, Iseko Willyander, Reid Endress, Surech Bells, and Bryan Endress. “Key findings from Palau’s gender and marine resources assessment: Women and men both important for use, management, and youth empowerment.” SPC Women in Fisheries Bulletin #33. September 2021.
Ferguson, C.E., Singeo, A. and Ferrier-Loh, A.. "Bridging fishers’ and Western scientific knowledges to farm sea cucumbers in a community setting in Palau", SPC Women in Fisheries Bulletin #31. March 2020.
Ferguson, C. E. "Winners and losers in the export of sea cucumbers from Palau", SPC Women in Fisheries Bulletin #30. September 2019.
For General Audiences
Jupiter, Stacy, Teri Tuxson,, Caroline E. Ferguson, and Sangeeta Mangubhai. “Pacific Islanders’ Food-Sharing Customs Ensure Resiliency in Face of Disaster.” Op-ed, Truthout, August 4, 2022.
Bordner, A.S. & Ferguson, C.E. "The Marshall Islands could be wiped out by climate change – and their colonial history limits their ability to save themselves", The Conversation. December 11, 2020.
39,735 reads as of Jan. 11, 2022
Ferguson, C.E. "Marshallese-Americans Commemorate 73 Years in Exile", Hyphen Magazine. May 20, 2019.
