Charles Robin-Collas and Company (CRC&C) was a fishing enterprise formed in 1886 that operated several fishing stations in Cape Breton and the Gaspé region, exporting fish to Europe, the Caribbean, New England, and South America in one of the largest global trade networks of the 19th century. The late 19th century marks a crucial transition in the company’s history characterized by technological innovation and the shift from a merchant-credit system to a cash economy. This article examines CRC&C letterbooks, which reveal the centrality of ecological circumstances and fishers’ agency in the company’s daily operations and in processes of social and economic change.La Charles Robin-Collas and Company (CRC&C) était une entreprise de pêche fondé...
Although the collapse of Atlantic Canada\u27s northern cod fishery may have been unexpected in terms...
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Although the cod fishery has most often been central to the many studies of socio-ecological change ...
The North Atlantic\u27s nineteenth-century fishing industry covered a vast geographic and socioecono...
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The truck system, the principal medium of exchange between merchants and fishing people in the outp...
An historical overview of the Newfoundland fisheries carried out by the British, French and American...
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In the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, the evolution of Fish Trades Associations and their Un...
The period of the Napoleonic Wars marked the virtual extinction of the transient fishery between Eng...
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At the origin of the prosperity of the large Breton fishing ports, the industrial trawler fleet comp...
Although the collapse of Atlantic Canada\u27s northern cod fishery may have been unexpected in terms...
The fisheries have had a profound influence on the development of human societies in the North Atlan...
Research PaperThere has been great transition of fisheries in Atlantic Canada especially in Newfound...
Beginning in the late 1700s, the management of the cod fishery in Cape Breton was dominated by the J...
Although the cod fishery has most often been central to the many studies of socio-ecological change ...
The North Atlantic\u27s nineteenth-century fishing industry covered a vast geographic and socioecono...
This paper uses a case study of class struggle in the late-eighteenth-century Newfoundland fishery t...
The truck system, the principal medium of exchange between merchants and fishing people in the outp...
An historical overview of the Newfoundland fisheries carried out by the British, French and American...
The author outlines the history of European fishermen's sailing of North American waters and the dis...
This is a collection of articles by the author and others meant to highlight current problems within...
In the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, the evolution of Fish Trades Associations and their Un...
The period of the Napoleonic Wars marked the virtual extinction of the transient fishery between Eng...
Suggested Bibliographic Reference: Challenging New Frontiers in the Global Seafood Sector: Proceedin...
At the origin of the prosperity of the large Breton fishing ports, the industrial trawler fleet comp...
Although the collapse of Atlantic Canada\u27s northern cod fishery may have been unexpected in terms...
The fisheries have had a profound influence on the development of human societies in the North Atlan...
Research PaperThere has been great transition of fisheries in Atlantic Canada especially in Newfound...