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国际会议提交摘要 Engendering Globalization in the Fisheries: a Theoretical Approach The intensification of global economic relations within fisheries over the past several decades has spawned an effort to assess the impacts of globalization on local fisher-folk communities. With a few exceptions, however, relatively little attention has been paid to the gendered nature of globalization within the fisheries sector despite the fact that such trends bear significantly on food security and poverty reduction in local fishing communities. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the gendered nature of globalization and its impacts on fisher-folk livelihoods. Drawing on recent research in the international political economy of agriculture and field research conducted in Kerala, India, the paper examines how globalization trends and processes impact local labor processes, how local norms and ideologies of gender and identity give specific form to such impacts, and how the livelihood opportunities of various groups of individuals and households are thereby affected. The analytical framework adopted in this study is multi-scalar in approach and integrates insights from commodity chain analysis, livelihoods analysis, and feminist household economy studies. An intended outcome of the analysis presented is to suggest how the utilization of such a framework offers a means by which we might theoretically understand the gendered nature of globalization in resource-based economies. 学术期刊论文摘要 Ionic and Biochemical Factors in the Serum of Cultured Beluga, Huso huso In Early Stages Abstract: A study was conducted to assess ionic (calcium, potassium, sodium and magnesium) and biochemical factors (total protein and cholesterol) in the Beluga Huso huso under rearing conditions. Different age group (2, 4 and 5 years) Belugas were cultured in the freshwater ponds in the culture center of Shahid Marjani near Gorgan city in Iran. The fish were anaesthetized and blood samples were collected and cent