Elspeth Probyn is Professor of gender and cultural studies, University of SydneyKate Johnston is Postdoctoral Fellow with FoodLab Sydney at the Sydney Environment Institute. Nancy Lee works in research strategy and translation at the University of Sydney.

This vital volume describes a volume — the oceans — whose suffering sea-changes today require novel modes of governing, breathing, eating, timekeeping, building, and being. The book’s store of essays provides much needed equipment for re-orienting maritime and marine writing, thinking, and acting in these, our unsustainable times.

• SECTION 1 - PRACTICES OF CARE1.Oceanic Regime Shift / Lesley Green 2.“The sea is empty.” Fishers, migrants and a watery humanism / Elspeth Probyn 3.Speculative Harbouring at Blackwattle Bay: Interdisciplinary pedagogies and the politics of care / Kate Johnston; Susanne Pratt4.Caring for Tuna of the Western Indian Ocean: Where the politics and ecology meet / Mialy Andriamahefazafy; Christian A. Kull; Pamima Leste; Patsy Theresine; Safina EchaSECTION 2 - FISH AS FOOD: CONSUMING AND SUSTAINING5.The Multiple Meanings of Fish: Policy disconnections in Australian seafood Governance/ Sonia Garcia Garcia; Kate Barclay; Rob Nicholls6.What is a Fresh Fish? Knowledge and lived experience in the UK and Portugal / Monica Truninger; João Baptista; David M. Evans; Peter Jackson; Nádia Carvalho Nunes7.Late Nights and Live Tanks: Entanglements of caring at Golden Century / Nancy Lee 8.Catfish: Halal, green or disgusting? Investigating practices of traditional farming and care in Indonesia / Arum Budiastu

Elspeth Probyn is Professor of gender and cultural studies, University of SydneyKate Johnston is Postdoctoral Fellow with FoodLab Sydney at the Sydney Environment Institute. Nancy Lee works in research strategy and translation at the University of Sydney.

This vital volume describes a volume — the oceans — whose suffering sea-changes today require novel modes of governing, breathing, eating, timekeeping, building, and being. The book’s store of essays provides much needed equipment for re-orienting maritime and marine writing, thinking, and acting in these, our unsustainable times.

• SECTION 1 - PRACTICES OF CARE1.Oceanic Regime Shift / Lesley Green 2.“The sea is empty.” Fishers, migrants and a watery humanism / Elspeth Probyn 3.Speculative Harbouring at Blackwattle Bay: Interdisciplinary pedagogies and the politics of care / Kate Johnston; Susanne Pratt4.Caring for Tuna of the Western Indian Ocean: Where the politics and ecology meet / Mialy Andriamahefazafy; Christian A. Kull; Pamima Leste; Patsy Theresine; Safina EchaSECTION 2 - FISH AS FOOD: CONSUMING AND SUSTAINING5.The Multiple Meanings of Fish: Policy disconnections in Australian seafood Governance/ Sonia Garcia Garcia; Kate Barclay; Rob Nicholls6.What is a Fresh Fish? Knowledge and lived experience in the UK and Portugal / Monica Truninger; João Baptista; David M. Evans; Peter Jackson; Nádia Carvalho Nunes7.Late Nights and Live Tanks: Entanglements of caring at Golden Century / Nancy Lee 8.Catfish: Halal, green or disgusting? Investigating practices of traditional farming and care in Indonesia / Arum Budiastu