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Title	Date	Reference	Authors	Call #	ISSN
Who is governing food systems? Power and legal pluralism in lobster traceability	2011	Journal of legal pluralism and unofficial law 64 (): xiii, 121-48	Courtenay E. Parlee Melanie G. Wiber	H6/KFNC [JOURNAL-]	0732-9113
Matrifocality and women's power on the Miskito coast	2007	Ethnology 46 (2): 133-49	Laura Hobson Herlihy	H6 [ETHNOLOGY-]	0014-1828
Lobster and groundfish management in the Gulf of Maine: a rational choice perspective	2006	Human organization 65 (3): 240-52	James M. Acheson	H6/KF [APPLIED-]	0018-7259
Strategies, conflict, and the emergence of territoriality: the case of the Maine lobster industry	2004	American anthropologist 106 (2): 296-307	James M. Acheson Roy J. Gardener	*H6 [AMERICAN-]	0002-7294
Property as social relation: right of 'kindness' and the social organization of lobster fishing among northeastern Nova Scotian Scottish Gaels	2004	Human organization 63 (3): 320-33	Anthony Davis John Wagner	H6/KF [APPLIED-]	0018-7259
Mi'kmaq people and tradition: Indian Brook lobster fishing in St. Mary's Bay, Nova Scotia	2003	Papers of the Algonquian conference 34 (): 303-10	Simone Poliandri		0031-5671
Rational choice, culture change, and fisheries management in the Gulf of Maine	2002	Research in economic anthropology 21 (): 133-59	James M. Acheson
Lobster war rages on: the Marshall decision and First Nations' fight for resources	2001	Native Americas 18 (3/4): 80-7	Bruce Johansen		1092-3527
Folk management, 'soft evolutionism', and fishers' motives: implications for the regulation of the lobster fisheries of Maine and Newfoundland	1993	Human organisation 52 (4): 414-20	C T Palmer