Publications in peer-reviewed journals

1. Kim Anh, Nguelifack, Tram Anh, Jolly (2023), African Ocean Health Production Function: Policy Implications, Journal of Coastal Research, Vol 39(3), pp. 519-530, 2023.
2. Le, Armstrong. Choice of climate risk adaptive measures in shrimp farming—A case study from the Mekong, Vietnam. Aquaculture Economics & Management, 2023.
3. Ngoc, Xuan, Borger, Hien, Hao, Trinh and Nghiep. Exploring fishers' pro-environmental behavioral intention and support for policies to combat marine litter in Vietnam Marine Pollution Bulletin, Vol 200, 2024
4. Le, Armstrong, Brækkan, Eide. Climatic events and disease occurrence in intensive Litopenaeus vannamei shrimp farming in the Mekong area of Vietnam. Aquaculture, Vol 587, 2024.
5. Xuan, B. B., Sandorf, E. D., Ngoc, Q. T. K., & Phong, T. N. Consumer Demand for Sustainably Produced Shrimp. Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 69(3), 526–539. Portico., 2025. 
6. Xuan, Khanh Ngoc, Armstrong, Vondolia, & Nam . Understanding non-compliance with rights-based fisheries management in Vietnam. Environmental and Resource Economics, 89:16, 2026.
7. Ngoc Q.T.K., Xuan, B.B., & Nam, P.K.  The dual role of small-scale fisheries on food security and poverty eradication in Vietnam: A latent profile analysis. World Development, (200), 107300, 2026.

Other publications

1. Mladinich, Shumway, Vondolia and Ward. Plastics in the sea: An overview. Chapter 1 in Plastics in the Sea: Occurrence and Impacts, Shumway and Ward (eds), Plastics in the sea: An overview - ScienceDirect , Elsevier, 2025.
2. Abalansa, Mahrad, Vondolia, Icely and Newton. Social-economic aspects of marine plastics debris and management. Chapter 12 in Plastics in the Sea: Occurrence and Impacts, Shumway and Ward (eds). Social-economic aspects of marine plastics debris and management - ScienceDirect, Elsevier, 2025.
3. Dewi, Luky and Duy: A Social-ecological Network Analysis for Understanding Small-scale Fisheries Management in Sukabumi Coastal, West Java Province, Indonesia | BIO Web of Conferences Volume 176, 2025.

 Reports:

 1. UCC Breaking the Glass Ceiling workshop report 2024

Presentations at IIFET conference, Penang, July 2024

1. Presentation 1: A Network Approach to Understanding Small-Scale Fisheries Governance: The Case of West Java Coastal Fisheries, Indonesia- Fitria Dewi Raswatie, IPB
2. Presentation 2: Analysing the relationship between fishing subsidies and technical efficiency- The case of gillnet fishery in Java sea, Indonesia- Dina Lianita Si, IPB
3. Presentation 3: The Role of Ecosystem Value and Stakeholder Participation in Marine Spatial Planning: The Case of Indramayu Regency- Danang Pramudita, IPB
4. Presentation 4: Preferences for nature-based solution to coastal zone protection in Ghana: A case of mangrove forest management- Delali Aku Tunyo, UCC
5. Presentation 5: Unraveling the drivers of adoption of Improved Fish Smoking Technology among SSF: A case study of the Ahotor oven in Ghana- Godwin K. Vondolia, UCC
6. Presentation 6: Livelihood resilience of small-scale fisheries-dependent households: A systematic review- Kwabena Nkansah Darfor, UCC 
7. Presentation 7: External and internal dirvers for Vietnamese shrimp exporting firms toward sustainable initatives- Tran Thuy Chi, NTU
8. Presentation 8: Building supply chain resilience in the context of  fishery sector: a conceptual framework- Huynh Thi Ngoc Diep, NTU
9. Presentation 9: Fisheries Management for Food Security and Poverty Eradication: The Case of Small-Scale Fisheries in Vietnam- Quach Thi Khanh Ngoc, NTU
10. Presentation 10: Subsidies and a case of offshore gillnet fisheries in Vietnam- Nguyen Ngoc Duy, NTU
11. Presentation 11: Analyzing technical inefficiency and production risk in aquaculture – the stochastic frontier production function with double heteroskedasticity- Le Kim Long, NTU
12. Presentation 12: Analyzing fishing capacity of Vietnam’s handline fishery in the South China Sea- Le Kim Long, NTU
13. Presentation 13: Consumer demand for sustainably produced shrimp in Vietnam- Bui Bich Xuan, NTU