Bycatch amounts to tens of millions of tonnes of fish every year.Aquaculture has one important advantage over open-access fisheries: it can be more easily governed.
It attracted conquerors — Alexander the Great, the Parthians, the Arabs, the Mongols — but because of its considerable size (it is almost a hundred and ninety thousand square miles), its inhospitable terrain, and its fierce tribalism it was not easily governed.
Foucault (1984) coined this concept to account for the ways through which capillary forms of power insert themselves into actions, attitudes, and discourses to produce a particular kind of person and population-productive, but docile and easily governed.
First, the Conservatives' problem can be summed up quite easily: governments can govern.
And when that government came, it was not destined to govern easily: the unwieldy big tent of centre-left, centre and centre-right was for months hamstrung by the legal affairs of Berlusconi, convicted last August of tax fraud.
Tokens can govern themselves and track every transaction, so no central stock exchange is necessary and no nation's government can easily regulate the instruments.
This process is "forwarded by the artifice of politicians" (T 3.2.2.25), who assist nature by cultivating widespread esteem for justice and abhorrence of injustice in order to govern more easily.
Ten years ago, the Liberal Democratic Party governed easily with its comfortable parliamentary majority, stifling debate and co-opting other parties with budgetary sweets to secure their added support as needed.
The 8.8 million dogs that live here easily ride public transportation, sometimes govern the sidewalks and are warmly welcomed in restaurants.
So long as the coalition holds together, it can govern nearly unchallenged and easily alter Serbia's Constitution with the 176 seats it is expected to hold.
