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1 author picked Marine Food Fishes and Fisheries of Sabah as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This is a rare book that we won't get to see published nowadays. Van drew a lot of information about the food cultures, cuisine, and fisheries on the Sabah side of the South China Sea.
If read carefully, it also gives a glimpse into the Borneo side of the South China Sea and its neighboring region.
From Van's list on The best books for seeing the South China Sea beyond geopolitics.
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