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Criticizes some aspects of the Norwegian oil policy, where policy makers have moved to serve oil companies instead of the public. For example, the oil deal between Norway and Turkmenistan that Norwegian politicians actively lobbied for prohibits them from criticizing the human rights situation in Turkmenistan. As six of the world's ten largest companies operate in the oil industry, these interests are hard to bypass. L. Pitkaniemi

Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Publisher's Note -- Contents -- Prologue -- 1 The New Fish Comes into Being -- 2 The Pioneers Build an Industry -- 3 The Salmon Louse Finds Its Niche -- 4 Recounting Summers by the River -- 5 The New Fish Finds Its Color -- 6 The New Fish Escapes -- 7 The New Fish Is Attacked by Lice -- 8 The New Fish Raises Warnings -- 9 The New Fish Gets Sick -- 10 A Salmon Researcher Is Silenced -- 11 Big Plans for the New Fish -- 12 Fixing the New Fish -- 13 A Tangent Leads to a Monster -- 14 A Sad Story About a Mysterious Substance -- 15 Might the New Fish Be Healthy After All? -- 16 The Little Shrimp and a Fatal Poisoning -- 17 A Chief Takes a Stand -- 18 We Get to the Heart of the Matter -- 19 A Mysterious Disappearance -- 20 The Story of a Tragic Hero -- 21 Saving the World with the New Fish -- 22 We Go to a Conference About . . . Lice -- 23 We Are Fascinated by a Wealthy Young Man -- 24 Encountering a Dreamer -- 25 A Researcher Asks: How Healthy Is the Fish? -- 26 The New Fish Makes an Enemy -- 27 The New Fish Conquers a New Land -- 28 When You Write about Salmon -- 29 We Reflect on What We Have Learned -- 30 We Seek One Last Secret Paradise -- Epilogue -- Major Players -- About the Authors -- References -- Index.