Titlebook: Ocean Governance; Knowledge Systems, P Stefan Partelow,Maria Hadjimichael,Anna-Katharina Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2023 German Institute of Development

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Managing Fish or Governing Fisheries? An Historical Recount of Marine Resources Governance in the Coary images of fish and fisheries have been shaped under the cultural construction of power, wealth and exclusion, and also as one of poverty and marginalization. This perception was formed on early notions of natural (marine) resources access and use that were born within the colonial machinery that

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Post-War Reconnaissance of Japanese Fishery and Ocean Science and Its Contribution to the Developmen the study of the effects of climate and ocean variability on fish abundance. After World War II, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service worked with the Supreme Commander Allied Powers staff in Tokyo to find and translate scientific documents about tuna and oceanography, for use by Americans trying to s

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Making Marine Spatial Planning Mattere working towards the development of their first plans under the Maritime Spatial Planning Directive. Internationally, UNESCO and the European Commission have launched their MSP Global initiative to speed up the implementation of MSP around the world. MSP is also framed as being a key mechanism for

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The Past, Present and Future of Ocean Governance: Snapshots from Fisheries, Area-Based Management Tot sea and increasingly places a strong focus on marine environmental protection and the conservation of marine resources, with the aim of ensuring a healthy and productive ocean while sustaining a resilient ocean-based economy. Premised on this observation, this chapter aims to reflect on the past,

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The Diverse Legal and Regulatory Framework for Marine Sustainability Policy in the North Atlantic – cies across governance levels, maritime sectors, and between different countries. This can hinder effective Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) and prevent harmonious cross-sectoral cooperation, and importantly, cross-border or trans-boundary collaboration. These may in turn have serious implications fo

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International Fisheries Law: Past to Futurengs, values and rules for use of the ocean. The contemporary Law of the Sea regime, as reflected in the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), provides a global legal order for the control of diverse activities carried out in the ocean, aiming to achieve balanced relationship

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Managing Land Sea Interactions: Case Studies of Coastal Governance in Four EU Member Statesut the risk of damage from land based pollutants is rising, along with increased economic uses and activities in marine and coastal areas. While it is accepted that land sea interactions need to be managed, and uses and activities in our marine and coastal areas must be regulated, the complexity and

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Sustainable Seafood Consumption: A Matter of Individual Choice or Global Market? A Window into Dublior perceived as a popular option even by those living in close proximity to the sea, especially in the western world. Common culprits are usually identified as a lack of specialized shops, culinary knowledge or as the disconnection with local coastal cultural heritage. This is, for instance, the cas