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Comparative Ocean Governance examines the world's attempts to improve ocean governance through place-based management - marine protected areas, ocean zoning, marine spatial planning - and evaluates this growing trend in light of the advent of climate change and its impacts on the seas. This monograph opens with an explanation of the economics of the oceans and their value to the global environment and the earth's population, the long-term stressors that have impacted oceans, and the new threats to ocean sustainability that climate change poses. It then examines the international framework for ocean management and coastal nations' increasing adoption of place-based governance regimes. The final section explores how these place-based management regimes intersect with climate change adaptation efforts, either accidentally or intentionally. It then offers suggestions for making place-based marine management even more flexible and responsive for the future. Environmental law scholars, legislators and policymakers, marine scientists, and all those concerned for the welfare of the world's oceans will find this book of great value.

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Book category Books in English Earth sciences, geography, environment, planning The environment Pollution & threats to the environment

• Full title: Comparative Ocean Governance - Place-Based Protections in an Era of Climate Change
• Author: Robin Kundis Craig
• Language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 200
• EAN: 9781781951910
• ID: 04844939
• Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
• Weight: 306 g
• Dimensions: 234 × 156 × 11 mm
• Date of publishing: 29. November 2013

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