The Ecosystem Approach in Ocean Planning and Governance
David Langlet, Rosemary Rayfuse
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David Langlet, Rosemary Rayfuse
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Preface maps/mapping processes and legal and administrative measures; and participation and dispute management/resolution pertaining to marine resources.Presentations related to both international and EU law as well as domestic law and planning processes.The chapters in this book represent the outcome of that conference.As in any project of this nature, many thanks are due.First and foremost, we offer our thanks to the Department of Law at the University of Gothenburg, which is where this project and the collaboration between the editors first took root, Professor Rayfuse having been appointed as a Visiting Professor at the Department for 2014-2017.While it is always invidious to mention a few names only, we would like to thank all those who enabled, through their work and commitment or through their financial contributions, Professor Rayfuse's appointment as well as the establishment of a Chair and an associated wellendowed research environment in Ocean
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Preface maps/mapping processes and legal and administrative measures; and participation and dispute management/resolution pertaining to marine resources.Presentations related to both international and EU law as well as domestic law and planning processes.The chapters in this book represent the outcome of that conference.As in any project of this nature, many thanks are due.First and foremost, we offer our thanks to the Department of Law at the University of Gothenburg, which is where this project and the collaboration between the editors first took root, Professor Rayfuse having been appointed as a Visiting Professor at the Department for 2014-2017.While it is always invidious to mention a few names only, we would like to thank all those who enabled, through their work and commitment or through their financial contributions, Professor Rayfuse's appointment as well as the establishment of a Chair and an associated wellendowed research environment in Ocean
Key concepts: Corporate governance, Marine spatial planning, Ecosystem approach, Ecosystem, Ecosystem-based management, Environmental resource management, Ecosystem services, Marine ecosystem