Titlebook: Maritime Spatial Planning; past, present, futur Jacek Zaucha,Kira Gee Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), un

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The Ocean Perspective,s and developing socio-economic and technological capacities. This chapter presents three Western ways of looking at the ocean. Each emerged at a particular period, but all continue to shape today’s conceptions of the ocean. There are many other ways of conceptualising the ocean, and different conce

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Challenges and Opportunities for Ecosystem-Based Management and Marine Spatial Planning in the Irisns. The location of the Irish Sea, between major historical industrial centres, its history of use and exploitation, combined with its hydrographic characteristics, have led to the current patterns of use. EBM efforts have been ongoing for over a decade but political boundaries have led to fragmente

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Systematic Conservation Planning as a Tool to Advance Ecologically or Biologically Significant Areaomic and environmental objectives. Systematic Conservation Planning (SCP) can contribute to MSP because it is also spatially explicit, deliberately seeks to reduce conflict and generates an evidence-based prioritisation of ocean-space use. Importantly, SCP includes biodiversity representation and pe

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,Maritime Spatial Planning and the EU’s Blue Growth Policy: Past, Present and Future Perspectives,a-basins with regard to blue sector development, it underlines the need for a differentiated definition and policy support for Blue Growth. We argue that MSP should be adapted towards the different Blue Growth support needs of countries, regions and maritime sectors throughout Europe. The success of

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Politics and Power in Marine Spatial Planning,t is failing to foster paradigm shifts towards sustainable governance. The gap between MSP theory and practice is due to its asocial and apolitical implementation. This narrow version of MSP has been advanced through post-political planning and uncritical rationalities. The result is a choreographed

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Towards a Ladder of Marine/Maritime Spatial Planning Participation, and exchange are still at an early stage. This chapter is based on the need to assess and compare participation processes across cases and countries and foster learning to develop public participation in MSP. Based on theoretical reflections, but anchored in results derived from the BaltSpace and t