Titlebook: Ocean Governance; A Way Forward Yen-Chiang Chang Book 2012 The Author(s) 2012 Good Ocean Governance.Governance of Marine Resources.Maritim

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Yen-Chiang Changg interactions between the bases due to hydrophobic and dispersion forces as well as to hydrogen bonding interactions between the polar atoms of the bases and water molecules; and (3) the conformational energy of the sugar—phosphate backbone. In its preferred conformations, the polynucleotide backbo

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Yen-Chiang Changctions in bacteria and plant cell walls, and their storage functions in glycogen and starch. Nevertheless, structure and flexibility of saccharides are recognized as having a deep and specific influence in several biological processes: protein protection, maintenance of conformational integrity, and

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Getting Into a New Era: Good Ocean Governance, the ., ., ., ., ., ., . and .. The chapter also provides examples from international treaty and State practice for each element of good governance. The aim of this exercise is to distinguish each individual element of good governance for the purposes of establishing criteria for a further examinati

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Ocean Governance: It is Time to Change,ding appropriate ocean governance actions. It is for these reasons that ‘joined-up’ efforts began to emerge. Such efforts are likely to cut across spatial boundaries in the context of marine ecosystems, reflecting an evolving realisation of how the marine environment operates, which will enable the

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