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

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Ocean Governance for Sustainability Transformation,ective, supported by up-to-date literature. This is followed by a brief explanation of how the chapters in the book are organized into three parts, and how each chapter contributes to the book’s content, including a final chapter that outlines the takeaway points for students, researchers and policy

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Knowing the Ocean: Epistemic Inequalities in Patterns of Science Collaborationly valuable ways of knowing and doing in the sciences are far from equally participating in shaping ocean development discourses, decision-making and governance processes affecting the future of ocean sustainability. This chapter provides a theoretical basis for unpacking such epistemic inequalities

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Post-War Reconnaissance of Japanese Fishery and Ocean Science and Its Contribution to the Developmene science of finding the fish was a critical step in the global expansion of tuna fishing throughout the subsequent decades. While the paper acknowledged the Japanese contribution to the construction of the science, the publication also masked the importance of the contribution.

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Making Marine Spatial Planning Mattermarine governance issues. Drawing on Flyvbjerg’s vital treatise on phronetic social science, this chapter will explore: where is MSP going; who gains and loses, and how they do so; is this desirable, and if not, what can be done to make MSP matter? I particularly focus on mechanisms of winning and l

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Marine Governance as a Process of Reflexive Institutionalization? Illustrated by Arctic Shippingic and private actors to challenge discursive spaces and to change the rules of the game, in order to find solutions for environmental, spatial, economic, and social problems at the Arctic Ocean? The analysis shows forms of institutionalization as structural reflectiveness in which the dominant disc

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