Empty oceans – humanizing ocean and seascapes for building transdisciplinary knowledge and practice

Bulanti, Laura Brum; Lagos, Ximena; Beramendi, Laura Marrero

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“…The issue is compounded by another feature of the Ocean-it is intransparent and practically uninhabitable to humans, with its habitats and denizens largely invisible and inaccessible to humans without technical assistance. Western views of the Ocean in particular portray it as vast, empty space, into which society may foray (mostly for economic purposes), but from which it is otherwise absent (Steinberg, 2001;Brum Bulanti et al, 2022). This paradigm still prevails in much of the use and management arrangements of the Ocean (Campbell et al, 2016), although images such as that of the "expanding margin" (Glavovic et al, 2015) which explicitly conceptualize marine spaces as social-ecological systems are now emerging.…”

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Grand challenges in marine governance for ocean sustainability in the twenty-first century

Ferse

2023

Front. Ocean Sustain.

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The twenty-first century is seeing multiple and accelerating anthropogenic threats to the Ocean which jeopardize the planetary system and human well-being. Given the urgency of this planetary emergency, ensuring Ocean sustainability and an equitable and just future for humanity and the planet requires unprecedented acceleration and innovation in the theory and practice of marine governance. This Perspective provides an overview of recent trends and emerging issues facing the Ocean. It outlines a number of Grand Challenges, or important areas to advance for scholars and practitioners of marine governance, namely the bridging of sectors and scales, connecting people and the seas, consideration of inclusivity, equity and justice, and innovating knowledge generation and the interface of science, society and policy. This will allow to address questions of how to achieve just, equitable and sustainable use of and interaction with the Ocean in the twenty-first century.

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Section: Connecting People and The Seasmentioning

confidence: 99%

Grand challenges in marine governance for ocean sustainability in the twenty-first century

Ferse

2023

Front. Ocean Sustain.

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Empty oceans – humanizing ocean and seascapes for building transdisciplinary knowledge and practice

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