Governing the oceans: A study into Norway’s ocean governance regime in the wake of United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

Fasoulis, Ioannis

doi:10.1016/j.rsma.2021.101983

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“…Consequently, due to the complexity of these interrelationships, the wide range of disciplines involved and the complex transition from the MDGs (2000MDGs ( -2015 to the SDGs (2015-2030), scientific research has a fundamental role to play in the success of the SDGs. Although the evolution of this discourse has been the focus of much of the academic literature [15][16][17][18][19][20][21], a comprehensive discursive analysis of the transition from the MDGs to the SDGs has not yet been carried out. As a result, it is impossible to get a single starting point from which to access this topic.…”

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Analyzing the Scientific Evolution of the Sustainable Development Goals

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Development must balance social, economic, and environmental sustainability; it is for this reason that the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are integrated, in fact, action in one of them will affect outcomes in others. In consequence, research on the SDGs is broad, complex, and fragmented due to the great diversity of disciplines and approaches involved, making it difficult to obtain valuable and unbiased information for future studies. As a result, a comprehensive review of contributions could provide a comprehensive critical perspective. This article applies SciMAT software to analyze the evolution of this field of research through a systematic literature review of bibliographic records on the SDGs and a review based on bibliometric analysis of 10,272 selected records. Additionally, hidden themes and their development in this field from 1990 to 2020 have been identified to produce strategic diagrams, graphs of thematic evolution and performance indicators of the research field in different periods. The results obtained show a constantly evolving scientific field, from its initial focus on the millennium goals to the gradual inclusion of the current SDGs. They provide field experts with a comprehensive overview of the status quo and predict the dynamic directions of future research, serving as a basis for the development of new strategies for the implementation of the SDGs.

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