Quality standards in polycentric systems: A case of shipping

Gritsenko, Daria; Roe, Michael

doi:10.1016/j.geoforum.2019.04.017

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“…Cullinane ( 2014) also asserts that with the estimated growth in shipping operations worldwide where most of these vessels continue to run on highly polluting heavy fuel oil, the urgency of an evolving environmentally benign shipping practice was optimized. The architecture of maritime environmental governance is hence characterized as polycentric and fragmented (Leeuwen, 2015;Lister et al, 2015;Gritsenko, 2014). In other words, the control of maritime pollution in shipping consists of different actors with multiple centres for decision-making.…”

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An Assessment of Sociotechnical Transition in Marine Warranty Survey Practice: Case of West Africa’s Marine and Cargo Project Management Against Risk

Sackey,

Lamptey,

Afful

et al. 2023

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As in Figure 1, the study proceeds to investigate and characterize the nature of the sociotechnical systems and transitions during operation in the maritime industry spared by the COVID-19 pandemic –comparing and examining cause and effect variables setting forth the relationship of complexity within the transition in the Gulf of Guniea area. The study also examines and contrasts best practices while drawing on the lessons learned. A case study approach was implemented where initial data gathering was achieved through a targeted survey. This was followed by a select interview to examine specific concerns arising from the survey outcome before a field observation was carried out. The study finds respondents highlighted the emerging need for green energy towards ecological sustenance as highly ranked among factors rapidly spearheading socio-technical transition in the maritime and offshore energy industry in West Africa. 67 percent also viewed the health crisis as a positive force in the sociotechnical transition in the maritime and offshore energy industry. These findings agreed with researchers who found that during the pandemic’s lockdown and restrictions, carbon emissions across the globe were reduced by 5.4 percent. Again, 87 percent found the need to be physically present on the survey site critical to safe operations and success. This notwithstanding, the period saw the introduction and scaling of remote marine surveys. Finally, 81.4 percent of respondents found the use of remote technology on the marine survey site to be essential to operations success while limiting the movement of the attending surveyor on site.

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An Assessment of Sociotechnical Transition in Marine Warranty Survey Practice: Case of West Africa’s Marine and Cargo Project Management Against Risk

Sackey,

Lamptey,

Afful

et al. 2023

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“…51 Cf. Fischer- Lescano and Teubner (2004); Grabowski (2013); Gritsenko and Roe (2019). and policies develop within multiple arenas and in an interplay of diverse actors of varying influence who pursue their own particular objectives and strategies.…”

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Functions and Objectives of Corporate Liability for Transboundary Environmental Harm

Gailhofer¹

2022

Corporate Liability for Transboundary Environmental Harm

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The goal of this chapter is to understand the functions and objectives of environmental liability law. This task requires going beyond the traditional perspective of the judge or the lawyer to a certain extent, as these roles are usually concerned with the restitution of or compensation for environmental damage that has already occurred, a repressive perspective which is typically contrasted with the preventive function of environmental liability. In line with the latter function, liability law can be considered as a regulatory approach to cope with environmental problems and thus as a complement or alternative to other instruments of international law which are designed to minimise or eliminate environmental risks.

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Quality standards in polycentric systems: A case of shipping

Cited by 7 publications

References 105 publications

An Assessment of Sociotechnical Transition in Marine Warranty Survey Practice: Case of West Africa’s Marine and Cargo Project Management Against Risk

An Assessment of Sociotechnical Transition in Marine Warranty Survey Practice: Case of West Africa’s Marine and Cargo Project Management Against Risk

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