The literature has identified significant barriers to sustainable management of coastal
resources due to lack of integration between science, policy and practice. The social and …

The relationships among science, scientist, policy and policy-makers are extremely complex
and variable. Each issues or problem; each mix of constituencies to that problem or issue; …

This paper argues for a stronger integration of marine sciences and coastal management
studies that generates better formulated marine policies and viable policy implementation …

Abstract Integrated Coastal Management has seen an on-going debate on the best way of
integrating knowledge with political decision-making across the so-called 'science–policy …

Complex coastal management challenges often span ecological and political boundaries,
and involve competing demands from groups advocating alternative coastal management …

Science, Information, and Policy Interface for Effective Coastal and Ocean Management
presents a wealth of knowledge that enhances current best practices to achieve more …

The effectiveness of coastal management in developing countries is widely perceived to be
inhibited by a lack of scientific data on the coastal zone. To try to fill this need for information …

The world's coastal resources are under pressure, even more so under climate change with
90% of the world's population living near or along our coastal zone. Ecologically, this zone is …

Important changes are needed to disciplinary theories and methods to support
interdisciplinary and integrated ocean and coastal management policies and …

Sustainability Science invokes a co-produced approach to research between researchers
and managers, involving a shared participatory, policy-centred process. The COREPOINT …