The United Nations has recently recognised the global community's environmental interests
in ocean governance through the Sustainable Development Goal 14. The marine …

Recent decades have seen a rapid increase in the diversity of ocean uses and threats,
leading to the Anthropocene ocean: a place fraught with challenges for governance such as …

The resilience of the global ocean (GO) as a condition of ocean health is a common concern
of States and international organizations due to the existing global problems. Solving them …

Increasing environmental, social and economic problems, born by unceasing economic
growth, have transformed our approach to the development concept. The 1980s saw the …

Once, for our ancestors, the ocean was a link between Heaven and Earth. Nowadays, the
World Ocean is a universal and common space for all humanity. It is difficult to assess …

Increasing use of ocean space, through land or sea industries, has over time caused
aggregated ecological problems as well as state jurisdictional issues thus leading to the …

Regional and global ocean governance share complex, co-evolutionary histories in which
both regimes–among others–interacted with and used the ocean and resources therein to …

Integrated maritime policies (IMPs) provide a comprehensive governance framework to
support the sustainable use of the seas and oceans while ensuring a horizon of prosperity …

Untitled Page 1 Page 2 Several disturbing issues pose a threat to the marine environment
and its wellbeing, among them marine environmental pollution and degradation of marine …

The legal systems for ocean governance and climate change governance are based on the
United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and the United Nations Framework …