Climate
change
has
been
recognised
as
a
major
concern
in
coastal
hotspots
exposed
to
multiple
climate
hazards
under
regionally
specific
characteristics
of
vulnerability.
We
review
the
emerging
research
and
current
trends
academic
literature
on
risk
adaptation
from
human
security
perspective.
The
ecological
socioeconomic
developments
are
analysed
for
key
areas,
including
infrastructure;
water,
food
fisheries;
health;
mobility;
conflict,
taking
different
geographical
contexts
areas
islands,
megacities
deltas
into
consideration.
Compounding
cascading
interactions
require
integrative
policy
approaches
address
growing
complexity.
Governance
mechanisms
focus
management
adaptation,
nature-based
solutions
community-based
considering
their
synergies
trade-offs.
This
perspective
allows
holistic
view
risks
vicious
circles
societal
instability
systems
interconnectedness
dimensions
necessary
sustainable
transformative
most
affected
hotspots.
One Earth,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
7(9), С. 1614 - 1629
Опубликована: Авг. 13, 2024
To
address
the
ongoing
deterioration
of
marine
ecosystems
and
its
consequences
on
livelihood,
European
Union
(EU)
now
aims
to
achieve
30%
coverage
Marine
Protected
Areas
(MPAs),
with
10%
under
strict
protection
per
region.Here,
we
provide
first
assessment
levels
EU
MPAs,
describing
level
legal
restrictions
activities
using
MPA
Guide
framework.While
MPAs
covered
11.4%
national
waters
in
2022,
0.2%
were
fully
or
highly
protected.As
much
as
86%
showed
low
protection,
would
not
be
considered
compatible
conservation
objectives
they
allow
industrial
activities.Most
minimal
across
Member
States,
sea
regions,
types
MPAs.The
network
likely
provides
limited
ecological
outcomes.Reaching
EU's
target
will
require
radical
changes
regulations
MPAs.
Cambridge Prisms Coastal Futures,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
2
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
Abstract
Climate
change
has
been
recognised
as
a
major
concern
in
coastal
hotspots
exposed
to
multiple
climate
hazards
under
regionally
specific
characteristics
of
vulnerability.
We
review
the
emerging
research
and
current
trends
academic
literature
on
risk
adaptation
from
human
security
perspective.
The
ecological
socioeconomic
developments
are
analysed
for
key
areas,
including
infrastructure;
water,
food
fisheries;
health;
mobility;
conflict,
taking
different
geographical
contexts
areas
islands,
megacities
deltas
into
consideration.
Compounding
cascading
interactions
require
integrative
policy
approaches
address
growing
complexity.
Governance
mechanisms
focus
management
adaptation,
nature-based
solutions
community-based
considering
their
synergies
trade-offs.
This
perspective
allows
holistic
view
risks
vicious
circles
societal
instability
systems
interconnectedness
dimensions
necessary
sustainable
transformative
most
affected
hotspots.
MAST. Maritime studies/Maritime studies,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
22(4)
Опубликована: Окт. 11, 2023
Abstract
Blue
economy
developments
entail
an
industrialization
of
the
world’s
ocean
and
coastal
areas,
placing
growing
pressures
on
marine
environment
ecosystems.
Moreover,
competition
for
space
resources
increases
likelihood
social
conflicts.
Marine
spatial
planning
has
been
presented
as
a
tool
that
can
avoid
or
mitigate
However,
there
is
need
more
thorough
analysis
conflicts
linked
to
blue
economy.
The
objective
this
paper
analyze
characteristics
how
they
are
shaped
by
institutional
context
sustainability
discourses.
This
study
also
explores
perspectives
conflict
management
pathways
toward
sustainable
transformations
in
planning.
Empirically,
we
use
two
case
studies
growth
industries
Norway:
(1)
offshore
wind
energy
development
(2)
aquaculture
development.
Through
these
cases,
take
close
look
at
established
principles
procedures
which
regulate
Our
shows
current
framed
handled
through
institutionalized
practices
management.
findings
twofold.
First,
not
easily
categorized
common
typologies
(i.e.,
user-user,
user-environment)
but
increasingly
appear
be
all
actors
frame
reference
discussing
possible
desirable
futures.
Second,
necessarily
negative
process.
In
fact,
often
uncover
unsustainable
create
potential
positive
transformations.
Land,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
13(3), С. 362 - 362
Опубликована: Март 13, 2024
Coastal
areas
provide
ecosystem
services
(ES),
including
a
wide
range
of
cultural
(CES).
This
study
aims
to
operationalize
the
ES
approach
for
integrated
assessment
and
mapping
coastal
CES
through
case
eastern
Baltic
Sea
coast
in
Latvia.
It
explores
an
interdisciplinary
enhance
planning,
leveraging
strengths
plural
disciplines
ensure
more
holistic
representation
CES.
A
set
methods
techniques
from
landscape
ecology
(e.g.,
characterization,
quality
assessment,
biophysical
mapping)
social
sciences
(participatory
GIS,
stakeholder
engagement
events,
nationwide
survey)
are
developed
tested,
particularly
demonstrating
links
correlations
between
character
values
well-being
dimensions.
The
results
illuminate
main
perceived
benefits
that
people
gain
areas,
highlighting
different
perspectives
stakeholders.
Finally,
helped
construct
proposals
sustainable
tourism
development
area.
outcomes
intended
assist
planners
decision-makers
evaluating
potential
trade-offs
regions.
research
contributes
advancement
spatial
planning
methodologies,
emphasizing
importance
informed
decision-making.
Latin American Perspectives,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Май 24, 2025
The
search
for
renewable
energy
and
the
growing
protest
against
large-scale
development
projects
have
intensified
socioenvironmental
conflict
in
Latin
America.
In
this
paper
I
set
out
a
fresh
perspective
on
conflict,
contrasting
developmental
interests
with
traditionalist
interests.
Although
between
developers
communities
or
conservationists
is
nothing
new,
argue
that
its
heightened
intensity
can
be
understood
as
post-Marxist
class
actor
coalitions
consistently
cut
across
traditional
class,
regional,
national,
public-private
cleavages.
describe
fundamental
logics
underlying
two
groups,
sources
of
their
legitimacy,
narratives
supporting
them,
power
imbalance
them.
then
look
at
case
study
involving
an
attempted
European
windfarm
investment
rural
Oaxacan
village
Mexico.
This
new
significant
because
impacts
major
investors
marginalized
communities,
rising
awareness
rights
protections
vulnerable
communities.
La
búsqueda
de
energías
renovables
y
la
creciente
protesta
contra
los
proyectos
desarrollo
gran
escala
han
intensificado
conflictos
socioambientales
en
América
Latina.
En
este
artículo
propongo
una
perspectiva
renovada
sobre
dichos
conflictos,
contraponiendo
intereses
del
con
tradicionalistas.
Aunque
el
enfrentamiento
entre
promotores
comunidades
o
conservacionistas
no
es
nuevo,
sostengo
que
su
intensidad
puede
entenderse
como
un
conflicto
clases
corte
posmarxista,
coaliciones
actores
atraviesan
forma
sistemática
las
divisiones
tradicionales
clase,
región,
nacionalidad
sector
público-privado.
Describo
lógicas
e
fundamentales
ambos
grupos,
fuentes
legitimidad,
narrativas
sustentan
desequilibrio
poder
ellos.
Posteriormente,
analizo
estudio
caso
inversión
fallida
parque
eólico
europeo
comunidad
estado
Oaxaca,
México.
Este
nuevo
significativo
tanto
por
impactos
grandes
inversionistas
generan
marginadas
conciencia
derechos
protecciones
poblaciones
vulnerables.
MAST. Maritime studies/Maritime studies,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
23(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 6, 2024
Abstract
Worldwide,
marine
conflicts
are
growing
in
frequency
and
intensity
due
to
increasing
global
demands
for
resources
(Blue
Growth)
climate
change.
This
article
introduces
a
collection
Maritime
Studies
on
pathways
sustainability
an
era
of
Blue
Growth
We
posit
that
while
conflict
can
be
problematic,
it
also
play
positive
role
bringing
about
societal
change,
by
highlighting
unsustainable
unjust
practices
trigger
transformation.
However,
left
unattended,
festering
hinder
just
equitable
present
two
distinct,
yet
arguably
complementary,
lenses
through
which
researchers
working
with
engage
conflicts.
First,
social-ecological
systems
approach
engages
examining
the
interdependencies
between
human
ecological
related
governance
arrangements,
promoting
collaborative
learning
action,
exploring
adaptive
strategies
seek
resolution.
Second,
political
ecology
addresses
power
dynamics
resource
(mal)distributions,
arguing
fair
governance,
emphasizing
need
address
historical
current
injustices
at
root
Next,
we
insights
diverse
transformational
pathways,
including
importance
searching
common
ground
reconfiguration
relations
as
key
steps
understand
inform
research.
conclude
indicating
more
research
settings
is
needed
forwarding
intersectionality
promising
productively
reframe
disrupt
debilitating
effects
deep-rooted
This
paper
discusses
how
Marsascala,
a
coastal
town
in
Malta,
has
been
urbanized
over
the
years,
with
particular
attention
to
development
of
tourist
industry.
In
this
regard,
Bruce
Young’s
(1983)
“general
model
process
‘touristization’
and
landscape
change”
is
engaged
conjunction
other
conceptualisations
tourism
urban
development.
contributes
following
sustainable
goals
respectively,
3
(Good
Health
Wellbeing);
8
(Decent
Work
Economic
Growth);
11
(Sustainable
Cities
Communities);
14
(Life
Below
Water);
15
on
Land),
respect
quality
life,
urbanization
respective
social,
environmental,
economic
impacts,
through
recommendations
for
Marsascala
similar
localities.
