Integrating stakeholder knowledge, views and needs in marine or maritime spatial planning
(MSP) processes is important from a governance and social sustainability perspective both …

Marine spatial planning (MSP), which is a step-by-step approach for the ecosystem-based
management (EBM) of global oceans, enables human activity and marine and coastal …

Coastal zones are dynamic, rich environments, now densely populated, and increasingly
challenged by human and climate-change pressures. Effective long-term integrated coastal …

The governance of shared waters involves complex interactions between actors and
institutions embedded in different legislative approaches, cultures and administrative …

This article employs a multi-disciplinary planning and political science perspective to
examine transboundary marine spatial planning (TMSP) in European sea basins through a …

As an instrument intended, amongst other things, to reduce transboundary conflicts,
Transboundary Marine Spatial Planning (TMSP) has gained significant attention by coastal …

In the realm of significant technological research and innovation within the marine economy,
enterprises and academic research institutions often grapple with a lack of innovation …

Abstract In the European Union, Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) has been regarded as a
means of promoting the sustainable growth of the blue economy. Consequently, where the …

Achieving sustainability goals in shared marine ecosystems is often undermined by different
nation state marine governance systems, conflict over jurisdictional boundaries, and …

This article examines whether the concept of territorial governance (TG) accurately captures
the nature of governance and policymaking in transboundary marine spatial planning …