International Collaboration in Ocean Science and Governance

This book introduces a novel model to explain how the co-design and co-delivery of ocean science knowledge and solutions is influenced by ocean stakeholders with asymmetric power and resources, policy incentives and ocean conflict, ocean narratives, different knowledge systems, security concerns, principles, formal and informal rules, and communication competences. Using the International Collaboration in Ocean Science model as a basis, the book advances with three lines of inquiry: ontological security of ocean science participants, the Ocean Decade and human well-being, and strategic narratives about international collaboration in ocean science. Through these, Carolijn van Noort shows the enabling and constraining conditions of co-creating ocean knowledge and solutions. Theoretically novel, the book provides a compelling framework for scholars to study ocean science collaboration

Develops a conceptual bridge between International Relations and Marine Social Sciences Explores global aspirations of human, ocean, and planetary well-being Draws attention to the international politics of the ocean, blue growth, and ocean governance transformation

Autorentext

Carolijn van Noort is Associate Professor in Blue Governance at Aalborg University in Denmark.

Inhalt

Chapter 1 Introduction.- Chapter 2 A Model for Co-designing and Co-delivering Ocean Science Knowledge and Solution.- Chapter 3 Ontological Security and Ocean Science Collaboration.- Chapter 4 Strategic Narratives and International Collaboration in Ocean Science.- Chapter 5 The Ocean Decade and Human Well-being.- Chapter 6 Conclusion.