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Australia And Canada Have Been At The Forefront Of Efforts To Operationalize Integrated Oceans And Coastal Management. Throughout The 1990s Both Countries Devoted Considerable Effort To Developing Strategies To Give Effect To International Ocean Management Obligations.this Key Book Focuses On Principles Of Marine Environmental Conservation And Management, Maritime Regulation And Enforcement, And Regional Maritime Planning And Implementation. With Contributions From Respected Scholars, This Informative Book Collectively Assesses The Obligations, Compliance, Implementation And Trends I The Sea Change Towards Principled Oceans Governance / Donald R. Rothwell And David L. Vanderzwaag -- Beyond The Buzzwords: A Perspective On Integrated Coastal And Ocean Management In Canada / Aldo Chircop And Larry Hildebrand -- Operationalizing Integrated Coastal And Oceans Management In Australia: The Challenges / Veronica Sakell -- The Application Of Compliance And Enforcement Strategies On Canada's Pacific Coast / Francois Bailet, Janna Cumming, And Ted L. Mcdorman -- Integrated Maritime Enforcement And Compliance In Australia / Sam Bateman... [et Al.] -- Canada And The Precautionary Principle/approach In Ocean And Coastal Management: Wading And Wandering In Tricky Currents / David L. Vanderzwaag, Susanna D. Fuller, And Ransom A. Myers -- Australia And The Precautionary Principle: Moving From International Principles To Domestic And Local Implementation / Lorne K. Kriwoken, Liza D. Fallon, And Donald R. Rothwell -- Marine Ecosystem Management: Is The Whole Greater Than The Sum Of The Parts? / Bruce G. Hatcher And Roger H. Bradbury -- Ecosystem Bill Of Rights / Richard J. Beamish And Chrys-ellen M. Neville -- Community Involvement In Marine And Coastal Management In Australia And Canada / Marian Binkley... [et Al.] -- Aboriginal Title And Oceans Policy In Canada / Dianna Ginn -- Canada's Seas And Her First Nations: A Colonial Paradigm Revisited / Russ Jones -- Indigenous Rights In Th
This volume investigates the comparative effectiveness of Australian and Canadian frameworks in operationalizing integrated oceans and coastal management principles. The authors, David L. VanderZwaag and Donald R. Rothwell, curate a collection of scholarly contributions that analyze how these two nations have translated international maritime obligations into domestic policy. The text examines the intersection of environmental conservation, regulatory enforcement, and the inclusion of indigenous rights within modern maritime governance structures.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this work as a foundational comparative study for scholars and policymakers interested in international maritime law and environmental governance. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which provides a rigorous examination of the legal and administrative hurdles inherent in managing complex marine ecosystems.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2006-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203967933
ISBN-13:
9780203967935
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