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Den rechtlichen Schutz der Meere durch Instrumente der „Koproduktion von Wissen" und der Beteiligung zu analysieren, ist ein wichtiger Beitrag zur Eindämmung des Klimawandels. Basierend auf einer Co-Creation-Methode, die disziplinäre Grenzen überschreitet und partizipative Ansätze fördert, eröffnet der vorliegende Band Perspektiven zum Meeresschutz durch nationales, regionales und internationales Recht.
Contents
Eva Julia Lohse/Margherita Paola Poto/Violeta S. Radovich: Introduction: Co-creation as a Legal Methodological Approach for Inclusive Climate and Marine Governance - Annamaria Bonomo/Nicolo Carnimeo/Eva Julia Lohse/Margherita Paola Poto: New Horizons of Administrative Law and Participation through Co-Creation: A Focus on Blue Governance - Laura Vita/Margherita Poto: Ocean Literacy for All: From Theory to Practice - Annamaria Bonomo/Francesco Blasi: Participation and Co-Creation in Connection with Marine Renewable Energy - Violeta Radovich: Marine areas beyond national jurisdiction or marine areas within natural jurisdiction and beyond national jurisdiction? An ocean-centered perspective: rights of nature (RoN) and indigenous peoples and local communities' (IPLC's) knowledge integration - Valeria Berros: Rights of Nature (at Sea) and participatory approaches - examples from Latin America - Isabelle Zundel: Perspectives from the East African Crude Oil Pipeline: Participation and co-creation in the nexus of energy access, climate change and human rights - Jebby Gonza/Elia Mwanga/Omondi R. Owino: Regional Community Courts as an Engine for Co-Creation and Climate Change Governance: Perspectives on Climate Change Litigation from East African Law - Violeta Radovich/Giuliana Panieri: Extreme Environments: Emerging from Ocean into Outer Space Regulation - introducing Ocean-Space Sustainability - Eva Julia Lohse/Margherita Paola Poto/Violeta S. Radovich : Concluding remarks: the future of co-creation after 2030
