Coastal governance

Reference

Actors in Coastal Governance Guide

Stocker L.. 2014. Actors in Coastal Governance Guide.

Adaptive governance for a changing coastline: science, policy and publics in search of a sustainable future

Nicholson-Cole S., O'Riordan T.. 2009. Adaptive governance for a changing coastline: science, policy and publics in search of a sustainable future. Adapting to climate change: thresholds, values, governance.

Coastal Adaptation to Climate Change: A Scenario Planning Tool

Stocker L.. 2014. Coastal Adaptation to Climate Change: A Scenario Planning Tool.

Enhancing the Knowledge-Governance Interface: Coasts, Climate and Collaboration

Clarke B., Stocker L., Coffey B., Leith P., Harvey N., Baldwin C., Baxter T., Bruekers G., Galano G.D., Good M. et al.. 2013. Enhancing the Knowledge-Governance Interface: Coasts, Climate and Collaboration. Ocean & Coastal Management.. 86(88-99)

Governance Framework Analysis Guide

Wood D., Stocker L.. 2014. Governance Framework Analysis Guide.

Marine biodiversity conservation governance and management: Regime requirements for global environmental change

Lockwood M, Davidson J, Haward M., Hockings M, Kriwoken L.. 2012. Marine biodiversity conservation governance and management: Regime requirements for global environmental change. Ocean and Coastal Management. 69

Social cultural influences on current and future coastal governance

Hofmeester C., Bishop B., Stocker L., Syme G.. 2012. Social cultural influences on current and future coastal governance. Futures. 44(8)

Spanning the Boundary between Climate Science and Coastal Communities: Opportunities and Challenges

Shaw J, Stocker L., Galano G.D.. 2013. Spanning the Boundary between Climate Science and Coastal Communities: Opportunities and Challenges. Ocean & Coastal Management. 86

Reference Annotation

Nicholson-Cole S., O'Riordan T.. 2009. Adaptive governance for a changing coastline: science, policy and publics in search of a sustainable future. Adapting to climate change: thresholds, values, governance.

Aim/objectives:

Discusses the opportunities for adaptive governance of England’s coastline in response to climate change.

Geographic Focus:

Methods:

case study

Coastal Cluster Partner Agencies