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Marine Protected Areas: Territorializing Objects and Subjectivities
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Territorialisation processes at sea are particularly complex because the oceans have been legally and politically framed as unoccupied and empty of social institutions, reducing them to open access spaces.
“Territorialisation processes at sea are particularly complex because the oceans have been legally and politically framed as unoccupied and empty of social institutions, reducing them to open access spaces (Chmara-Huff 2014;Mansfield 2001;Mulrennan and Scott 2000;Russ and Zeller 2003;Steinberg 1999).”
From Fluid geographies: marine territorialisation and the scaling up of local aquatic epistemologies on the pacific coast of Colombia (2018) · cites this paper as Chmara-Huff 2014
Political and legal framings of the sea as an open-access public good have neglected the existence of marine social processes.
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- Chmara-Huff, F.
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- EchoGéo
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- 2014
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- 29
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