Ways of World Knowing: Local Knowledge, Coastal Communities, and Equitable Ocean Governance
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Ways of World Knowing: Local Knowledge, Coastal Communities, and Equitable Ocean Governance

by Marcel Jaspars, Michela Massimi, Abbe E.L. Brown

Environmental Science Indigenous Knowledge Ocean Governance
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Ways of World Knowing explores the role of local knowledge in coastal communities for achieving equitable ocean governance. Drawing on interdisciplinary insights, it examines how diverse perspectives can inform sustainable marine policies and foster inclusive environmental management practices.

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Ways of World Knowing examines the integration of local knowledge from coastal communities into broader frameworks for ocean governance. It highlights the importance of equitable approaches in managing marine resources.

The authors delve into the ways in which traditional and community-based insights contribute to effective environmental policies. This work emphasizes collaboration between local stakeholders and global initiatives.

Through a focus on coastal areas, the book addresses challenges in sustainable ocean management. It promotes inclusive strategies that respect diverse ways of understanding the world.

Overall, it advocates for governance models that prioritize fairness and community involvement in ocean affairs.

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