A Marine-Biology-Centric Definition of Ocean Connectivity and the Law of the Sea

The inter-connectedness of marine ecosystems has been repeatedly acknowledged in the relevant literature as well as in policy briefs. Against this backdrop, this article aims at further reflecting on the question of to what extent the law of the sea takes account of or disregards ocean connectivity....

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Autores principales: Elise Johansen, Irene Vanja Dahl, Alexander Lott, Philipp Peter Nickels, Ingrid Solstad Andreassen
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:458ad6e319b841a8ae3a930cd932fadb2021-11-23T12:57:02ZA Marine-Biology-Centric Definition of Ocean Connectivity and the Law of the Sea2387-456210.23865/arctic.v12.3292https://doaj.org/article/458ad6e319b841a8ae3a930cd932fadb2021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://arcticreview.no/index.php/arctic/article/view/3292/5907https://doaj.org/toc/2387-4562The inter-connectedness of marine ecosystems has been repeatedly acknowledged in the relevant literature as well as in policy briefs. Against this backdrop, this article aims at further reflecting on the question of to what extent the law of the sea takes account of or disregards ocean connectivity. In order to address this question, this article starts by providing a brief overview of the notion of ocean connectivity from a marine science perspective, before taking a closer look at the extent to which the law of the sea incorporates the scientific imperative of ocean connectivity in the context of four examples: (i) straits, (ii) climate change and ocean acidification, (iii) salmon and (iv) the ecosystem approach to fisheries. Tying the findings of the different examples together, this study concludes by stressing the need of accommodating ocean connectivity not only in the interpretation and implementation of the existing law (of the sea) but also in its further development.Elise JohansenIrene Vanja DahlAlexander LottPhilipp Peter NickelsIngrid Solstad AndreassenCappelen Damm Akademisk NOASParticleoceanconnectivityecosystem approachclimate changeocean acidificationstraitsfisheriessalmonloscland-sea interfaceLawKENNOArctic Review on Law and Politics, Vol 12, Iss 0, Pp 190-206 (2021)
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topic ocean
connectivity
ecosystem approach
climate change
ocean acidification
straits
fisheries
salmon
losc
land-sea interface
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spellingShingle ocean
connectivity
ecosystem approach
climate change
ocean acidification
straits
fisheries
salmon
losc
land-sea interface
Law
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Elise Johansen
Irene Vanja Dahl
Alexander Lott
Philipp Peter Nickels
Ingrid Solstad Andreassen
A Marine-Biology-Centric Definition of Ocean Connectivity and the Law of the Sea
description The inter-connectedness of marine ecosystems has been repeatedly acknowledged in the relevant literature as well as in policy briefs. Against this backdrop, this article aims at further reflecting on the question of to what extent the law of the sea takes account of or disregards ocean connectivity. In order to address this question, this article starts by providing a brief overview of the notion of ocean connectivity from a marine science perspective, before taking a closer look at the extent to which the law of the sea incorporates the scientific imperative of ocean connectivity in the context of four examples: (i) straits, (ii) climate change and ocean acidification, (iii) salmon and (iv) the ecosystem approach to fisheries. Tying the findings of the different examples together, this study concludes by stressing the need of accommodating ocean connectivity not only in the interpretation and implementation of the existing law (of the sea) but also in its further development.
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author Elise Johansen
Irene Vanja Dahl
Alexander Lott
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Ingrid Solstad Andreassen
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title A Marine-Biology-Centric Definition of Ocean Connectivity and the Law of the Sea
title_short A Marine-Biology-Centric Definition of Ocean Connectivity and the Law of the Sea
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