Current regulatory and policy priorities, simply put, express two main ethical arguments for preserving marine environments. The first is utilitarian and focuses on encouraging the sustainable and judicious use of ocean resources for current and future human use. Regulatory environments [...]
Marine spatial planning (MSP) is an approach to optimizing ocean management by aligning geospatial resources with sectoral needs and interactions. Considering international Blue Economy commitments, MSP acts as a complimentary, reliable management tool that allows for environmental sustainability, economic viability, [...]
The conceptualisation behind Blue Economy manifests from an endeavour to sustainably manage diverse economic activities that emerge in the world’s oceans. There are, however, mounting concerns affiliated with the interchanges between development, environmental integrity, and social trust. Simultaneously, there is [...]
This Ph.D. project pursues to explore how the concept of sustainability could be incorporated as a corporate strategy within Environmental Management Accounting and Controls (EMAC) and how EMAC could be improved towards Sustainability Management Accounting and Controls (SMAC) to [...]
There is broad agreement between spheres of science, management, politics and business that good evidence and analysis should be central to addressing complex environmental problems. There is less agreement on how this should be achieved. There are substantial barriers, [...]
The aims of this PhD project will be to apply a novel mix of behavioural economics and qualitative/quantitative methods to explore and expand knowledge of: Domain and place-based risk and perceptions of the trade-offs relating to climate, the environment and [...]
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