The Caribbean Blue Economy (Hardcover, 1)

1 The Blue Economy as a global initiative Pawan G. Patil, John Virdin and Charles S. Colgan 2 Blue Economy opportunities and challenges for the Wider Caribbean Peter Clegg, Robin Mahon, Patrick McConney and Hazel A. Oxenford 3 The Blue Economy winners and losers in the Wider Caribbean Nicole Leotaud, Alexander Girvan and Sasha Jattansingh 4 The State of Marine Ecosystems that Support Blue Economies in the Wider Caribbean Hazel A. Oxenford and Robin Mahon 5 Implications of climate change for Blue Economies in the Wider Caribbean Michael A. Taylor, Mona K. Webber, Tannecia S. Stephenson, Felicia S. Whyte 6 The role of coastal and marine planning in achieving Blue Economies Lorna Inniss, Lucia Fanning, Robin Mahon and Margaux Remond 7 Valuation of ecosystem services as a basis for investment in Blue Economies Peter W. Schuhmann 8 National ocean governance as a foundation for blue economic development? Patrick McConney and Sanya Compton 9 Regional ocean governance: An imperative for addressing Blue Economy challenges and opportunities in the Wider Caribbean Lucia Fanning and Robin Mahon 10 Fisheries as a key component of Blue Economies in the Wider Caribbean Hazel A. Oxenford and Patrick McConney 11 Tourism in the Caribbean and the Blue Economy ? Can the two be aligned? Peter Clegg, Janice Cumberbatch and Karima Degia 12 The role of shipping and marine transport in developing Blue Economies David Jean-Marie 13 Renewable energy: an emerging Blue Economy sector Indra Haraksingh　 14 Is there a future for the oil and gas sector within the Caribbean’s Blue Economy? Anthony T. Bryan 15 The future of deep-seabed minerals and marine genetic resources in Blue Economies Laleta Davis-Mattis 16 The role of waste management in underpinning the Blue Economy Christopher Corbin 17 Financing the Blue Economy in the Wider Caribbean? Justin Ram and Donna Kaidou-Jeffrey 18 Limits and opportunities in supporting the Blue Economy ? A diplomat’s view Sir Ronald Sanders 19 The Blue Economy in the Wider Caribbean: what is possible, what is probable and what is not Robin Mahon, Hazel A. Oxenford, Patrick McConney and Peter Clegg