Towards Coastal Resilience and Sustainability (Paperback, 1)

1. Introduction PART I: THEORY AND METHODS 2. A Transitions Perspective on Coastal Sustainability 3. Barriers, Limits and Limitations to Resilience 4 Exploring transition pathways as an alternative approach for the integrated management of Irish estuaries and coasts 5. Catalysing transitions through the informational governance of climate change advocacy: Using Web 2.0 in the surfing world 6. Cultivating diverse values by rethinking blue economy in New Zealand PART II: EMPIRICAL APPROACHES 7. Participatory processes for implementation in Aotearoa New Zealand’s multi-use/user marine spaces? Unacknowledged and unaddressed issues 8. Transition Management in Coastal Agriculture ? Evidence from the German Dairy Industry 9. They sow the wind and reap bioenergy ? Implications of the German energy transition on coastal communities in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany 10. Considering social carrying capacity in the context of sustainable ecological aquaculture 11. Deltas in transition ? climate change, land use and migration in coastal Bangladesh PART III: APPLIED MANAGEMENT 12. Coastal Sediment Management as a Response to Intensifying Storms and Sea Level Rise: A Case Study 13. Data & Policy Scale Mismatch in Coastal Systems: the potential of μUAS as new tools for monitoring coastal resilience 14. Scale mismatches: old friends, and new seascapes in a planning regime 15. The varying economic impacts of Marine Spatial Planning across different geographical scales: a Q methodology study 16. Steps towards the sustainable management of sediment in ports and harbours 17. The human geographies of coastal sustainability transitions (Stephen Axon) PART IV: SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE 18. Coastal Environmental Vulnerability: Sustainability & Fisher livelihoods in Mumbai, 19. Creative and constrained hybridizations in subarctic Inuit communities: communal fishery development in Nunatsiavut, Canada 20. Tourism in The Coastal Zone: Livelihoods and Opportunity for Youth in Dominica CONCLUSION Outlook for Coastal Transitions