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Sustaining Coatal Zone Systems,Paul Tett,Autun Sandberg,Anne Met

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Book Title
Sustaining Coatal Zone Systems,Paul Tett,Autun Sandberg,Anne Met
ISBN
9781906716271
Publication Year
2011
Type
Textbook
Format
Paperback
Language
English
Publication Name
Sustaining Coastal Zone Systems
Item Height
234 mm
Author
Paul Tett, Anne Mette, Autun Sandberg
Publisher
Dunedin Academic Press
Subject
Geography & Geosciences, Biology
Item Weight
426 g
Item Width
156 mm
Number of Pages
189 Pages

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The Coastal Zone is the long narrow interface between land and ocean that is a dynamic area of natural change and of increasing human use . The interface is the strip of land, up to 200 km wide, that is inhabited by nearly half the world's human population, plus the fringing sea. Together, these areas contain more than half the planet's natural and man-made wealth in the form of buildings, infrastructure and machinery, human social capital, and the natural ecosystems that provide food, shelter, waste disposal and other services to people. All these assets are threatened by increasing human demands on natural resources and by global changes in climate, elemental cycling, and economic systems. Protecting them requires policies and procedures aimed at sustainability, but environmental protection is only part of the answer. The 'human factor' must also be addressed. This book introduces a 'systems approach' to understanding and managing complex interactions between the natural ecosystems and the human economies and societies in the coastal zone. It draws examples from a successful European research project to show how 'communicative rationality', and the construction of models of 'socio-ecosystems', can be used to help stakeholders, environmental managers, and policy-makers choose between alternative solutions to coastal zone problems. It brings together key ideas about environmental management from the natural, social, and economic, sciences, and will interest all those looking for solutions to environmental problems that take account of human needs and wishes, and use existing human institutions. Complete in itself, and written in non-specialized language, in order to communicate across a range of disciplines, the book is intended to inform academics and professionals about this new approach in coastal zone management, to enrich the final years of degree courses in ecology and geography, resource economics, environmental science and management, and the sociology of environmental conflict and risk. It links to a web-site where are described in detail and a range of examples provided for of this approach to the coastal zone.

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Dunedin Academic Press
ISBN-13
9781906716271
eBay Product ID (ePID)
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Number of Pages
189 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Sustaining Coastal Zone Systems
Publication Year
2011
Subject
Geography & Geosciences, Biology
Type
Textbook
Author
Paul Tett, Anne Mette, Autun Sandberg
Format
Paperback

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Item Height
234 mm
Item Weight
426 g
Item Width
156 mm

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Paul Tett, Anne Mette, Autun Sandberg
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