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List Of Figures List Of Tables List Of Contributors Foreword: Michelle Voyer Editors Acknowledgements INTRODUCTION Blue Economy: People and Regions in Transitions PART 1): BE People – A Blue Economy for who? A Blue Economy for who? Linking marine social sciences with blue economy discourse Effective Stakeholder Engagement in Coastal Transitions: Floating away from the DAD model toward the MOM method Community acceptance of Blue Energy: Future research trajectories for understanding place-technology fit preferences Conflicts and Communities: Marine Aquaculture and the Blue Economy Of fragile communities and big dreams: the Finnafjordur harbour project in Northeast Iceland PART 2) BE Regions – Blue Economies in Place The Blue Economy and Its Geographies: The Case of Turkey Experimentation and enactive research: Building a knowledge infrastructure for marine social science The Blue Economy, Climate, Tourism, and Social Injustice in Barbuda Conceptualizing entangled Blue Economy and Marine Spatial Planning: Netting Blue Growth and Sustainable Seas in the UK Blue Economy Agenda for the Baltic Sea Region PART 3) BE Futures Blue Economies in Transition Deciding port futures: Ports of Auckland, Marine Spatial Planning and contested ethics in Blue Economy plan making Blue Economy Policies in the European Union: The Case of French Maritime Clusters. The Evolution of Blue Carbon: Exploring the Burgeoning Role of Macroalgae in Carbon and Nitrogen Sequestration Strengthening industry and academic links through transdisciplinary action research: An introspective reflection of a collaborative water quality, biodiversity, and aquaculture initiative CONCLUSION Situating Just Transitions: Sustainability, Innovation, and Inclusion in the Blue Economy?
