Rethinking Maritime Spatial Planning – Marine Coastal Cultures
College of Hamburg: 11-Thirteenth September 2019
Underneath the EU Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) Directive, Member States are tasked with the preparation of maritime spatial plans by 2021. These plans are required to take account of land-sea interactions. Expertise thus far, nonetheless, signifies that MSP occupies a special institutional and coverage house to land-based terrestrial spatial planning. Similtaneously MSP is turning into established as a proper coverage instrument utilized in a coordinated method throughout Europe, European spatial planning has reached an deadlock, with a discernible shift away from bold spatial methods during the last 20 years. Moreover, as insurance policies and practices of built-in coastal zone administration are displaced by a spotlight of consideration on MSP, there’s a threat of a ‘new coastal squeeze’ the place the land and marine turn into institutionalised as distinct coverage areas. This interdisciplinary workshop goals to discover and critically replicate on the capability for MSP and spatial planning extra broadly to deal with the challenges posed by the sustainable governance of the land-sea interface. Particularly, we’ll concentrate on the spatial dimensions of MSP and spatial planning on the coast. Key subjects for dialogue and reflection embrace the capability of MSP to work with relational connections throughout house and the potential to have interaction with place-based knowledges and a number of methods of figuring out the ocean.
The workshop will embrace a mixture of keynote displays, interactive break-out periods and a restricted variety of analysis papers solicited by an open name for papers (to be introduced shortly).
The workshop will probably be run collectively beneath the auspices of the: 1) Marine Spatial Planning Analysis Community (MSPRN), and
2) AESOP (Affiliation of European Colleges of Planning) Thematic Group on Transboundary Areas, Coverage Diffusion, Planning Cultures)
The workshop is hosted by the College of Hamburg, Institute for Geography
Lead Organiser: Dr. Cormac Walsh, cormac.walsh(at)uni- hamburg.de
Confirmed keynote audio system embrace Prof. Simin Davoudi (Newcastle College, UK) and Claudia Bode (THING Collective)
