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This paper provides a comprehensive overview of ocean multi-use research, analyzing its origins, trajectory, and driving forces. It uses the Bibliometrix R package to examine the social, geographical, and conceptual dimensions of multi-use scientific production, comparing findings to research on multiple-use Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) and Marine Spatial Planning (MSP). The paper identifies research gaps, emphasizing the need for transdisciplinarity in translating this marine policy concept into practical implementation and extending its application beyond European seas.
Publisher
npj Ocean Sustainability
Published On
Feb 18, 2024
Authors
Josselin Guyot-Téphany, Brice Trouillet, Sereno Diederichsen, Elea Juell-Skielse, Jean-Baptiste E Thomas, Jennifer McCann, Céline Rebours, Marinez Scherer, Peter Freeman, Fredrik Gröndahl, John Patrick Walsh, Ivana Lukic
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ocean multi-use research
Marine Protected Areas
Marine Spatial Planning
transdisciplinarity
scientific production

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