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- Title
- Living up to the brand : greening Aotearoa's marine policy / by Michael McGinnis
- Content partner
- National Library of New Zealand
- Collection
- Index New Zealand
- Description
Describes a number of management principles and planning tools that can support the development of an ecosystem-based approach to marine governance in New Zealand. Overviews the changing socio-ecological context in New Zealand, then provides a summary of recent legislative developments and other activities that are likely to influence the country's future marine policy. Focuses on the need for the central government to support several principles of integrative, ecosystem-based marine manage...
- Format
- Journal
- Date created
- Feb 2012
- Creator
- McGinnis, Michael, (Institute of Policy Studies, School of Government, Victoria University of Wellington)
- URL
- http://natlib.govt.nz/records/30149065
- Related subjects
- Marine resources -- Government policy / Ecosystem management -- Government policy / Marine ecosystem management
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