authorities and the population ought to be enhanced, especially if one is to inform
stakeholders about the objectives, actions and the consequences of all policies. That
is a major challenge, as the specialty and technicality of public discussions may drive
out crucial stakeholders and the population at large, a consequence that would
irreparably crack the objective of developing a “maritime mentality” in Brazil.
Only when Brazilians learn to treasure domestic ocean policies, will public authorities prioritize the sustainable management and conservation of the oceans, thus
enabling the federal and state administrations the means and the financial resources
necessary to achieve it.
References
Azzam I (1964) The dispute between France and Brazil over lobster fishing in the Atlantic. Int
Comp Law Q 13(4):1453–1459
Barbosa Júnior I, More RF (eds) (2012) Amazônia azul: política, estratégia e direito para o oceano
do Brasil. FEMAR, Rio de Janeiro
Barros-Platiau AF et al (2015) Correndo para o mar no antropoceno: a complexidade da governança
dos oceanos e a estratégia brasileira de gestão dos recursos marinhos. Revista de Direito
Internacional 12(1)
Boyes SJ, Elliott M (2014) Marine legislation – the ultimate “horrendogram”: international law,
European directives & national implementation. Mar Pollut Bull 86(1):39–47
Buarque C (2004) Internationalize the Amazonia? Envío Jornal, 273
Carvalho RG (2004) A Amazônia azul, Defesa Net
Castro LAA (1989) O Brasil e o novo Direito do Mar: mar territorial e zona econômica exclusiva.
FUNAG, Brasília
Cavnar A (2009) Accountability and the commission on the limits of the continental shelf: deciding
who owns the ocean floor. Cornell Int Law J 42(3):388–440
Centro de Excelência para o Mar Brasileiro (2012) O Brasil e o mar no século XXI: Relatório aos
tomadores de decisão do país. CEMBRA, Niterói
Crawford J (1977) The criteria for statehood in international law. Br Yearb Int Law 77:93–182
Cruz Júnior AS (2012) O Atlântico Sul como nova fronteira tecnológica e sua contribuição para o
desenvolvimento do Brasil. In: Amazônia Azul: política estratégia e direito para o oceano do
Brasil. FEMAR, Rio de Janeiro, pp 100–117
Duarte E (2016) Brazil, the blue economy and the maritime security of the South Atlantic. J Indian
Ocean Reg 12(1):97–111
Düring N (2015) Blue amazon management system: Brazilian navy decides not to decide and
program comes to a halt. DefesaNet, 4 November
Egede E (2006) Submission of Brazil and article 76 of the Law of the Sea Convention (LOSC)
1982. Int J Mar Coast Law 21(1):33–55
Figueirôa CSB (2014) Limites exteriores da plataforma continental do Brasil conforme o direito do
mar. FUNAG, Coleção CAE, Brasília
Franckx E (2009) Challenges to ocean policy making. University of Lapland Printing Centre,
Rovaniemi
Gerring J (2017) Case study research: principles and practices, strategies for social inquiry, 2nd edn.
CUP, Cambridge
Hershey AS (1907) The Calvo and Drago doctrines. Am J Int Law 1(1)
Hoffmann AP, Marcondes D (2017) Maritime regions and the South Atlantic. Contexto
Internacional 39(2):229–236
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stakeholders about the objectives, actions and the consequences of all policies. That
is a major challenge, as the specialty and technicality of public discussions may drive
out crucial stakeholders and the population at large, a consequence that would
irreparably crack the objective of developing a “maritime mentality” in Brazil.
Only when Brazilians learn to treasure domestic ocean policies, will public authorities prioritize the sustainable management and conservation of the oceans, thus
enabling the federal and state administrations the means and the financial resources
necessary to achieve it.
References
Azzam I (1964) The dispute between France and Brazil over lobster fishing in the Atlantic. Int
Comp Law Q 13(4):1453–1459
Barbosa Júnior I, More RF (eds) (2012) Amazônia azul: política, estratégia e direito para o oceano
do Brasil. FEMAR, Rio de Janeiro
Barros-Platiau AF et al (2015) Correndo para o mar no antropoceno: a complexidade da governança
dos oceanos e a estratégia brasileira de gestão dos recursos marinhos. Revista de Direito
Internacional 12(1)
Boyes SJ, Elliott M (2014) Marine legislation – the ultimate “horrendogram”: international law,
European directives & national implementation. Mar Pollut Bull 86(1):39–47
Buarque C (2004) Internationalize the Amazonia? Envío Jornal, 273
Carvalho RG (2004) A Amazônia azul, Defesa Net
Castro LAA (1989) O Brasil e o novo Direito do Mar: mar territorial e zona econômica exclusiva.
FUNAG, Brasília
Cavnar A (2009) Accountability and the commission on the limits of the continental shelf: deciding
who owns the ocean floor. Cornell Int Law J 42(3):388–440
Centro de Excelência para o Mar Brasileiro (2012) O Brasil e o mar no século XXI: Relatório aos
tomadores de decisão do país. CEMBRA, Niterói
Crawford J (1977) The criteria for statehood in international law. Br Yearb Int Law 77:93–182
Cruz Júnior AS (2012) O Atlântico Sul como nova fronteira tecnológica e sua contribuição para o
desenvolvimento do Brasil. In: Amazônia Azul: política estratégia e direito para o oceano do
Brasil. FEMAR, Rio de Janeiro, pp 100–117
Duarte E (2016) Brazil, the blue economy and the maritime security of the South Atlantic. J Indian
Ocean Reg 12(1):97–111
Düring N (2015) Blue amazon management system: Brazilian navy decides not to decide and
program comes to a halt. DefesaNet, 4 November
Egede E (2006) Submission of Brazil and article 76 of the Law of the Sea Convention (LOSC)
1982. Int J Mar Coast Law 21(1):33–55
Figueirôa CSB (2014) Limites exteriores da plataforma continental do Brasil conforme o direito do
mar. FUNAG, Coleção CAE, Brasília
Franckx E (2009) Challenges to ocean policy making. University of Lapland Printing Centre,
Rovaniemi
Gerring J (2017) Case study research: principles and practices, strategies for social inquiry, 2nd edn.
CUP, Cambridge
Hershey AS (1907) The Calvo and Drago doctrines. Am J Int Law 1(1)
Hoffmann AP, Marcondes D (2017) Maritime regions and the South Atlantic. Contexto
Internacional 39(2):229–236
294
9 The Environmental Dimension of the “Brazilian Blue...