A more holistic, integrated approach to ocean management that acknowledges the
interconnectedness of human and natural systems is timely. However, there is a
high risk of failing in the current window-of-opportunity to integrate open ocean
aquaculture within the emerging management of the marine realm. What is at odds
is the management discourse of the politically powerful vs. newcomers, reaffirming
the socially constructed nature of knowledge.
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Fig. 11.45 Potential approval procedure of multi-use offshore installations (here exemplified by
offshore wind farm and offshore aquaculture) in the German EEZ according to the Marine
Facilities Ordinance. BFN = Bundesamt für Naturschutz (Federal Agency for Nature
Conservation), BMP = Best Management Practice, BSH = Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt und
Hydrographie (Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency of Germany), CFP = Common
Fisheries Policy, EIA = Environmental Impact Assessment, MSFD = Marine Strategy Framework
Directive, WSA = Wasser- und Schifffahrtsdirektion (Waterways and Shipping Office) (modified
after Wever 2011)
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