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Björn Hassler is associate professor in environmental science at Södertörn
University and has extensive experience in multidisciplinary research on environmental governance in the Baltic Sea region. His main focus is on marine institutional structures in areas such as oil transportations, eutrophication and fi sheries.
Anna Maria Jönsson School of Culture and Education, Södertörn University,
14189 Huddinge, Sweden; anna-maria.jonsson@sh.se
Anna Maria Jönsson is associate professor in media and communication studies at
Södertörn University and has extensive experience in interdisciplinary research
about environmental communication with a particular focus on journalism and risks
as well as public participation in media and different governance processes.
Cecilia Lundberg Department of Biosciences, Environmental and Marine Biology,
Åbo Akademi University, 20500 Åbo/Turku, Finland; cecilia.lundberg@abo.fi
Cecilia Lundberg is a PhD in marine biology with research interests in eutrophication and the Baltic Sea – from long-term changes of the water quality to management on an interdisciplinary level. CL is also involved in issues of higher education
and is presently working part-time as a coordinator for the development of higher
education at the Åbo Akademi University School of Business and Economics and
part-time as a coordinator at the Centre of Lifelong Learning at Åbo Akademi
University.
Piet Sellke DIALOGIK, Lerchenstrasse 22, 70176 Stuttgart, Germany; sellke@
dialogik- expert.de
Piet Sellke has studied sociology and political science at the University of Stuttgart
as well as sociology at the University of Oregon (USA). His main research interests
are security studies, risk perception, risk governance and technology assessment.
Currently, Piet Sellke is senior researcher and project manager with the DIALOGIK
non-profi t institute for communication and cooperation research.
Sara Söderström School of Natural Sciences, Technology and Environmental
Studies, Södertörn University, 14189 Huddinge, Sweden; sara.soderstrom@sh.se
Sara Söderström is a PhD candidate in environmental science at Södertörn
University. Her research interests are in regional environmental governance with a
focus on the Baltic Sea, aligned with an emphasis on the ecosystem approach to
management.
Aleksandra Zgrundo Department of Marine Ecosystem Functioning, Institute of
Oceanography, University of Gdańsk, Al. Marszałka Piłsudskiego 46, 81-378
Gdynia, Poland; oceazg@ug.edu.pl
Aleksandra Zgrundo is an assistant professor at the University of Gdańsk (Poland).
She is a marine biologist with an interest in integrating environmental sciences with
political and social sciences. Her main fi elds of expertise include marine ecology
and biodiversity and ecological assessment of marine waters.
List of Editors and Contributors
Björn Hassler is associate professor in environmental science at Södertörn
University and has extensive experience in multidisciplinary research on environmental governance in the Baltic Sea region. His main focus is on marine institutional structures in areas such as oil transportations, eutrophication and fi sheries.
Anna Maria Jönsson School of Culture and Education, Södertörn University,
14189 Huddinge, Sweden; anna-maria.jonsson@sh.se
Anna Maria Jönsson is associate professor in media and communication studies at
Södertörn University and has extensive experience in interdisciplinary research
about environmental communication with a particular focus on journalism and risks
as well as public participation in media and different governance processes.
Cecilia Lundberg Department of Biosciences, Environmental and Marine Biology,
Åbo Akademi University, 20500 Åbo/Turku, Finland; cecilia.lundberg@abo.fi
Cecilia Lundberg is a PhD in marine biology with research interests in eutrophication and the Baltic Sea – from long-term changes of the water quality to management on an interdisciplinary level. CL is also involved in issues of higher education
and is presently working part-time as a coordinator for the development of higher
education at the Åbo Akademi University School of Business and Economics and
part-time as a coordinator at the Centre of Lifelong Learning at Åbo Akademi
University.
Piet Sellke DIALOGIK, Lerchenstrasse 22, 70176 Stuttgart, Germany; sellke@
dialogik- expert.de
Piet Sellke has studied sociology and political science at the University of Stuttgart
as well as sociology at the University of Oregon (USA). His main research interests
are security studies, risk perception, risk governance and technology assessment.
Currently, Piet Sellke is senior researcher and project manager with the DIALOGIK
non-profi t institute for communication and cooperation research.
Sara Söderström School of Natural Sciences, Technology and Environmental
Studies, Södertörn University, 14189 Huddinge, Sweden; sara.soderstrom@sh.se
Sara Söderström is a PhD candidate in environmental science at Södertörn
University. Her research interests are in regional environmental governance with a
focus on the Baltic Sea, aligned with an emphasis on the ecosystem approach to
management.
Aleksandra Zgrundo Department of Marine Ecosystem Functioning, Institute of
Oceanography, University of Gdańsk, Al. Marszałka Piłsudskiego 46, 81-378
Gdynia, Poland; oceazg@ug.edu.pl
Aleksandra Zgrundo is an assistant professor at the University of Gdańsk (Poland).
She is a marine biologist with an interest in integrating environmental sciences with
political and social sciences. Her main fi elds of expertise include marine ecology
and biodiversity and ecological assessment of marine waters.
List of Editors and Contributors