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In: Delmas MA, Young O (eds) Governance for the environment. New perspectives. Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge, pp 221–238
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public communication on Baltic Sea environmental risks. RISKGOV report, delivery number
10. Södertörn University, Huddinge, Available from: http://www.sh.se/riskgov
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emerging challenges. In: Young OR, King LA, Schröder H (eds) Institutions and environmental change – principal fi ndings, applications, and research frontiers. MIT Press, Cambridge,
pp 147–182
Gilek M, Linke S, Udovyk O, Karlsson M, Lundberg C, Smolarz K, Lemke P (2011) Interactions
between risk assessment and risk management for environmental risks in the Baltic Sea.
Deliverable 9 within the RISKGOV project. Södertörn University, Huddinge, Available from:
http://www.sh.se/riskgov
Gilek M, Karlsson M, Linke S, Smolarz K (2016) Environmental governance of the Baltic Sea:
identifying key challenges, research topics and analytical approaches. In: Gilek M et al (eds)
Environmental governance of the Baltic Sea. Springer, Dordrecht
Grin J (2006) Refl exive modernisation as a governance issue, or: designing and shaping restructuration. In: Voss JP, Bauknecht D, Kemp R (eds) Refl exive governance for sustainable development. Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, pp 57–81
Grumbine RE (1994) What is ecosystem management? Conserv Biol 8(1):27–38
Grumbine RE (1997) Refl ections on ‘what is ecosystem management?’. Conserv Biol 11(1):41–47
Haathi BM, Hedenström E, Linke S, Lundberg C, Reisner G, Wanamo M (2010) Case study report:
eutrophication. RISKGOV report. Södertörn University, Huddinge, Available from: http://
www.sh.se/riskgov
Hahn T, Olsson P, Folke C, Johansson K (2006) Trust-building, knowledge generation and organizational innovations: the role of a bridging organization for adaptive comanagement of a wetland landscape around Kristianstad, Sweden. Hum Ecol 34(4):573–592
Hassler B (2003a) Protecting the Baltic Sea – the Helsinki convention and national interests. In:
Schram O, Thommessen OB (eds) Yearbook of international co-operation on environment and
development 2003–2004. Earthscan, London
Hassler B (2003b) Science and politics of foreign aid – Swedish environmental support to the
Baltic states. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht
Hassler B (2016) Oil spills from shipping: a case study of the governance of accidental hazards and
intentional pollution in the Baltic Sea. In: Gilek M et al (eds) Environmental governance of the
Baltic Sea. Springer, Dordrecht
Hassler B, Söderström S, Lepoša N (2010) Marine transportations in the Baltic Sea area. RISKGOV
report, delivery number 6. Södertörn University, Huddinge, Available from: http://www.sh.se/
riskgov
Hassler B, Boström M, Grönholm S, Kern K (2011) Environmental risk governance in the Baltic
Sea – a comparison among fi ve key areas. RISKGOV report, delivery number 8. Södertörn
University, Huddinge, Available from: http://www.sh.se/riskgov
Hassler B, Boström M, Grönholm S (2013) Towards an ecosystem approach to management in
regional marine governance? The Baltic Sea context. J Environ Policy Plan 15(2):225–245
Hjorth R (1992) Building international institutions for environmental protection: the case of Baltic
Sea environmental cooperation. Doctoral thesis, Linköping Studies in Arts and Science,
Linköping University
Joas M, Jahn D, Kern K (2008) Governance in the Baltic Sea region: balancing between states,
cities and peoples. In: Joas M, Jahn D, Kern K (eds) Governing a common sea: environmental
policies in the Baltic Sea region. Earthscan, London, pp 3–18
M. Boström et al.