201
Hatchard J, Gray T (2014) From RACs to advisory councils: lessons from North Sea discourse for
the 2014 reform of the European Common Fisheries Policy. Mar Policy 47:87–93
Hassler B (2011) Accidental versus operational oil spills from shipping in the Baltic Sea – risk
governance and management strategies. AMBIO 40:170–178
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 oil transportations in the Baltic Sea area.
Deliverable 6 within the RISKGOV project. Available from: http://www.sh.se/riskgov
Hegland T, Raakjær J (2008) Recovery plans and the balancing of fi shing capacity and fi shing possibilities: path dependence in the Common Fisheries Policy. In: Gezelius S, Raakjær J (eds)
Making fi sheries management work. Springer, Dordrecht, pp 131–159
HELCOM (2007) HELCOM Baltic Sea Action Plan. Helsinki Commission, Helsinki
HELCOM (2010) Ecosystem health of the Baltic Sea 2003–2007: HELCOM initial holistic assessment. Baltic Sea Environmental Proceedings No. 122
HELCOM (2013) Approaches and methods for eutrophication target setting in the Baltic Sea
region. Baltic Sea Environment Proceedings No. 133, Helsinki Commission, Helsinki
HELCOM (2014) HELCOM guide to alien species and ballast water management in the Baltic
Sea. HELCOM, Baltic Marine Environment Protection Commission, Helskinki
Jasanoff S (ed) (2004) States of knowledge: the co-production of science and social order.
Routledge, London
Jasanoff S, Wynne B (1998) Science and decision-making. In: Rayner S, Malone EL (eds) Human
choice and climate change, vol 1, The societal framework. Battelle, Columbus, pp 1–87
Johansson S, Wulff F, Bonsdorff E (2007) The MARE research program 1999–2006: refl ections on
program management. AMBIO 36:1–4
Karlsson M (2006) The precautionary principle, Swedish chemicals policy and sustainable development. J Risk Res 9:337–360
Karlsson M (2010) The precautionary principle in EU and U.S. chemicals policy: a comparison of
industrial chemicals legislation. In: Eriksson J, Gilek M, Rudén C (eds) Regulating chemical
risks: European and global challenges. Springer, Dordrecht
Karlsson M, Gilek M, Udovyk O (2011) Governance of complex socio-environmental risks: the
case of hazardous chemicals in the Baltic Sea. AMBIO 40:144–157
Karlsson M, Gilek M (2016) Governance of chemicals in the Baltic Sea region: a study of three
generations of hazardous substances. In: Gilek M et al (eds) Environmental governance of the
Baltic Sea. Springer, Dordrecht
Karlsson M, Gilek M, Lundberg C (2016) Eutrophication and the ecosystem approach to management: a case study of Baltic Sea environmental governance. In: Gilek M et al (eds) Environmental
governance of the Baltic Sea. Springer, Dordrecht
Knudsen OF, Hassler B (2011) IMO legislation and its implementation: accident risk, vessel defi -
ciencies and national administrative practices. Mar Policy 35(2):201–207
Kooiman J, Bavinck M (2013) Theorizing governability – the interactive governance perspective.
In: Bavinck M, Chuenpagdee R, Jentoft S, Kooiman J (eds) Governability of fi sheries and
aquaculture: theory and applications. Springer, Dordrecht
Kortenkamp A, Backhaus T, Faust M (2009) State of the art report on mixture toxicity. Final report
of a project on mixture toxicology and ecotoxicology commissioned by the European
Commission, DG Environment
Lemke P, Smolarz K, Zgrundo A, Wolowicz M (2010) Biodiversity with regard to alien species in
the Baltic Sea region. RISKGOV report to BONUS EEIG Programme; University of Gdansk,
Institute of Oceanography, Gdynia
Leppäkoski E, Laine AO (2009) Alien species. In: Zweifel UL, Laamanen M (eds) Biodiversity in
the Baltic Sea. An integrated thematic assessment on biodiversity and nature conservation in
the Baltic Sea. Baltic Sea Environmental Proceedings No. 116B. HELCOM – Baltic Marine
Environment Protection Commission, Helskinki, pp 119–124
8 Science-Policy Interfaces in Baltic Sea Environmental Governance: Towards…
Hatchard J, Gray T (2014) From RACs to advisory councils: lessons from North Sea discourse for
the 2014 reform of the European Common Fisheries Policy. Mar Policy 47:87–93
Hassler B (2011) Accidental versus operational oil spills from shipping in the Baltic Sea – risk
governance and management strategies. AMBIO 40:170–178
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 oil transportations in the Baltic Sea area.
Deliverable 6 within the RISKGOV project. Available from: http://www.sh.se/riskgov
Hegland T, Raakjær J (2008) Recovery plans and the balancing of fi shing capacity and fi shing possibilities: path dependence in the Common Fisheries Policy. In: Gezelius S, Raakjær J (eds)
Making fi sheries management work. Springer, Dordrecht, pp 131–159
HELCOM (2007) HELCOM Baltic Sea Action Plan. Helsinki Commission, Helsinki
HELCOM (2010) Ecosystem health of the Baltic Sea 2003–2007: HELCOM initial holistic assessment. Baltic Sea Environmental Proceedings No. 122
HELCOM (2013) Approaches and methods for eutrophication target setting in the Baltic Sea
region. Baltic Sea Environment Proceedings No. 133, Helsinki Commission, Helsinki
HELCOM (2014) HELCOM guide to alien species and ballast water management in the Baltic
Sea. HELCOM, Baltic Marine Environment Protection Commission, Helskinki
Jasanoff S (ed) (2004) States of knowledge: the co-production of science and social order.
Routledge, London
Jasanoff S, Wynne B (1998) Science and decision-making. In: Rayner S, Malone EL (eds) Human
choice and climate change, vol 1, The societal framework. Battelle, Columbus, pp 1–87
Johansson S, Wulff F, Bonsdorff E (2007) The MARE research program 1999–2006: refl ections on
program management. AMBIO 36:1–4
Karlsson M (2006) The precautionary principle, Swedish chemicals policy and sustainable development. J Risk Res 9:337–360
Karlsson M (2010) The precautionary principle in EU and U.S. chemicals policy: a comparison of
industrial chemicals legislation. In: Eriksson J, Gilek M, Rudén C (eds) Regulating chemical
risks: European and global challenges. Springer, Dordrecht
Karlsson M, Gilek M, Udovyk O (2011) Governance of complex socio-environmental risks: the
case of hazardous chemicals in the Baltic Sea. AMBIO 40:144–157
Karlsson M, Gilek M (2016) Governance of chemicals in the Baltic Sea region: a study of three
generations of hazardous substances. In: Gilek M et al (eds) Environmental governance of the
Baltic Sea. Springer, Dordrecht
Karlsson M, Gilek M, Lundberg C (2016) Eutrophication and the ecosystem approach to management: a case study of Baltic Sea environmental governance. In: Gilek M et al (eds) Environmental
governance of the Baltic Sea. Springer, Dordrecht
Knudsen OF, Hassler B (2011) IMO legislation and its implementation: accident risk, vessel defi -
ciencies and national administrative practices. Mar Policy 35(2):201–207
Kooiman J, Bavinck M (2013) Theorizing governability – the interactive governance perspective.
In: Bavinck M, Chuenpagdee R, Jentoft S, Kooiman J (eds) Governability of fi sheries and
aquaculture: theory and applications. Springer, Dordrecht
Kortenkamp A, Backhaus T, Faust M (2009) State of the art report on mixture toxicity. Final report
of a project on mixture toxicology and ecotoxicology commissioned by the European
Commission, DG Environment
Lemke P, Smolarz K, Zgrundo A, Wolowicz M (2010) Biodiversity with regard to alien species in
the Baltic Sea region. RISKGOV report to BONUS EEIG Programme; University of Gdansk,
Institute of Oceanography, Gdynia
Leppäkoski E, Laine AO (2009) Alien species. In: Zweifel UL, Laamanen M (eds) Biodiversity in
the Baltic Sea. An integrated thematic assessment on biodiversity and nature conservation in
the Baltic Sea. Baltic Sea Environmental Proceedings No. 116B. HELCOM – Baltic Marine
Environment Protection Commission, Helskinki, pp 119–124
8 Science-Policy Interfaces in Baltic Sea Environmental Governance: Towards…