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by pumped injection of winter water. AMBIO 42:587–595
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Stirling A (2007) Risk, precaution and science: towards a more constructive policy debate. EMBO
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Stirling A (2008) “Opening up” and “closing down” – power, participation, and pluralism in the
social appraisal of technology. Sci Technol Hum Values 33:262–294
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Urquhart J, Acott T, Symes D, Zhao M (eds) (2014) Social issues in sustainable fi sheries management. Springer, Dordrecht
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S. Linke et al.
Lidskog R (2014) Representing and regulating nature: boundary organisations, portable representations, and the science-policy interface. Environ Polit 23:670–687
Linke S, Bruckmeier K (2015) Co-management in fi sheries – experiences and changing approaches
in Europe. Ocean Coast Manag 104:170–181
Linke S, Jentoft S (2013) A communicative turnaround: shifting the burden of proof in European
fi sheries governance. Mar Policy 38:337–345
Linke S, Jentoft S (2014) Exploring the phronetic dimension of stakeholders knowledge in EU
fi sheries governance. Mar Policy 47:153–161
Linke S, Dreyer M, Sellke P (2011) The Regional Advisory Councils: what is their potential to
incorporate stakeholder knowledge into fi sheries governance? AMBIO 40:133–143
Linke S, Gilek M, Karlsson M, Udovyk O (2014) Unravelling science-policy interactions in environmental risk governance of the Baltic Sea: comparing fi sheries and eutrophication. J Risk
Res 17(4):505–523
Long R (2010) The role of Regional Advisory Councils in the European Common Fisheries Policy:
legal constraints and future options. Int J Mar Coast Law 25:289–46
LRF (2010) Synpunkter från LRF på Slutrapport av Naturvårdsverkets regeringsuppdrag 17 i
regleringsbrev för 2008: Förslag till nationella åtgärder enligt Baltic Sea Action Plan (BSAP)
(in Swedish). [Opinions from LRF on the fi nal report of the Swedish Environmental Protection
Agency’s government report 17/2008: Recommendations for national measures according to
Baltic Sea Action Plan]
LRF (2013) Hur återställer vi Östersjön? Effektivare strategier mot ett mindre övergött hav (in
Swedish). Lantbrukarnas Riksförbund, Stockholm
Nielsen KN, Holm P (2008) The TAC machine: on the institutionalization of sustainable fi sheries
resource management. In: Nielsen KN (ed) Science|Politics: boundary construction in mandated science – the case of ICES’ advice on fi sheries management. PhD dissertation, University
of Tromsø
Nielsen KN, Holm P, Aschan M (2015) Results based management in fi sheries: delegating responsibility to resource users. Mar Policy 51:442–451
Pihlajamäki M, Tynkkynen N (eds) (2011) Governing the blue green Baltic Sea – societal challenges of marine eutrophication prevention. FIIA REPORT 31
Renn O (2008) Risk governance: coping with uncertainty in a complex world. Earthscan, London
Rousi H, Kankaanpää H (eds) (2012) The ecological effects of oil spills in the Baltic Sea – the
national action plan of Finland. Environmental Administration Guidelines 6en 2012. Finnish
Environment Institute, Helsinki
Selin H (2007) Coalition politics and chemicals management in a regulatory ambitious Europe.
Glob Environ Polit 7(3):63–93
Sellke P, Dreyer M, Linke S (2016) Fisheries: a case study of Baltic Sea environmental governance. In: Gilek M et al (eds) Environmental governance of the Baltic Sea. Springer, Dordrecht
Smolarz K, Biskup P, Zgrundo A (2016) Biological invasions: a case study of Baltic Sea environmental governance. In: Gilek M et al (eds) Environmental governance of the Baltic Sea.
Springer, Dordrecht
Stigebrandt A, Kalén O (2013) Improving oxygen conditions in the deeper parts of Bornholm Sea
by pumped injection of winter water. AMBIO 42:587–595
Stigebrandt A, Rahm L, Viktorsson L, Ödalen M, Hall P, Liljebladh B (2014) A new phosphorus
paradigm for the Baltic proper. AMBIO 43:634–643
Stirling A (2007) Risk, precaution and science: towards a more constructive policy debate. EMBO
Rep 8:309–315
Stirling A (2008) “Opening up” and “closing down” – power, participation, and pluralism in the
social appraisal of technology. Sci Technol Hum Values 33:262–294
Stirling A (2010) Keep it complex. Nature 468:1029–1031
Urquhart J, Acott T, Symes D, Zhao M (eds) (2014) Social issues in sustainable fi sheries management. Springer, Dordrecht
Weingart P (1999) Scientifi c expertise and political accountability: paradoxes of science in politics. Sci Public Policy 26:151–161
S. Linke et al.