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Farnham
Hammer M (2015) The ecosystem management approach. Implications for marine governance. In:
Gilek M, Kern K (eds) Governing Europe’s marine environment. Europeanization of regional
seas or regionalization of EU policies? Ashgate Publishing, Farnham
Hansson SO (1997) The limits of precaution. Found Sci 2:293–306
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, 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
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15/11/07
HELCOM (2010) Ecosystem health of the Baltic Sea 2003-2007: HELCOM initial holistic assessment. Baltic Sea Environmental Proceedings No. 122
Jentoft S, Chuenpagdee R (2009) Fisheries and coastal governance as a wicked problem. Mar
Policy 33:553–560
Jönsson AM, Boström M, Dreyer M, Söderström S (2016) Risk communication and the role of the
public: towards inclusive environmental governance of the Baltic Sea? In: Gilek M et al (eds)
Environmental governance of the Baltic Sea. Springer, Dordrecht
Karlsson M (2005) Managing complex environmental risks for sustainable development: policies
for hazardous chemicals and genetically modifi ed organisms. Doctoral thesis, Karlstad
University Studies 2005:34. Karlstad University
Karlsson M (2010) The precautionary principle in EU and US chemicals policy: a comparison of
industrial chemicals legislation. In: Eriksson J et al (eds) Regulating chemical risks: European
and global challenges. Springer, Dordrecht
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, 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, 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
Linke S, Gilek M, Karlsson M (2016) Science-policy interfaces in Baltic Sea environmental governance: towards regional cooperation and management of uncertainty? In: Gilek M et al (eds)
Environmental governance of the Baltic Sea. Springer, Dordrecht
Sandin P, Hansson SO (2002) The default value approach to the precautionary principle. Hum Ecol
Risk Assess 8:463–471
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
Söderström S, Kern K, Boström M, Gilek M (2015) Environmental governance and ecosystem
management: avenues for synergies between two approaches. Interdiscip Environ Rev (In
press)
Stirling A (2010) Keep it complex. Nature 468:1029–1031
Udovyk O, Gilek M (2013) Coping with uncertainties in science-based advice informing environmental management of the Baltic Sea. Environ Sci Policy 29:12–23
M. Gilek and M. Karlsson
Gilek M, Karlsson M, Udovyk O, Linke S (2015b) Science and policy in the governance of
Europe’s marine environment – the impact of Europeanization, regionalization and the ecosystem approach to management. In: Gilek M, Kern K (eds) Governing Europe’s marine environment. Europeanization of regional seas or regionalization of EU policies? Ashgate Publishing,
Farnham
Hammer M (2015) The ecosystem management approach. Implications for marine governance. In:
Gilek M, Kern K (eds) Governing Europe’s marine environment. Europeanization of regional
seas or regionalization of EU policies? Ashgate Publishing, Farnham
Hansson SO (1997) The limits of precaution. Found Sci 2:293–306
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, 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
HELCOM (2007) Baltic Sea Action Plan. Adopted at HELCOM Ministerial Meeting, Krakow
15/11/07
HELCOM (2010) Ecosystem health of the Baltic Sea 2003-2007: HELCOM initial holistic assessment. Baltic Sea Environmental Proceedings No. 122
Jentoft S, Chuenpagdee R (2009) Fisheries and coastal governance as a wicked problem. Mar
Policy 33:553–560
Jönsson AM, Boström M, Dreyer M, Söderström S (2016) Risk communication and the role of the
public: towards inclusive environmental governance of the Baltic Sea? In: Gilek M et al (eds)
Environmental governance of the Baltic Sea. Springer, Dordrecht
Karlsson M (2005) Managing complex environmental risks for sustainable development: policies
for hazardous chemicals and genetically modifi ed organisms. Doctoral thesis, Karlstad
University Studies 2005:34. Karlstad University
Karlsson M (2010) The precautionary principle in EU and US chemicals policy: a comparison of
industrial chemicals legislation. In: Eriksson J et al (eds) Regulating chemical risks: European
and global challenges. Springer, Dordrecht
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, 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, 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
Linke S, Gilek M, Karlsson M (2016) Science-policy interfaces in Baltic Sea environmental governance: towards regional cooperation and management of uncertainty? In: Gilek M et al (eds)
Environmental governance of the Baltic Sea. Springer, Dordrecht
Sandin P, Hansson SO (2002) The default value approach to the precautionary principle. Hum Ecol
Risk Assess 8:463–471
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
Söderström S, Kern K, Boström M, Gilek M (2015) Environmental governance and ecosystem
management: avenues for synergies between two approaches. Interdiscip Environ Rev (In
press)
Stirling A (2010) Keep it complex. Nature 468:1029–1031
Udovyk O, Gilek M (2013) Coping with uncertainties in science-based advice informing environmental management of the Baltic Sea. Environ Sci Policy 29:12–23
M. Gilek and M. Karlsson