The MARE Publication Series is an initiative of the Centre for Maritime Research
(MARE). MARE is an interdisciplinary social-science network devoted to studying
the use and management of marine resources. It is based jointly at the University of
Amsterdam and Wageningen University (www.marecentre.nl).
The MARE Publication Series addresses topics of contemporary relevance in the
wide fi eld of ‘people and the sea’. It has a global scope and includes contributions
from a wide range of social science disciplines as well as from applied sciences.
Topics range from fi sheries, to integrated management, coastal tourism, and environmental conservation. The series was previously hosted by Amsterdam University
Press and joined Springer in 2011.
The MARE Publication Series is complemented by the Journal of Maritime
Studies (MAST) and the biennial People and the Sea Conferences in Amsterdam.
More information about this series at http://www.springer.com/series/10413
(MARE). MARE is an interdisciplinary social-science network devoted to studying
the use and management of marine resources. It is based jointly at the University of
Amsterdam and Wageningen University (www.marecentre.nl).
The MARE Publication Series addresses topics of contemporary relevance in the
wide fi eld of ‘people and the sea’. It has a global scope and includes contributions
from a wide range of social science disciplines as well as from applied sciences.
Topics range from fi sheries, to integrated management, coastal tourism, and environmental conservation. The series was previously hosted by Amsterdam University
Press and joined Springer in 2011.
The MARE Publication Series is complemented by the Journal of Maritime
Studies (MAST) and the biennial People and the Sea Conferences in Amsterdam.
More information about this series at http://www.springer.com/series/10413