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HELCOM (2010) Ecosystem health of the Baltic Sea 2003–2007: HELCOM initial holistic assessment. Baltic Sea Environmental Proceedings No. 122
Irwin A, Michael M (2003) Science, social theory and public knowledge. Open University Press,
Maidenhead
Jentoft S, Chuenpagdee R (2015) The ‘new’ marine governance: assessing governability. In: Gilek
M, Kern K (eds) Governing Europe’s marine environment. Europeanization of regional seas or
regionalization of EU policies? Ashgate Publishing, Farnham
Joas M, Jahn D, Kern K (eds) (2008) Governing a common sea. Environmental policies in the
Baltic Sea region. Earthscan, London
Jönsson AM (2011) Framing environmental risks in the Baltic Sea – a news media analysis. Ambio
40:121–132
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 (ed)
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(2):144–157
Kern K (2011) Governance for sustainable development in the Baltic Sea region. J Balt Stud
42(1):67–81
Kern K, Bulkely H (2009) Cities, Europeanization and multi-level governance: governing climate
change through transnational municipal networks. J Common Mark Stud 47(1):309–332
Kern K, Löffelsend T (2004) Sustainable development in the Baltic Sea region. Governance
beyond the nation state. Local Environ 9(5):451–467
Lafferty WM, Meadowcroft J (eds) (1996) Democracy and the environment: problems and prospects. Edward Elgar, Cheltenham
Lidskog R, Soneryd L, Uggla Y (2009) Transboundary risk governance. Earthscan, London
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(2):133–144
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
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
Lovan R, Murray M, Shaffer R (eds) (2004) Participatory governance: planning, confl ict mediation
and public decision-making in civil society. Ashgate, Aldershot
Lyall C, Tait J (2004) Shifting policy debates and the implications for governance. In: Lyall C, Tait
J (eds) New modes of governance. Developing an integrated policy approach to science,
technology, risk and the environment. Ashgate, Aldershot, pp 3–17
Mackinson S, Wilson DC, Galiay P, Deas B (2011) Engaging stakeholders in fi sheries and marine
research. Mar Policy 35:18–24
McLeod K, Leslie H (eds) (2009) Ecosystem-based management for the oceans. Island Press,
Washington, DC
Mol APJ, Lauber V, Liefferink D (eds) (2000) The voluntary approach to environmental policy:
joint environmental policy-making in Europe. Oxford University Press, Oxford
Österblom H, Gårdmark A, Bergström L, Müller-Karulis B, Folke C, Lindegren M, Casisni M,
Olsson P, Diekmann R, Blenckner T, Humborg C, Möllmann C (2010) Making the ecosystem
approach operational. Can regime shifts in ecological- and governance systems facilitate the
transitions? Mar Policy 34:1290–1299
Pierre J, Peters BG (2000) Governance, politics and the state. Macmillan Press, Basingstove
Raakjær J, van Tatenhove J (2014) Marine governance of European seas: introduction. Mar Policy
50:323–324
Reckermann M, Brander K, MacKenzie BR, Omstedt A (eds) (2012) Climate impacts on the Baltic
Sea: from science to policy. Springer, Berlin
Renn O (2008) Risk governance: coping with uncertainty in a complex world. Earthscan, London
M. Gilek et al.
HELCOM (2010) Ecosystem health of the Baltic Sea 2003–2007: HELCOM initial holistic assessment. Baltic Sea Environmental Proceedings No. 122
Irwin A, Michael M (2003) Science, social theory and public knowledge. Open University Press,
Maidenhead
Jentoft S, Chuenpagdee R (2015) The ‘new’ marine governance: assessing governability. In: Gilek
M, Kern K (eds) Governing Europe’s marine environment. Europeanization of regional seas or
regionalization of EU policies? Ashgate Publishing, Farnham
Joas M, Jahn D, Kern K (eds) (2008) Governing a common sea. Environmental policies in the
Baltic Sea region. Earthscan, London
Jönsson AM (2011) Framing environmental risks in the Baltic Sea – a news media analysis. Ambio
40:121–132
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 (ed)
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(2):144–157
Kern K (2011) Governance for sustainable development in the Baltic Sea region. J Balt Stud
42(1):67–81
Kern K, Bulkely H (2009) Cities, Europeanization and multi-level governance: governing climate
change through transnational municipal networks. J Common Mark Stud 47(1):309–332
Kern K, Löffelsend T (2004) Sustainable development in the Baltic Sea region. Governance
beyond the nation state. Local Environ 9(5):451–467
Lafferty WM, Meadowcroft J (eds) (1996) Democracy and the environment: problems and prospects. Edward Elgar, Cheltenham
Lidskog R, Soneryd L, Uggla Y (2009) Transboundary risk governance. Earthscan, London
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(2):133–144
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
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
Lovan R, Murray M, Shaffer R (eds) (2004) Participatory governance: planning, confl ict mediation
and public decision-making in civil society. Ashgate, Aldershot
Lyall C, Tait J (2004) Shifting policy debates and the implications for governance. In: Lyall C, Tait
J (eds) New modes of governance. Developing an integrated policy approach to science,
technology, risk and the environment. Ashgate, Aldershot, pp 3–17
Mackinson S, Wilson DC, Galiay P, Deas B (2011) Engaging stakeholders in fi sheries and marine
research. Mar Policy 35:18–24
McLeod K, Leslie H (eds) (2009) Ecosystem-based management for the oceans. Island Press,
Washington, DC
Mol APJ, Lauber V, Liefferink D (eds) (2000) The voluntary approach to environmental policy:
joint environmental policy-making in Europe. Oxford University Press, Oxford
Österblom H, Gårdmark A, Bergström L, Müller-Karulis B, Folke C, Lindegren M, Casisni M,
Olsson P, Diekmann R, Blenckner T, Humborg C, Möllmann C (2010) Making the ecosystem
approach operational. Can regime shifts in ecological- and governance systems facilitate the
transitions? Mar Policy 34:1290–1299
Pierre J, Peters BG (2000) Governance, politics and the state. Macmillan Press, Basingstove
Raakjær J, van Tatenhove J (2014) Marine governance of European seas: introduction. Mar Policy
50:323–324
Reckermann M, Brander K, MacKenzie BR, Omstedt A (eds) (2012) Climate impacts on the Baltic
Sea: from science to policy. Springer, Berlin
Renn O (2008) Risk governance: coping with uncertainty in a complex world. Earthscan, London
M. Gilek et al.