Citation: MacDonald, B. H., Soomai, S. S., De Santo, E. M., & Wells, P. G. (Eds.). (2016). Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management. Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. https://doi.org/10.1201/b21483. Full Entry
Chapters
Chapter 1:
MacDonald, B. H., Soomai, S. S. De Santo, E. M., & Wells, P. G. (2016). Introduction. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 3-18). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 2:
MacDonald, B. H., Soomai, S. S., De Santo, E. M., & Wells, P. G. (2016). Understanding the science-policy interface in integrated coastal and ocean management. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 19-43). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 3:
Coffey, B. & O’Toole, K (2016). Exploring the role of science in coastal and ocean management: A review. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 47-73). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 4:
Rice, J. (2016). Science information and global ocean governance. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 75-101). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 5:
Quigley, K., & Porter, K. (2016). Risk defined at the science-policy interface: The international risk governance framework applied to different classes of coastal zone risks. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 103-124). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 6:
Toonen, H. M., & Mol., A.P.J. (2016). Governing the marine environment through information: Fisheries, shipping, and tourism. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 125-151). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 7:
Ascher., D.L., & Ascher., W (2016). Inducing better stakeholder searches for environmental information relevant to coastal conservation. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 153-174). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 8:
Hartley., T.W. (2016). When scientific uncertainty is in the eye of the beholder: Using network analysis to understand the building of trust in science. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 175-202). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 9:
McNie., E.C., Bednarek., A., Meyer., R & Parris., A (2016). Designing usable environmental research. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 203-229). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 10:
Gluckman., P. & Kristiann., A. (2016). The balancing act of science in public policy. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 231-251). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 11:
Soomai, S. S., Wells, P. G., MacDonald, B. H., De Santo, E. M., & Gruzd, A. (2016). Measuring awareness, use, and influence of information: Where theory meets practice. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 253-279). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 12:
Ross, J. D. & Breeze, H. (2016). What do users want from a state of the environment report? A case study of awareness and use of Canada’s State of the Scotian Shelf Report. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 283-302). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 13:
DeSombre., E.R. (2016). The Environmental effects of ocean shipping and the science–policy interface. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 303-324). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 14:
Graham., J.E. & Jones., J. (2016). Just evidence: Opening health knowledge to a parliament of evidence. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 325-347). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 15:
Sherin., A.G. & Westcott., A.B. (2016). Information matters: the influence of the Atlantic coastal zone information steering committee on integrated coastal and ocean management in Atlantic Canada. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 351-366). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 16:
Wells, P. G. (2016). A career-based perspective of science-policy linkages in Environment Canada: The role of information in managing human activities in our ocean spaces. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 367-388). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 17:
Ababouch, L., Taconet, M., Plummer, J., Garibaldi, L., & Vannuccini, S. (2016). Bridging the science-policy divide to promote fisheries knowledge for all: The case of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 389-417). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry
Chapter 18:
Fuller., S.D., Schleit., K.E., Grant., H.J., & Arnold., S. (2016). Informing and improving fisheries management outcomes: An Atlantic Canadian large pelagic case study by the Ecology Action Centre. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 419-443). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group Full Entry
Chapter 19:
De Santo, E. M., Soomai, S. S., Wells, P. G., & MacDonald, B. H. (2016). Does information matter in ICOM? Critical issues and the path forward. In B. H. MacDonald, S. S. Soomai, E. M. De Santo, & P. G. Wells (Eds.), Science, information, and policy interface for effective coastal and ocean management (pp. 447-465). Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Full Entry