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North Sea Rising - A Case for Water-Based Commons

North Sea Rising - A Case for Water-Based Commons. North Sea Rising - A Case for Water-Based Commons. New perspective on regional commons across the North Sea watershed, historical and present-day significance of the trade and urban networks, Mapping the Human-Ocean Nexus, biodiversity-focused 'ocean thinking', North Sea Manifesting balancing ecological and social dimensions.

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North Sea Rising - A Case for Water-Based Commons. North Sea Rising - A Case for Water-Based Commons. New perspective on regional commons across the North Sea watershed, historical and present-day significance of the trade and urban networks, Mapping the Human-Ocean Nexus, biodiversity-focused 'ocean thinking', North Sea Manifesting balancing ecological and social dimensions.

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North Sea Rising - A Case for Water-Based Commons

In North Sea Rising, editors Nabi Agzamov and Francesca Vanelli argue for a new perspective on regional commons across the North Sea watershed. Through a series of essays, experts and practitioners examine the historical evolution of this dynamic region and its legacy, climate change challenges, and the potential approaches needed to imagine a vision of a resilient and equitable future for the North Sea.

Tom Holbrook’s “A New Hansa?” explores the region’s historical and present-day significance of trade and urban networks, “Mapping the Human-Ocean Nexus” by Di Fang critiques traditional cartography and advocates for biodiversity-focused “ocean thinking”, and Nashin Mahtani’s “To Dream Like a River” highlights the importance of community-led governance. The book concludes with “North Sea Manifesting”, where Agzamov and Vanelli propose a fluid, inclusive governance model that balances ecological and social dimensions. The book challenges conventional notions of territory and governance, advocating for a vision of a North Sea rooted in cooperation, resilience, and environmental equilibrium.

Nabi Agzamov is an architect and urban designer with expertise in urban ecology. He researches sustainable and resilient environments and the relationship between water, ecology, and cities. Francesca Vanelli is an architect and urban planner with land and water governance expertise. She focuses on multi-scalar flood adaptation and the relationship between disaster risk management and urban governance. Nabi and Francesca are PhD candidates, part of the European Doctoral Innovators (REDI) program and Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellows.

CONTENT

Introduction

North Sea Formation

North Sea Fragmentation

 

A New Hansa? Emerging Spatial Challenges in the North Sea Region

Tom Holbrook

 

Mapping the Human-Ocean Nexus:

Reflections and Reimaginings in the Cartography of Land Reclamation

Di Fang

 

To Dream Like a River:

Wet Politics for Turbulent Worlds

Nashin Mahtani

 

North Sea Manifesting

 

Bibliography

Acknowledgements

Contributors

 

Texts by Nabi Agzamov, Di Fang, Tom Holbrook, Nashin Mahtani, Francesca Vanelli 

Published
2024
Language
Engelsk
ISBN
9788090843356
Publisher
VI PER Gallery
Binding
Soft cover
Page count
116 pages
Photographer
Nabi Agzamov, Francesca Vanelli