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Sea and coastline : controversy about ressources, knowledge and uses
Mers et littoraux : controverses à propos des ressources, des savoirs et des usages
Construisons le futur des socio-écosystèmes marins et littoraux (OCEANEXT 2019)
Published on Thursday, February 28, 2019
Abstract
The sea and coastline are areas subject to very high anthropogenic pressure. The resources they contain support a plurality of uses, relating to various challenges and management devices. This makes emergence of tensions (political, economic, social or legal) particularly opportune when it comes to targetting or prioritizing uses on these spaces. The so-called “integrated” development policy aimed at preserving, modifying, encouraging or limiting practices leads to trade-offs.
Announcement
Presentation OCEANEXT
OCEANEXT 2019 is the second edition of the international multidisciplinary conference OCEANEXT, initiated in 2016 by the COSELMAR program (2013-2017). Organized by the Sea and Coastal Institute, OCEANEXT 2019 has for general theme "Building the future of marine and coastal socio-ecosystems". The conference will gather international scientists and will emphasize the multidisciplinary nature of the issues addressed.
- Theme 1 : Understanding the past and representations of the sea
- Theme 2 : Global changes
- Theme 3 : Tomorrow’s innovations
- Theme 4 : Future challenges in methodology
OCEANEXT 2019 will be held at Nantes Exhibition Center in the core of the International Exhibition MER XXL. The exhibition will promote seas and oceans in their whole shapes, strenghs and weaknesses and their vital significance for the planet and humanity. The exhibition will start on the 29th of June and end the 10th of July
Theme 1 : Understanding the past and representations of the sea
1- Tide:a stream of imaginaries
2- Science and sea imaginaries
3- Seas and coastline ; controversies about resources, knowledges and uses
The sea and coastline are areas subject to very high anthropogenic pressure. The resources they contain support a plurality of uses, relating to various challenges and management devices. This makes emergence of tensions (political, economic, social or legal) particularly opportune when it comes to targetting or prioritizing uses on these spaces. The so-called "integrated" development policy aimed at preserving, modifying, encouraging or limiting practices leads to trade-offs.
In this context, each interest group develops its own strategies for advancing its point of view. To guide, support or even oppose a particular political decision, these collective actors mobilize, among other things, quantified arguments which compels them to produce a measure, an expert knowledge that is relevant to decision-makers. The production of this knowledge shapes alliances or counter-alliances with variable configurations but whose mission is to represent and promote the interests of their members.
This is why, putting forth objective practices or producing knowledge appears to be an essential social condition for participating in the debate on the legitimacy of the uses made of the sea and the coast.
What are the registers of the knowledge produced? By whom, what are they for? How and to whom are they addressed? Who takes it and what does it produce? These are the questions that will animate the session.
The interventions will focus on scientific and sociotechnical controversies. They will be based as much as possible on empirical materials. They may address both the knowledge produced and the subject of the controversy or question it as a collective action. The field covered will relate to the sea and the coast.
Key dates
Abstracts submission deadlines from 2019 February 15 to 2019 March 30
Authors notified of acceptance by 2019 April 30
Entire article submission : until 2019 July 30
for publication in Special edition in "IOP Conference series : Earth and Environmental Science" or in " Advances in Climate Change Research"
Registration
- Registration and fee payment from 2019 March first
- early bird registration deadline : 2019 April 30
- late registration deadline : 2019 June 15
Organization Committee
- Sandrine AUBRUN (Centrale Nantes)
- Régis BARON (IFREMER Nantes)
- Laurent BARTHELEMY (ENSM)
- Emilio BASTIDAS ARTEAGA (GeM, Université de Nantes)
- Lise BELLANGER (Université de Nantes)
- Anik BRINDAMOUR (IFREMER Nantes)
- Axel CREACH (Sorbonne Université)
- Odile DELFOUR SAMAMA (CDMO, Université de Nantes)
- Hélène DESFONTAINES (CENS, Université de Nantes)
- Justine DUMAY (MMS, Université de Nantes)
- Sarah GHAFFARI (CENS, Université de Nantes)
- Pierre GERNEZ (MMS, Université de Nantes)
- Guillaume GREGOIRE (Université Paris Diderot)
- Jean-Christophe GILLOTEAUX (Centrale Nantes)
- Patrice GUILLOTREAU (LEMNA, Université de Nantes)
- Philipp HESS (IFREMER Nantes)
- Joséphine LABAT (Université de Nantes)
- Gilles LAZUECH (CENS, Université de Nantes)
- Frédéric LE BLAY (Université de Nantes)
- Justine MARCHAND (MMS, Le Mans University)
- Stéphanie MAHEVAS (IFREMER Nantes)
- Vona MELEDER (MMS, Université de Nantes)
- Florence MONDEGUER (IFREMER Nantes)
- Oscar NAVARRO-CARRASCAL (Université de Nantes)
- Sophie PARDO (LEMNA, Université de Nantes)
- Marie PONNET (CENS, Université de Nantes)
- Yves-François POUCHUS (MMS, Université de Nantes)
- Benoît SCHOEFS (MMS, Le Mans University)
- Franck SCHOEFS (GeM, Université de Nantes)
- Brice TROUILLET (LETG, Université de Nantes)
Subjects
- Sociology (Main category)
- Society > Ethnology, anthropology
- Society > Science studies
- Society > Geography
- Society > History
- Society > Economics
- Society > Political studies
- Society > Law
Places
- Parc des expositions de la Baujoire
Nantes, France (44)
Date(s)
- Saturday, March 30, 2019
Keywords
- controverse, mer, métier, ressource, savoir, usage
Contact(s)
- Sarah Ghaffari
courriel : Sarah [dot] Ghaffari [at] imt-atlantique [dot] fr - Marie Ponnet
courriel : marie [dot] ponnet [at] univ-nantes [dot] fr - Hélène Desfontaines
courriel : helene [dot] desfontaines [at] univ-nantes [dot] fr
Reference Urls
Information source
- Hélène Desfontaines
courriel : helene [dot] desfontaines [at] univ-nantes [dot] fr
License
This announcement is licensed under the terms of Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal.
To cite this announcement
« Sea and coastline : controversy about ressources, knowledge and uses », Call for papers, Calenda, Published on Thursday, February 28, 2019, https://calenda.org/583997
