Diversity, contestation, participation in Aotearoa New Zealand's multi-use/user marine spaces

Le Heron E, Logiea J, Allen W, Le Heron R, Blackett P, Davies K, Greenaway A, Glavovic C and Hikuroa D (2019)
Marine Policy 106: 103536

Explores the contention that diversity initiatives enable new questions to be asked.
Conceptualises multi-use/user marine spaces as an object of study.
Discusses the researchers' commitment to Treaty Partnership research and outlines the generative influences of Vision Mātauranga on participation thinking.
Reports on pioneering research into diversity initiatives in Participatory Processes.
Reflects on the power and politics of implementation prospects.

Diversity, contestation, participation, Aotearoa New Zealand, multi-use/user marine spaces, collective visioning

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