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<p>Traditional approaches to maritime security focus on state and economic perspectives. We suggest that a more holistic approach to maritime security is needed that encompasses state, economic, human and environmental security to make maritime security more equitable, sustainable and responsive to contemporary social and environmental challenges. Adopting a normative human and eco-centric approach to maritime security, which revolves around the needs of coastal communities and the imperative of ocean sustainability, can be guided by four principles: participation and pluralism, autonomy and agency, equity and justice, and coherence and coordination.</p>

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Rethinking maritime security from the bottom up: Four principles to broaden perspectives and centre humans and ecosystems

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年6月2日

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  • Michael Fabinyi,
  • Christopher Cvitanovic,
  • Kate Barclay,
  • Nathan J. Bennett,
  • Edward Chan,
  • Hanh Nguyen,
  • Stefan Partelow,
  • Annie Young Song,
  • Natasha Stacey,
  • Dirk Steenbergen,
  • Bianca Suarez,
  • Maria Tanyag

摘要

Traditional approaches to maritime security focus on state and economic perspectives. We suggest that a more holistic approach to maritime security is needed that encompasses state, economic, human and environmental security to make maritime security more equitable, sustainable and responsive to contemporary social and environmental challenges. Adopting a normative human and eco-centric approach to maritime security, which revolves around the needs of coastal communities and the imperative of ocean sustainability, can be guided by four principles: participation and pluralism, autonomy and agency, equity and justice, and coherence and coordination.