Understanding Marine Changes

Edited by Savitri Jetoo, Adjunct Professor, Public Administration, Faculty of Social Sciences, Business and Economics, and Law, Åbo Akademi University, Jaana Kouri, Adjunct Professor, Study of Religion, University of Turku, Silja Laine, Senior Research Fellow, Cultural History, (title of) Docent in Urban Cultural History, School of History, Culture and Arts Studies, University of Turku, Nina Tynkkynen, Professor in Environmental Governance and Policy, Faculty of Social Sciences, Business and Economics, and Law, Åbo Akademi University and Anna Törnroos, Associate Professor in Functional Marine Ecology and Interdisciplinary Environmental Studies, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Åbo Akademi University, Finland

• Contents:1 Introduction: towards holistic knowledge of marineenvironmental changes 1Nina Tynkkynen, Savitri Jetoo, Jaana Kouri, Silja Laineand Anna TörnroosPART I INTERDISCIPLINARITY OF CONCEPTS ANDMETHODS2 Climate change scenarios and future legal challenges: thenorthern seas experiment 22Viljam Engström and Michel Rouleau-Dick3 The anti-landscapes of the Arctic: understandingcircumpolar sea–land relationships from a Lacanian perspective 43Chenru XuePART II INTERDISCIPLINARITY WITHIN ANDBETWEEN INSTITUTIONS4 Environmental heritage for sustainability 67Nina Tynkkynen, Jaana Kouri, Silja Laine, Otto Latva,Tuomas Räsänen and Kirsi Sonck-Rautio5 ‘Everything is protected now, but who protects the localpeople?’: local ecological knowledge of Kihnu Island 86Raivo Kalle, Anatole Danto, Renata Sõukand and Andrea Pieroni6 The anatomy of complex marine problems: a case study ofdecision-making on archipelagic aquaculture 106Henrik Ringbom, Magnus Hellström, Christian Pansch,Nina Tynkkynen and Anna TörnroosPART III CO-CREATING ENVIRONMENTAL KNOWLEDGE7 Sea and me: creative writing as a research method in theco-creation of environmental heritage 136Jaana Kouri and Savitri Jetoo8 Many voices and tipping point: two case studies of art andscience collaborations as processes of knowledge production 154Laura Hellsten and Frank Berger9 Creative environmental relationships enhance resilience:sensobiographic walks at Kokemäenjoki river 175Inkeri AulaPART IV ENGAGING WITH THE MORE-THAN-HUMAN WORLD10 Hydro-sociality: life by the North Water in High Arctic Greenland 197Kirsten Hastrup11 Art of navigating shifting salinities and shorelines 210Taru Elfving12 The concept of plasticology 228Agnieszka Dąbrowska13 Marine plastic waste: new technologies for plastic wasteminimization 246Małgorzata Rusińska, Anna Woźna and Michał RybkaIndex

‘Through 13 chapters, the editors and authors of this book are to be congratulated in showcasing not only Finnish research into marine social and natural sciences but also including information in adjacent Baltic waters as well as theories and concepts which are relevant worldwide. The chapters show the importance of integrated research linked to marine and coastal management and governance.’