July 2023
The Marine Spatial Planning Research Network is a diverse group of scientists, policy-makers and practitioners engaged in the constructive development of MSP through critical thinking, teaching, research, consultancy and implementation. We bring together academic expertise from across the social and natural sciences, such as marine ecology, terrestrial planning, geography, and political science, working alongside practitioners, consultancies and policy-makers. We are an informal network open to new participants who share our overall aims and encourage early-career researchers to join us. For more information please visit our website.
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Davret, Juliette (2023) La partie immergée de l’information géographique : Analyse critique à travers le cas de la planification maritime. Nantes University, PhD in geography, 31 March. (The submerged part of geographical information: Critical analysis through the case of MSP). Juliette is now a postdoc at Maynooth University (Ireland), Department of Geography..
We have now removed from our list of members people who have not been active for a long time. So we now have 190 active members! This is a good oppportunity for you to check your profile https://www.msprn.net/members, bring it up to date and add new information and a nice photo if you haven’t already done so! The more information we have about ourselves, the more we demonstrate that we are a dynamic network and people can contact us with a view to working together. Newer members: you are especially encouraged to build your profile. A guide is attached to help you to do this.
Note: the items in this newsletter are based on the information provided by members of the MSPRN network. As such, it will it is inevitably selective and partial in its coverage.
Newsletter prepared by Cormac Walsh on behalf of the MSPRN Steering Group, 06.02.2022. The newsletters are archived on the homepage of the MSPRN website (top right).