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Institutional Design and Policy Making 'Down Under': Developments in Australian and New Zealand Coastal Management

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posted on 2023-05-16, 09:45 authored by Marcus HawardMarcus Haward
The early-mid 1990s may yet rank as the most significant period for coastal management in Australia and New Zealand. This period of intense assessment and evaluation of approaches to the management of the coastal zones 'down under' has provided important lessons in terms of institutional design; lessons which have broader relevance. The paper examines and evaluates the different approaches taken by Australia and New Zealand in developing institutional arrangements for coastal management. The paper concludes by emphasising constitutional, legal and political frameworks as key determinants on outcomes; the significance of achieving integration at inter and intra government levels; and supports arrangements which provide a synthesis between 'top-down', and 'bottom-up' approaches. © 1995.

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Publication title

Ocean & Coastal Management

Volume

26

Pagination

87-117

ISSN

0964-5691

Department/School

School of Social Sciences

Publisher

Elsevier Sci Ltd

Place of publication

Oxford

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  • Restricted

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