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Elements in Earth System Governance

Who Governs Deep-Sea Mining?

A Battle Between Global Governance and National Governance

Pak K. (University of Kent) Lee & Lai-Ha (University of Technology Sydney) Chan

Who Governs Deep-Sea Mining?

Elements in Earth System Governance

Who Governs Deep-Sea Mining?

A Battle Between Global Governance and National Governance

Elements in Earth System Governance: Who Governs Deep-Sea Mining?

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As China-United States competition over access to critical minerals intensifies, interest in deep-sea mining (DSM) grows rapidly. This invites the question: who governs DSM? This Element offers a pioneering study of global versus national governance of DSM.

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Beschrijving Elements in Earth System Governance: Who Governs Deep-Sea Mining?

As China-United States competition over access to critical minerals intensifies, interest in deep-sea mining (DSM) grows rapidly. This invites the question: who governs DSM? This Element offers a pioneering study of global versus national governance of DSM. Using a constructivist-interpretive lens, it unpacks the socially constructed DSM regime.

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9781009838764
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86
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Elements in Earth System Governance
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Recht
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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Cambridge University Press

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