Martin Pastoors Science Of The Future 20091124
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Presentation at the EFARO meeting on the reform of the Common Fisheries Policy.
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- 1. Science of the future from traditional to modern science EFARO meeting on the Revision of the CFP, 24 November 2009, Ostend Martin Pastoors Wageningen UR Centre for Marine Policy
- 2. Is there a role for science in the future marine policies? Such a [all-embracing maritime] policy should be supported by excellence in marine scientific research, technology and innovation." Source: EC Marine and Maritime Research Strategy, 2008
- 3. Is there a role for the CFP in the future marine policies?
- 5. So what is this “best available science”?
- 7. Example: TAC machine Merton in practice?
- 9. Credibility Salience Legitimacy Scientific plausibility Relevant and useable Unbiased, meeting standards
- 10. Modern Science = Post-Normal Science Funtowicz and Ravetz, 1993, 2008
- 11. Uncertainty will not go away !
- 12. Extended-peer community Quality control + transparency: +
- 14. Reversing burden of proof: from top-down to show-what-you-have Different roles of science: objectives, plans, verification
- 15. New governance arrangements: different roles for science
- 16. Legitimacy (acceptance) Participation Accountability (who to answer)
- 18. Yes, there is a role of science in new marine policies....
- 19. ... but it is a different role: Facilitating instead of Judging Bron: Floor Quirijns, IMARES
- 20. Develop new institutional mechanisms for dealing with new challenges
Editor's Notes
- My name is Martin Pastoors. I am the director of a newly established research network called the Wageningen University Centre for Marine Policy in the Netherlands. I would very much like to thank the organizers for inviting me to this conference and giving me the opportunity to speak on the subject of cross-border cooperation on the North Sea Dogger Bank.