Governing the Southern Ocean Post-COVID-19: The Cases of Galapagos, Ushuaia, and CCAMLR
摘要
Environmentalists seeking conservation goals in the Southern Seas face new challenges post-COVID-19. These emanate from climate-change-induced insecurities to intense geopolitics, marine resource competition, illegal fishing, and large-scale aquaculture to stock global markets. The following chapter highlights the complex dynamics of governance of the Southern Ocean, showcasing three case studies intersecting conservation politics, performativity, and securitization to offer important insights into the field of international policy and to inform environmentalists and policymakers about the complex dynamics of Ocean governance.