Publications
NEW MSP RESEARCH PAPER IS NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE: EXPLORING INTEGRATION OF LAND-SEA INTERACTIONS IN MARITIME SPATIAL PLANNING IN THE BULGARIAN CONTEXT, BLACK SEA
We are happy to announce, that the Center for Coastal and Marine Studies (CCMS) in collaboration with:
• National Research Council (CNR), Institute of Marine Sciences (ISMAR), Venice, Italy
• t-ELIKA, Venice, Italy
• Priority Actions Programme Regional Activity Centre (PAP/RAC), Split, Croatia
• Marine Scotland – Marine Planning and Policy | Scottish Government, Scotland, United Kingdom
has published a joint research paper in Marine Policy Journal (Elsevier): Exploring integration of land-sea interactions in maritime spatial planning in the Bulgarian context, Black Sea
Peer reviewed publications
Recent publications:
- Stancheva, M., Stanchev, H., Young, R., & Parlichev, G. (2021). Coastal erosion driven Land-Sea Interactions in Maritime Spatial Planning-a case of Bulgaria. Journal of Coastal Conservation, 25(6), 1-19. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11852-021-00841-4
- Mooser, A.; Anfuso, G.; Stanchev, H.; Stancheva, M.; Williams, A.T.; Aucelli, P.P.C. Most Attractive Scenic Sites of the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast: Characterization and Sensitivity to Natural and Human Factors. Land 2022, 11, 70. https://doi.org/10.3390/land11010070
- Stancheva, M., Stanchev, H., Zaucha, J., Ramieri, E., & Roberts, T. (2022). Supporting multi-use of the sea with maritime spatial planning. The case of a multi-use opportunity development-Bulgaria, Black Sea. Marine Policy, 136, 104927. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marpol.2021.104927
- Woodroffe, C.D., Stancheva, M. Sustaining Coastal and Marine environments in the Anthropocene. J Coast Conserv 28, 51 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11852-024-01051-4
- Bocci, M., Markovic, M., Mlakar, A., Stancheva, M., Borg, M., Carella, F., ... & Ramieri, E. (2024). Land-Sea-Interactions in MSP and ICZM: A regional perspective from the Mediterranean and the Black Sea. Marine Policy, 159, 105924. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marpol.2023.105924.
MARSPLAN-BS II OUTPUTS ON INTEGRATING LAND-SEA INTERACTIONS IN MSP ARE AVAILABLE IN THREE REPORTS
The Center for Coastal and Marine Studies (CCMS) has led the development and elaboration of the Land-Sea Interactions (LSI) reports and case study under the MARSPLAN-BS II project (WP2, Activity 2.3 Integration of LSI in MSP for the cross-border region).
The Report on Methodology for analysis and integration of Land-Sea Interactions in the cross-border MSP provides relevant methodology for analysis and integration of LSI in the MSP, transferable for application to the national MSP plans of Bulgaria and Romania.
The Report on Implementation of LSI-MSP methodology in Shabla Case Study presents the results of testing the proposed LSI methodology in Bulgaria (Shabla Municipality): LSI stocktaking, in-depth analysis of LSI and key messages for LSI integration in MSP.
The Report on Best practices and recommendations for further work on integrating Land-Sea Interactions into cross-border MSP provides synopsis of the existing and emerging approaches and mechanisms for addressing the LSI and integrating them in the MSP (EU project-based studies and general frameworks), identified challenges and enablers on integrating LSI in MSP and concludes with key recommendations to overcome these challenges.
Follow the full reports on the MARSPLAN-BS II website: http://www.marsplan.ro/en/
Books
Stancheva, M. 2013. Bulgaria. In: "Coastal Erosion and Protection in Europe - A Comprehensive Overview” – Eds, E. Pranzini, A.T. Wiliams; ISBN-13: 9781849713399 (ISBN-10: 1849713391), 496 pp, Rutledge Taylor & Francis Group).
Dr. Hristo Stanchev is co-editor of a book “Sensitivity Mapping and Analysis of the Bulgarian Black Sea Coastal Zone", 2017, published by Total E&P Bulgaria B.V., ISBN: 978-954-9490-50-3. Dr. Margarita Stancheva and Dr. Hristo Stanchev are the authors of Chapter V: Sensitivity mapping and assessment of the Bulgarian Black Sea Coastal Zone (146-172 p.) and main contributors/authors of the ground and aerial photos in the book.
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