Book of Abstracts and Innovative Sessions

Although the adoption of these institutions and initiatives appears to have a positive impact on the conservation of marine biodiversity, the implementation of several laws and policies adopted by these institutions is considered as one of the main gaps in the protection of the marine environment and biodiversity. [...] In this respect, the concept of interplay management may help to enhance the efficiency and accountability of the institutions involved in the protection of the marine environment and its biodiversity in the SEA. [...] The literature starts with aspects of the problem, such as the distribution of costs and benefits, and uncertainty about other states’ preferences and the state of the world. [...] Regardless of the importance of the conceptual innovation presented by the IPCC and of the recognition of justice for the definition of solution spaces to avoid catastrophic risks and impacts, the approach raises important questions about the normative nature of climate justice, the meaning and content of the principles of justice and its relation with the development of institutional capacities t. [...] Among the main problems that emerge from the IPCC climate justice approach, the following will be the central concern for our argument: 1) confusion between types and principles of justice; 2) limited definition regarding the specific normative content of climate justice principles and their reach; 3) decoupling of the principles of justice and the development of institutional capacities and flows.