Published 17 June 2025
Introduction
This article explores how adopting a combined ecosystem and justice approach to deep-sea mining (DSM)-particularly in vulnerable regions like the Arctic-would constitute a paradigm shift in ocean environmental law and governance. Such a shift would move ocean governance beyond fragmented, technocratic, and resource-driven frameworks toward an integrated, equitable, and sustainability-centered regime grounded in ecological integrity, social justice, and respect for human rights and local traditions.
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Suggested Citation
S. Cassotta; D.A. Galva; N.F. Coelho (2025, forthcoming) "Adopting Ecosystem and Justice Approaches in Deep-Sea Mining as a Paradigm Shift for Sustainable Development: Norway's Arctic Case in Multi-level Ocean Governance"
(OGEL, ISSN 1875-418X) June 2025, www.ogel.org
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