Solène Guggisberg
Biographic Data
| ID | 9601902 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Solène Guggisberg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Solène |
| FAMILY NAME | Guggisberg |
| SIGNATURE | GUGGISBERG S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Utrecht University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6668-1038 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Regulating Tourism in Antarctica
Tourism to Antarctica is steadily growing and diversifying, with concerns as to its impacts on the Antarctic environment and the priority afforded to science within the Antarctic Treaty System. States with decision-making powers for the region agreed in 2023 to start a ‘[d]edicated process for the development of a comprehensive and consistent framework for Antarctic tourism and other non-governmental activities’. Preliminary negotiation work has …
Finding equitable solutions to the land-based sources of marine plastic pollution
Marine litter is a global and transboundary pollution problem. Recent attention has focused on the impact of this issue on areas beyond national jurisdiction. In many cases, marine litter is traced to a coastal State where debris have been released into the sea. Effective and legally-binding commitments at the global level to tackle land-based sources of marine pollution are rare, in large part because of the sensitive nature of territorial sover…
Transparency in the activities of the Food and Agriculture Organization for sustainable fisheries
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) plays diverse roles in fisheries governance: it gathers and disseminates data and information; it serves as a forum for States to develop and adopt treaties and soft-law instruments; and it monitors the implementation of some of these instruments. Several of these functions rely on transparency, by the FAO or by States towards it. Beyond its specific role in relation to data sharing, transparency is a g…
Transparency in fisheries governance
Globally, fisheries continue to face a range of pressures that can be addressed by more effective national, regional, and international fisheries governance. Increasing the transparency of decision-making and implementation of adopted measures is widely recognised as forming part of the solution to this challenge. While transparency has emerged as a good governance principle in general, it is embedded in specific international law obligations whe…
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Transparency in the activities of the Food and Agriculture Organization for sustainable fisheries
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) plays diverse roles in fisheries governance: it gathers and disseminates data and information; it serves as a forum for States to develop and adopt treaties and soft-law instruments; and it monitors the implementation of some of these instruments. Several of these functions rely on transparency, by the FAO or by States towards it. Beyond its specific role in relation to data sharing, transparency is a g…
Transparency in fisheries governance
Globally, fisheries continue to face a range of pressures that can be addressed by more effective national, regional, and international fisheries governance. Increasing the transparency of decision-making and implementation of adopted measures is widely recognised as forming part of the solution to this challenge. While transparency has emerged as a good governance principle in general, it is embedded in specific international law obligations whe…
Finding equitable solutions to the land-based sources of marine plastic pollution
Marine litter is a global and transboundary pollution problem. Recent attention has focused on the impact of this issue on areas beyond national jurisdiction. In many cases, marine litter is traced to a coastal State where debris have been released into the sea. Effective and legally-binding commitments at the global level to tackle land-based sources of marine pollution are rare, in large part because of the sensitive nature of territorial sover…
Regulating Tourism in Antarctica
Tourism to Antarctica is steadily growing and diversifying, with concerns as to its impacts on the Antarctic environment and the priority afforded to science within the Antarctic Treaty System. States with decision-making powers for the region agreed in 2023 to start a ‘[d]edicated process for the development of a comprehensive and consistent framework for Antarctic tourism and other non-governmental activities’. Preliminary negotiation work has …
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