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A Preliminary Study on Marine Culture and Policy

Issues

Wen-Yan Chiau Singhwa Hu Yu-Cheng Wang Shih-Chang Lin
1*
3
2
4
Chiung-Hui Fu
5
1 Chair Professor, National Taiwan Ocean University & National Sun Yat-sen University
2 Chair Professor, National Taiwan Ocean University.
3 Research Fellow and Acting Director, Marine Policy and Cultural Center, National Academy of Marine
Research.
4 Associate Research Fellow, National Academy of Marine Research.
5 Assistant Research Fellow, Marine Policy and Cultural Center, National Academy of Marine Research.

ABSTRACT

The concepts, connotations or types of marine culture are broad, and the views
of different countries, regions, ethnic groups and fields vary. Although marine
culture is a familiar term, few countries in the world formulated their national
policies exclusively on marine culture. In order to expand participation, it is
necessary to engage all stakeholders, to adopt a "bottom-up approach" in
accordance with the process of public policy, and to explore the definition, spirit,
purpose, key issues, policy tools or related strategies as a reference for setting the
issues when formulating Taiwan's marine culture policy.

海洋

文化

與
政策

議題之初探

Keywords: Marine culture, policy, issues, Taiwan.

∗ Corresponding author, E mail: chiau0717@gmail.com

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