Table 3 Most cited articles
From: Challenges of the Blue Economy: evidence and research trends
Articles (ordered by number of citations) | Authors | Journal title | Citations |
|---|---|---|---|
BE and competing discourses in international oceans governance | Silver et al. [118] | Journal of Environment & Development | 89 |
The importance of estimating the contribution of the oceans to national economies | Kildow and McIlgorm [71] | Marine Policy | 66 |
BG: savior or ocean grabbing? | Barbesgaard [8] | Journal of Peasant Studies | 62 |
The role of the marine sector in the Irish national economy: an input–output analysis | Morrissey and O’Donoghue [86] | Marine Policy | 60 |
What is BG? the semantics of sustainable development of marine environments | Eikeset et al. [37] | Marine Policy | 50 |
Assembling a BE moment? geographic engagement with globalizing biological–economic relations in multi-use marine environments | Winder et al. [135] | Dialogues in Human Geography | 46 |
Quantifying the value of multi-sectoral marine commercial activity in Ireland | Morrissey et al. [87] | Marine Policy | 42 |
The Spanish approach to marine spatial planning. marine strategy framework directive vs. EU integrated maritime policy | De Vivero and Mateos [34] | Marine Policy | 42 |
A methodology for multi-criteria design of multi-use offshore platforms for marine renewable energy harvesting | Zanuttigh et al. [138] | Renewable Energy | 41 |
Ecosystem-based marine management in European regional seas calls for nested governance structures and coordination-a policy brief | Raakjaer et al. [103] | Marine Policy | 40 |