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Conclusionnagement of marine areas, intersects with the suite of ABM tools; and what comprises good practices when implementing ABM processes and tools. The chapter concludes with some remarks on fruitful areas for additional research that may further strengthen ABM.

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Addressing the Cumulative Effects of Marine Shipping Through Area-Based Management Approachesnt (ABM) is applied in the CEMS initiative by first providing background on the CEMS initiative from a broad perspective and then examining linkages between the initiative and ABM approaches. A case study is described from one regional CEMS assessment being conducted along a section of the Northwest

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Risk Analysis for Vessel Accident Prevention in Marine Areas: An Accident-Theoretic Perspective on Sc literature are outlined. A discussion is provided on these selected techniques, through the lens of accident causation theories, focusing on how aspects related to the marine space are conceptualized in these techniques. Finally, directions for future research and development are outlined.