Integrated Marine Governance: Questions of Legitimacy

Marine ecosystems are threatened by multiple economic activities, suchas fisheries, commercial shipping, oil- and gas production, offshore windmillparks, and tourism. To find solutions for these problems several countries and the eu are taking initiatives to develop integrated maritime policy. Marine governance is the sharing of policy making competencies in a system of negotiation between nested governmental institutions at several levels (international, (supra)national, regional and local) on the one hand and governmental actors, market parties and civil society organizations on the other in order to govern activities at sea and their consequences. The involvement of multiple actors, multiple levels and the coordination and integration of different sectoral marine activities will affect the legitimacy of integrated marine governance. This paper formulates questions of legitimacy and challenges for integrated marine governance

Coping with Extreme Events: Institutional Flocking

Recent measurements in the North Atlantic confirm that the thermohaline circulation driving the Gulf Stream has come to a stand. Oceanographic monitoring over the last 50 years already showed that the circulation was weakening. Under the influence of the large inflow of melting water in Northern Atlantic waters during last summer, it has now virtually stopped. Consequently, the KNMI and the RIVM estimate the average . In this essay we will explore how such a new risk profile affects the distribution of risks among societal groups, and the way in which governing institutions need to adapt in order to be prepared for situations of rapid but unknown change. The next section will first introduce an analytical perspective, building upon the Risk Society thesis and a proposed model of ‘institutional flocking’.temperature to decrease by 3°C in the next 15 years

PM 654 The Counseling Relationship: Process and Skills

Egan, Gerard. The Skilled Helper, 6th ed. Monterey, CA: Brooks/Cole Publishing Co., 1998. . Exercises in Helping Skills. 6th ed. Monterey, CA: Brooks/Cole Publishing Co., 1998. Meier, Scott. The Elements of Counseling, 2nd ed. Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole Publishing Co., 1993. Seamands, David. Healing for Damaged Emotions, Wheaton, IL: Victor Publishing, 1991.https://place.asburyseminary.edu/syllabi/1504/thumbnail.jp

IR 700 Senior Reflection Seminar

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The study of confession in the Protestant pastoral counseling relationship

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CO 601 XL Counseling Theories and Techniques

In this course classical theories of counseling will be surveyed. Focus will be upon the major traditions within the psychodynamic, humanistic and behavioral fields. These three traditions provide the foundational framework from which most theories derive. In addition, attention will be given to the beginning process of appraising these traditions from a Christian perspective. How does our understanding of theology influence and determine our use of these secular theories of counseling? This study will consider several topics – the integration of theology and psychology, assumptions about human nature and theories of personality, the development of dysfunction and other problems, the nature of change, techniques and application of each theory.https://place.asburyseminary.edu/syllabi/3333/thumbnail.jp

IR 700 Senior Reflection Seminar

This seminar is normally taken your final semester at Asbury Theological Seminary. It seeks to integrate your seminary experiences of spiritual, intellectual and vocational formation with your personal views of ministry and your life experiences. The integration will be done through a series of discussion papers on assigned topics. This seminar is also designed to share your spiritual journey and to celebrate with your colleagues their journey. One goal of this seminar is to help summarize your academic development and personal experiences while at seminary.https://place.asburyseminary.edu/syllabi/2484/thumbnail.jp

IR 700 Senior Reflection Seminar

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