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The weaponised Ocean and marine spatial planning
Restrictive asylum and border policies force people into dangerous maritime crossings and lead to record numbers of deaths at sea. Yet marine spatial planning (MSP), despite commitments to social benefit and expanding attention to diverse marine uses and stakeholders, has largely overlooked irregula
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