
e-BOOK - HOW TO NAVIGATE 1. DOWNLOAD THE PDF FILE BELOW 2. OPEN THE e-BOOK USING AN PDF VIEWER APP The e-book works directly with standard PDF readers on laptops or PCs. To view on an Android phone, install the “PDF Viewer” app (Link to the GooglePlay). Phones running other operating systems, such as iOS (iPhone) - Install a PDF viewer app that supports e-book format. On iOS, we recommend the “PocketBook Reader” app (Link to the Apple Store). Public Access to Beaches: Conflicts and Management Edited byMarina Sartore & Flavia M. Lins-de-Barros eBook Publisher: Editora IVIDES Raquel Dezidério Souto (Editor-in-chief) PRESENTATION This ebook brings together contributions that tackle the challenges of managing public access to beaches, focusing on conflicts,management experiences, as well as conceptual and operational tools. The chapters, which synthesize debates presented at the II Beach Access Network (BAN) Workshop held in Brazil in 2025, offer an analytical framework to address the growing pressures surrounding beach environments, particularly those arising from environmental protection imperatives, social and environmental justice claims, and competing economic interests. In doing so, the volume underscores that beaches, often assumed to be naturally public and free, are socially constructed spaces whose status is historically achieved and continuously contested. Reflecting the core conviction of the Beach Access Network, the volume articulates perspectives from specialists focused on the human dimensions of beaches and those engaged with their environmental dynamics, emphasizing the need to cross disciplinary boundaries. Composed of short chapters, the ebook invites readers to move beyond the common-sense view of beaches as spaces primarily associated with leisure and holidays. By engaging with the contributions gathered here, readers are encouraged to see beaches through multiple lenses and to approach these spaces with greater critical awareness. EDITORA IVIDES CNPJ: 56.127.866/0001-12 local of edition: Rio de Janeiro Year of edition: 2026 1. ed. | 153 p. ISBN: 978-65-985676-4-4 DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19058568 ivides@ivides.org https://ivides.org/livros LICENSE & INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) license, which allows the download and sharing of this work (provided that credit is given to the authors and the publisher IVIDES), but does not permit any modification of its content. Its use for commercial purposes by third parties is prohibited. It is permitted to quote portions of the text without prior authorization, provided that the source is identified and the quoted material is clearly formatted within the derivative text. License resume | Law LEGAL NOTICE. Copyright infringement (Brazilian Law No. 9,610/98) is a crime, as established by Article 184 of the Penal Code. The texts published in this work, both in terms of language and content, are the sole responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the publisher. Any communications with the publisher may be sent to ivides@ivides.org. HOW TO CITE SARTORE, Marina; LINS-DE-BARROS, Flavia Moraes (ed.). Public Access to Beaches: Conflicts and Management. Rio de Janeiro: Editora IVIDES, 2026. 153 p. ISBN: 978-65-985676-4-4. DOI:10.5281/zenodo.19058568.
Protection, Acesso às praias, Littoral, Beach Access, Environment, Coast
Protection, Acesso às praias, Littoral, Beach Access, Environment, Coast
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