📊 *Ocean and Society's Top 5 Most Downloaded Articles in January* 🔍 Explore the key topics, pressing challenges, and groundbreaking research that captured Ocean and Society's readership during the first month of the year! Check out the top articles below ⬇️ #5🏅 The Shortest Nuclear Route to Climate Change to Great Power Competition: Tracing Arctic Security by Gabriella Gricius ➡️ https://shortt.link/oas8846wpp #4🏅 Identifying Ocean‐Related Literature Using the UN Second World Ocean Assessment Report by Remi Toupin, Geoff Krause, Poppy Nicolette Riddle, Madelaine Hare and Philippe Mongeon ➡️ https://shortt.link/oas8924wpp #3🏅 “Other(ed)” Ocean Knowledges: Unlearning Integration in Ocean Governance for Recognitional Justice by Giulia Champion and Mia Strand ➡️ https://shortt.link/oas8875wpp #2🏅 Navigating Coastal Dynamics: Illegal Institutional Arrangements, Gangs’ Activities, and Knowledge Mobility in the Gulf of Guayaquil by Wendy Chávez-Páez and Anna-Katharina Hornidge ➡️https://shortt.link/oas8851wpp #1🏅 Power Relations and Maritime Justice: An Exploration of UNCLOS Negotiations by Stephanie Oserwa Schandorf ➡️https://shortt.link/oas8791wpp Congratulations and a big thanks to the authors for their invaluable contributions to the journal and the scientific community at large!