Transformation processes of alpine landscapes and policy responses: Top-down and bottom-up views

Society and Natural Resources

Volumn 23, Issue 3, 2010, Pages 269-280

  Golobič, Mojca ^a  

^a Urban Planning Institute   (Slovenia)

Author keywords

Alps; Landscape transformation; Participation; Public policies

Indexed keywords

ALPINE ENVIRONMENT; CAPACITY BUILDING; ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY; EUROPEAN UNION; GOVERNANCE APPROACH; LANDSCAPE CHANGE; LANDSCAPE PLANNING; LOCAL PARTICIPATION; PARTICIPATORY APPROACH; SOCIOECONOMIC CONDITIONS; SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT;

ALPS;

EID: 75849153944     PISSN: 08941920     EISSN: 15210723     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/08941920802029177     Document Type: Article

References (42)

1. Alpine Convention (Convention on the Protection of the Alps). 1996. Off. J. Eur Commun. L061(12/03/1996):32-36.
2. Antrop, M. 2005. Why landscapes of the past are important for the future. Landscape Urban Plan. 70(1-2):21-34.
3. Antrop, M. 2006. Sustainable landscapes: Contradiction, fiction or utopia? Landscape Urban Plan. 75:187-197.
4. Arlot, M. P. 2005. The diagnosis of achievements and deficiencies in the public action regarding the interrelation between regional development and cultural landscape. In Regional development and cultural landscape change in the Alps-The challenge of polarization, eds. W. Pfefferkorn, H. R. Egli, and A. Massarutto, 147-168. Geographica Bernensia G74. Berne, Switzerland: Institute of Geography, University of Berne.
5. Ashworth, G. J. 1991. Heritage planning: Conservation as the management of urban change. Groningen, The Netherlands: Geo Pers.
6. Bartlett, S., and M. Oldgard. 2002. Expertocratic, consultative, participative or deliberative SEA? Towards guidelines for determining an appropriate level of public involvement in SEA. http://www.wu-wien.ac.at/inst/fsnu/easy2/papers/a2_oldgard.pdf (accessed 13 April 2007).
7. Batzing, W., P. Messerli, and M. Perlik. 1995. Regionale entwicklungstypen. Analyse und Gliederung des schweizerischen Berggebietes. Bern, Switzerland: Schriftenreihe des Bundesamtes für Industrie, Gewerbe und Arbeit, Zentralstelle für regionale Wirtschaftsförderung.
8. Borsdorf, A. 2006. Land-Stadt Entwicklung in den Alpen: Dorf oder Metropolis? In Die Alpen im jahr 2020, eds. R. Psenner and R. Lackner, 83-92. Alpine space-Man and environment, vol. 1. Innsbruck, Austria: Innsbruck University Press.
9. Buchecker, M., M. Hunziker, and F. Kienast. 2003. Participatory landscape development: Overcoming social barriers to public involvement. Landscape Urban Plan. 64:29-46.
10. Cernic Mali, B., and M. Golobic. 2005. The Alps in 2020: The view of locals. In Regional development and cultural landscape change in the Alps-The challenge of polarization, eds. W. Pfefferkorn, H. R. Egli, and A. Massarutto, 95-112. Geographica Bernensia G74. Berne, Switzerland: Institute of Geography, University of Berne.
11. Dax, T. 2001. Endogenous development in Austria's mountain regions: From a source of irritation to a mainstream movement. Mountain Res. Dev. 21(3):231-235.
12. Debarbieux, B. 2005. Alpine people and culture: Challenges for political recognition. In Soco-economic dimension of Alpine convention with particular consideration of Alpine cities, eds. I. Brendt and A.-L. Stille, 34-41. Wien, Austria: Alpenkonvenzion and Lebensministerium.
13. Debarbieux, B., C. Luminati, A. Mignotte, and G. Wiesinger. 2006. Governance capacity, Q2 Final report, Future in the Alps. Schaan, Liechtenstein: Commission Internationale pour la Protection des Alpes (CIPRA). http://projects.cipra.org/documents/general/reports (accessed 14 April 2007).
14. de Groot, R. 2006. Function-analysis and valuation as a tool to assess land use conflicts in planning for sustainable, multi-functional landscapes. Landscape Urban Plan. 75:175-186.
15. Déjeant Pons, M. 2005. The implementation of the European landscape. http://www.visualdiversity.net (accessed 10 September 2005).
16. European Commission. 2001. European governance. A white paper. COM(2001) 428 Final. Brussels, Belgium: European Commission.
17. European Commission. 2002. Towards a reinforced culture of consultation and dialogue- General principles and minimum standards for consultation of interested parties by the Commission. Brussels, Belgium: European Commission.
18. European Commission. 2007. Growing regions, growing Europe, Fourth report on economic and social cohesion, Provisional version. EU-Regional policy. Brussels, Belgium: European Commission.
19. European Landscape Convention. 2000. T-LAND 06e. Document established by the Secretary General, the General Directorate of Education, Culture, Sport and Youth, and Environment. Strasbourg, France: Council of Europe.
20. European Spatial Development Perspective. 1999. Document agreed at the Informal Council of Ministers responsible for Spatial Planning in Potsdam, May 1999. Luxembourg: European Commission, Office for Official Publications of the European Communities.
21. Favry, E., and W. Pfefferkorn. 2005. The Alps over the past 30 years: Changes in spatial structures and cultural landscapes. In Regional Development and cultural landscape change in the Alps-The challenge of polarisation, eds. W. Pfefferkorn, H. R. Egli, and A. Massarutto, 21-60. Geographica Bernensia G74. Berne, Switzerland: Institute of Geography, University of Berne.
22. Hochtl, F., S. Lehringer, and W. Konold. 2005. Wilderness: What it means when it becomes a reality-A case study from the southwestern Alps. Landscape Urban Plan. 70:85-95.
23. Kates, R. W., W. C. Clark, R. Corell, J. M. Hall, C. C. Jaeger, L. Lowe, J. J. McCarthy, H. J. Schellnhuber, B. Bolin, N. M. Dickinson, S. Faucheux, G. C. Gallopin, A. Grubler, B. Huntley, J. Jager, N. S. Jodha, R. E. Kasperson, A. Mabogunje, P. Matson, H. Mooney, B. Moore III, T. O'Riordan, and U. Svedin. 2001. Sustainability science. Science 292:641-642.
24. Kianicka, S., M. Buchecker, M. Hunziker, and U. Muller-Boker. 2006. Locals' and tourists' sense of place: A case study in a Swiss Alpine village. J. Mountain Res. Dev. 26(1):55-63.
25. Kucan, A., and M. Golobic. 2004. The future for Slovenian cultural landscapes. Topos 47:79-86.
26. Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. 2001. Governance in the 21st century. Paris, France: OECD.
27. Palang, H., A. Printsman, E. Konkoly Gyuro, M. Urbanc, E. Skowronek, and W. Woloszyn. 2006. The forgotten rural landscapes of central and eastern Europe. Landscape Ecol. 21(3):347-357.
28. Perlik, M., P. Messerli, and W. Batzing. 2001. Towns in the Alps: Urbanization processes, economic structure, and demarcation of European Functional Urban Areas (EUFAa) in the Alps. Mountain Res. Dev. 21(3):243-252.
29. Pfefferkorn, W., M. Golobic, M. Zaugg Stern, and M. Buchecker. 2006. New forms of decision making. Question 5 Final report. Future in the Alps, Schaan. Liechtenstein. http://projects.cipra.org/documents/general/reports (accessed: 7 May 2007).
30. Potschin, M., and R. Haines-Young. 2006. Rio+10, Sustainability science and landscape ecology. Landscape Urban Plan. 75:162-174.
31. Probst, T. 2005. Proposals for future policies: An orientation towards a balance between regional development and cultural landscape in the Alps. In Regional Development and cultural landscape change in the Alps-The challenge of polarisation, eds. W. Pfefferkorn, H. R. Egli, and A. Massarutto, 169-189. Geographica Bernensia G7. Berne, Switzerland: Institute of Geography, University of Berne.
32. Proshansky, H., A. K. Fabian, and R. Kaminoff. 1983. Place-identity: Physical world socialization of the self. J. Environ. Psychol. 3:57-83.
33. Schneeberger, N., M. Burgi, and F. Kienast. 2007. Rates of landscape change at the northern fringe of the Swiss Alps: Historical and recent tendencies. Landscape Urban Plan. 80:127-136.
34. Schnell, K.-D., R. Scherer, A. Berwert, T. Bieger, and H. Rutter. 2002. Managing and monitoring sustainable regional development in alpine regions. In Proceedings of the 4th Congress of the European Regional Science Association, ed. F.-J. Bade, 358-376, 27-31 August, Dortmund, Germany.
35. Stanners, D., and P. Bourdeau. 1995. Europe's environment: The Dobris assessment-An overview. Copenhagen, Denmark: European Environmental Agency.
36. Tappeiner, U., E. Tasser, G. Leitinger, and G. Tappeiner. 2006. Landnutzung in den Alpen: Historische entwiclung und zukunftige szenarien. In Die Alpen im jahr 2020, Alpine space-Man and environment, vol. 1, eds. R. Psenner and R. Lackner, 23-39. Innsbruck, Austria: Innsbruck University Press.
37. Territorial Agenda of the European Union. 2007. Towards a more competitive and sustainable Europe of diverse regions. Informal ministerial meeting on urban development and territorial cohesion. Leipzig, Germany: Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Affairs.
38. United Nations General Assembly. 1992a. Earth Summit: Agenda21, United Nations programme of action. Rio de Janerio, Brasil: United Nations.
39. United Nations General Assembly. 1992b. Rio declaration on environment and development. United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED). Rio de Janerio, Brasil: United Nations.
40. Waitt, G. 2000. Consuming heritage: Perceived historical authencity. Ann. Tourism Res. 27(4):835-862.
41. Wascher, D. M., ed. 2000. Proceedings of European Workshop on Landscape Assessment as a Policy Tool, 92. Tilburg, Cheltenham, UK: European Centre for Nature Conservation and The Countryside Agency.
42. Wates, N. 1996. Action planning. London, UK: The Prince of Wales's Institute of Architecture.