Conflict between biodiversity conservation and human activities in the Central and Eastern European countries

Article Abstract:

A study reviewing the Central and Eastern European countries ongoing conflict between the conservation of biodiversity and other human activities along with some conflict management options is presented. More conflicts are expected because of their integration into the European Union, with the associated legal and statutory obligations.

Europe, Government domestic functions, Political aspects, Agricultural policy, Human beings, Human-environment interactions, Biological diversity conservation, Biodiversity conservation

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CATCH: A method for structured discussions and a tool for decision support

Article Abstract:

The decision support tool CATCH is modeled for structuring a dialogue as a method for stakeholder's participation in the management process. The CATCH model operationalizes the principle of deliberative democracy into a framework that promotes discourse and deliberation while maintaining a focus on organizational tasks.

United States, Facilities & equipment, Management dynamics, Public affairs, Ethics, Management, Equipment and supplies, Associations, institutions, etc., Ethical aspects, Company business management, Organizations

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