Entrenchment and vision in Canadian forest policy

Article Abstract:

The gap between Canada's visionary forest policies and entrenched policies and practices as well as the potential role of philosophy in bridging this gap are discussed. Entrenched policy represents the involvement by governments and is composed of existing laws, guidelines and regulations. Visionary policy, on the other hand, comprises a series of idealistic documents produced through a stakeholder process. Some examples of visionary policy and their implementations are presented.

Analysis, Environmental policy, Forest policy

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Advertising and influencing the "good life"

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Advertising usually negatively affects how virtues develop. This can change when advertisers consider how a message agrees or disagrees with their moral values and when value discussions are made more prominent in cultural discourse.

Canada, Psychological aspects, Research, Advertising, Quality of life, Public opinion, Business ethics

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