Communities in Transition: Protected Nature and Local People in Eastern and Central Europe
Autor:
Taylor and Francis
Verlag:
Taylor and Francis
Sprache:
English
'Central and Eastern Europe now assumes an important place in international nature conservation practice but figures rarely in scholarship. This book makes a significant contribution towards filling this gap by moving from a review of global conservation practice to insightful case studies of co-management in the Czech Republic and Macedonia.' Thomas Sikor, University of East Anglia, UK
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ISBN
978-1-409-44850-1
EAN
9781409448501
Erscheinungsjahr
6/18/2014
Verlag
Taylor and Francis
Author
Petrova Saska
Sprache
English
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