Gouvernance de la mer Méditerranée : un défi régional
2004
Chevalier, Claudiane |
Governance
Gouvernance de la mer Méditerranée : régime juridique et prospectives
2005
Chevalier, Claudiane |
La Gouvernance en Méditerranée au-delà des mers territoriales étant une problématique relativement complexe, le Centre UICN pour la Coopération en Méditerranée à travers le sous groupe Méditerranéen pour le droit et la gouvernance de la mer (MMLSG) a développé ce document qui présente le statut juridique de la Mer Méditerranée, les difficultés et les défis à relever.
Securing protected areas in the face of global change : issues and strategies
2004
We live in a world of rapid global change : biophysical, socio-economic and institutional. This book examines the issues and options for protected area management to ensure that we continue to protect the Earth's most valuable ecosystems in the face of these unprecedented changes.
Northern Areas strategy for sustainable development backgroud paper : governance
2003
Cyan, Musharraf Rasool |
Latif, Afzal |
A comprehensive guide to effective leadership and good governance : a strategic management approach
2003
La gobernanza internacional del océano : el uso del derecho internacional y las organizaciones para manejar los recursos marinos de manera sostenible
2003
Kimball, Lee A. |
Our oceans are slowly dying, and the instruments of governance are inadequate to stop it. The international dimensions of ocean problems loom larger as we learn more about threats to marine species and ecosystems - invasive species are transported by international shipping, oceans fill with persistent organic pollutants, and nutrients from sewage and fertilizers cause excessive growth of marine plants.
International ocean governance : using international law and organizations to manage marine resources sustainably
2003
Kimball, Lee A. |
Our oceans are slowly dying, and the instruments of governance are inadequate to stop it. The international dimensions of ocean problems loom larger as we learn more about threats to marine species and ecosystems - invasive species are transported by international shipping, oceans fill with persistent organic pollutants, and nutrients from sewage and fertilizers cause excessive growth of marine plants.