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ecological aspects, but respondents also highlighted the need for a better appreciation of social/political and economic barriers, especially regarding transformation strategies. In addition, the response ... acceptance for transform strategies. Further, this study highlights the importance of social and political factors and the need to understand the general public's values regarding adaptation strategies as well
view, is uniquely human – linguistic behaviour. Since then, in various disciplines including philosophy, the thesis that ‘higher’ cognitive functions depend upon a uniquely human linguistic competence ... recent philosophy of mind and cognitive science to suggest ways in which mentalistic approaches to animal behaviour might be tested, and this results in an approach that is admirably open and non-dogmatic
landscapes. However, the precise mechanisms by which silviculture can increase resistance remains uncertain. Further, humans tend to more often create pest-prone forests due to political, economic, and human ... on social, political, cultural, and educational mechanisms to motivate implementation of proven ecological solutions if pest-resistant forests are to be favoured by management. Unprecedented outbreaks
analysis framework covers the complete forest wood chain (FWC) with PESTE factors. PESTE is applied to analyze political, economic, social, technological, and ecological/environmental factors affecting the ... and climate change was detected, but the development of research on economic, political, and especially social factors remained weak. A more recent worldwide review focusing on forest ecosystem services
forest management (SFM) was defined and adopted at the political level [ 8 ]. The United Nations Forum on Forests (2007) defines SFM “as a dynamic and evolving concept, aims to maintain and enhance the ... ]. C&I belong to a hierarchical framework and represent the levels below the principles, which are the result of a political process [12]. Criteria have the function of compliance with defined principles
, 1993) and of over 80 papers in a wide range of areas including feminist philosophy, feminist ecology, feminist ethics, feminist logic, philosophical logic, environmental ethics and political philosophy ... makes this film philosophically interesting; it also poses many ethico-political questions, analogous to questions in post-colonial theory, about the distinction between meat and non-meat animals and the
wide range of areas including feminist philosophy, feminist ecology, feminist ethics, feminist logic, philosophical logic, environmental ethics and political philosophy. She is a research scholar at the ... which refuses cultural universalism and recognises the radically different ethical meanings meat can have in different societies. Finally I explored some of the ethical and political ambiguities of
, Occupational Medicine Center, Urmia University of Medical Sciences, Urmia, Iran; 3Medical Philosophy and History Research Center, Tabriz University of Medical Sciences, Tabriz, Iran Background: Middle East ... Mobaraki 2 0 Medical Philosophy and history research center, Tabriz University of Medical sciences , Tabriz , Iran 1 social Determinants of health research center, Occupational Medicine center, Urmia
Forest management in Mexico is immersed in diverse and complex ecological, socio-cultural, political, economic, and technological contexts. These contexts have led to the use of the forests for many ... characteristics will allow better adaptation to the rapid changes, complexities, and ambiguities of the global environment and the Mexican ecological, social, political, and economic conditions. Forest
Singer has confused the debates by defending a philosophy which does not call into question the property status of animals and using rights talk as a political slogan. (I would not go so far as to agree ... interactions. Papers are invited on any topics within this general area. Founding Editor: Co-Editors: Dr. D. Russell, Department of General Philosophy, University of Sydney, NSW 2006, Australia e-mail: L
of berry patches was guided by complex political and social systems which varied by group, but which served to conserve and enhance the yield of favorable plants [ 110, 111 ]. For example, burning ... : the algonquins of Barriere Lake against the State . University of Minnesota Press; 2017 . 132. Roberts J. “ What are we protecting out here?” a political ecology of forest, fire, and fuels management in
. [ 19–22 ]). As an indication, a political vision introduced in the New European Forest Strategy suggests that innovation and new product development have the potential to shift the composition of value
philosophy which does not call into question the property status of animals and using rights talk as a political slogan. (I would not go so far as to agree however that Singer is caught in a welfare position.4 ... accessible and not too intimidating for students, but still manages to cover a remarkable amount of ground, skilfully blending philosophy and empirical studies. New postscripts update the readings and sketch
, 'what behaviour is innate and what behaviour is learned?' and the social/political ramifications of the answer. I wonder whether this description is accurate given that the emphasis on behaviour seems to ... '. Secondly, in his discussion of environmental philosophy and genetic engineering, Rollin makes several fallacious moves, most notably not taking account of the variety of approaches which constitute
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management options, developed as good practice over several decades of forest management. In addition to environmental aspects, historical, political and socioeconomic reasons have shaped and generated primary
different climate projections [ 2, 25, 194, 195 ]. Not only should platforms be user-friendly, but they should also follow the free and open source (FOSS) philosophy, so that the information is widely
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.’, Livestock Production Science, 36, (1993), p.100f. 7 I.Kant, ‘Grounding for the Metaphysics’ in Ethical Philosophy, I Kant (Hackett Publishing Company, Indianapolis, 1785/1983). In the second step experiments ... view of public morality we find ourselves in a situation of uncertainty. This uncertainty has, at least, two aspects, namely a moral and a political aspect. That is to say, the fact that we face an
