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F. Lippmann,C. Hofstede de Groottarget the regulation of the use of the environment and will end proposing, again, an alternative, deliberative-participatory approach. After elucidating the theoretical debates that shape both policy areas, we will explore the interconnections and links between these two nodal points. Indeed, we wi

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F. Lippmann,C. Hofstede de Groottarget the regulation of the use of the environment and will end proposing, again, an alternative, deliberative-participatory approach. After elucidating the theoretical debates that shape both policy areas, we will explore the interconnections and links between these two nodal points. Indeed, we wi

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F. Lippmann,C. Hofstede de Groottarget the regulation of the use of the environment and will end proposing, again, an alternative, deliberative-participatory approach. After elucidating the theoretical debates that shape both policy areas, we will explore the interconnections and links between these two nodal points. Indeed, we wi

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F. Lippmann,C. Hofstede de Grootnt is not ‘top down’ but ‘bottom up (.). From the perspective advocated by these critics, large scale centrally controlled schemes are incompatible with sustainable development. The State’s role as a guarantor of national and international capital interest makes it inappropriate as the guardian of t

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F. Lippmann,C. Hofstede de Groottarget the regulation of the use of the environment and will end proposing, again, an alternative, deliberative-participatory approach. After elucidating the theoretical debates that shape both policy areas, we will explore the interconnections and links between these two nodal points. Indeed, we wi

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F. Lippmann,C. Hofstede de Grootrmaments and ships” (Stearns, 1993:47). The relatively late start of German industrialization was followed by rapid speed that gathered momentum especially during the second industrial revolution toward the end of the 19th century. By the 1910s, Germany had obviously succeeded in overtaking the firs

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F. Lippmann,C. Hofstede de Grootndustrial relations. Many sociologists (one of the present authors included) practice their trade in business schools and publish in industrial relations, organization studies, or human resource management journals. This fluidity has certainly strengthened these fields. A good illustration is Hyman’