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New Perspectives on Ecological Networks

2017

This chapter introduces the theme of ecological networks, exploring the reference theoretical bases within the International academic debate, and proposing a reflection on how protected areas should no longer be considered as the sum of different components, but rather as a network. In relation to this aspect, the transnational and national models of ecological networks, carried out in the different European countries, are analyzed, through a detailed, updated study of relevant national and international documents. Particular attention is given to the European ecological Natura 2000 network that constitutes the official framework for European policies on protected natural areas. The work hi…

Green beltFinancial instrumentPolitical scienceRegional scienceLegislationCitizen journalismNatura 2000Berne ConventionProtected areaEcological network
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SOVIET PERIOD FILMS IN TODAY’S COPYRIGHT LAW: GERMAN AND BALTIC EXPERIENCE

2014

1. Introduction Within society, films (1) have several functions. They serve as mass media, still most essential today, apart from the internet. They are a form of artistic expression, and an economical factor. While its function as mass media has always been dominant since the creation of the first 'motion pictures' around 1900--and therefore served as an ideal propaganda tool for various regimes--the importance of the artistic and the economic aspect changed over time. In the Soviet Union, the value of films and movies as means of information, education and propaganda was realized from its earliest days. Mosfilm, founded in 1920, as the oldest European film studio and long being the large…

General Arts and Humanitiesmedia_common.quotation_subjectLabour lawGeneral Social SciencesRelated rightsIntellectual propertyBerne ConventionDemocracyLawPolitical economyPrivate propertyPublic propertyEconomicsFree marketmedia_commonTrames. Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences
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