Since the Revolution of 1789, limit-setting between land and sea has been definited by land use laws which both delineate privately-owned property and public land, and specify the authorities in charge of coastal zone management, the local council dealing with land use and the state dealing with shoreline law.New opportunities, such as oyster farming, arose with the creation of polders but also gave rise to revived tensions over the common use of the foreshore and its private exploitation. With the growth of seaside leisure in the second half of the twentieth century, the « privileges » of coastal property owners were questioned in the name of public shoreline access. Negotiations between all the parties involved, mayors, local residents, i...
ABSTRACT The enormous increase of tourism in France since the Second World War has become a major c...
Within the Camargue area, a 30 kilometer coastal linear strip is used either temporarily by rough ca...
The Mont Saint-Michel bay (France) is a coastal area in a state of perpetual natural but also socioe...
Since the Revolution of 1789, limit-setting between land and sea has been definited by land use laws...
The use of the shore is codified to protect the countryside and to limit conflicts. There have been ...
Law and the Coast in Europe Sociologists and geographers have observed, in all lands of the world,...
The coastal issues have given birth to a rich reasoning, all along the thirty years since the publis...
Cette thèse vise à rendre intelligible l’organisation des acteurs publics en charge de développer le...
The purpose of this paper is to discuss the place of the coast inside coastal planning processes. So...
According to the goal of coastal protection, France has developed since 25 years a policy which brea...
The new law of the sea and its incidences on the french sea fishing. The principle of freedom of the...
In France, the defence of the shoreline is essentially a matter of social policy. It is largely a pr...
Environmental legislation in the planning decisions has been developed in France in the seventies. C...
ABSTRACT The idea of having a pedestrian right of way along the sea shore was to allow the public f...
French "Départements" are decentralized territorial communities that are judicially and financially ...
ABSTRACT The enormous increase of tourism in France since the Second World War has become a major c...
Within the Camargue area, a 30 kilometer coastal linear strip is used either temporarily by rough ca...
The Mont Saint-Michel bay (France) is a coastal area in a state of perpetual natural but also socioe...
Since the Revolution of 1789, limit-setting between land and sea has been definited by land use laws...
The use of the shore is codified to protect the countryside and to limit conflicts. There have been ...
Law and the Coast in Europe Sociologists and geographers have observed, in all lands of the world,...
The coastal issues have given birth to a rich reasoning, all along the thirty years since the publis...
Cette thèse vise à rendre intelligible l’organisation des acteurs publics en charge de développer le...
The purpose of this paper is to discuss the place of the coast inside coastal planning processes. So...
According to the goal of coastal protection, France has developed since 25 years a policy which brea...
The new law of the sea and its incidences on the french sea fishing. The principle of freedom of the...
In France, the defence of the shoreline is essentially a matter of social policy. It is largely a pr...
Environmental legislation in the planning decisions has been developed in France in the seventies. C...
ABSTRACT The idea of having a pedestrian right of way along the sea shore was to allow the public f...
French "Départements" are decentralized territorial communities that are judicially and financially ...
ABSTRACT The enormous increase of tourism in France since the Second World War has become a major c...
Within the Camargue area, a 30 kilometer coastal linear strip is used either temporarily by rough ca...
The Mont Saint-Michel bay (France) is a coastal area in a state of perpetual natural but also socioe...