This paper analyses the discourses of two movements opposing National Park projects in Switzerland, focusing on their strategies and the political causes of their actions. Five in-depth qualitative interviews were conducted with the leaders of the opponents of Adula Park and Locarnese Park. The results reveal a cultural war between nature conservation advocates and park opponents. The existence of this radical opposition prevented bottom-up schemes from working. Further studies should aim to better understand the causes of this malaise in order to facilitate greater acceptance of new Protected Areas
Questions about park–people relationships and the understanding and handling of the conflicts that m...
There is common agreement in discourses on nature protection that it can only succeed if local parti...
There is common agreement in discourses on nature protection that it can only succeed if local parti...
This study examines the role of socio-spatial structures and their perception in negotiations concer...
The history of national parks in Austria, Germany and Switzerland reaches back to the late 19th cent...
The history of national parks in Austria, Germany and Switzerland reaches back to the late 19th cent...
This article engages with pragmatic sociology to understand an environmental dispute and its underly...
This article engages with pragmatic sociology to understand an environmental dispute and its underly...
Conflicts of interest between conservation objectives and the continuation of conventional land uses...
This article explores the reasons for the local rejection of a proposed national park in Switzerland...
Germany is particularly plagued in its nature conservation strategies by widespread and persistent o...
This paper explores how landscape research can contribute to our understanding of why integrated pro...
This article explores the reasons for the local rejection of a proposed national park in Switzerland...
This article explores the reasons for the local rejection of a proposed national park in Switzerland...
This research examines how apparent conflicts at the global level of civil society affect a unique e...
Questions about park–people relationships and the understanding and handling of the conflicts that m...
There is common agreement in discourses on nature protection that it can only succeed if local parti...
There is common agreement in discourses on nature protection that it can only succeed if local parti...
This study examines the role of socio-spatial structures and their perception in negotiations concer...
The history of national parks in Austria, Germany and Switzerland reaches back to the late 19th cent...
The history of national parks in Austria, Germany and Switzerland reaches back to the late 19th cent...
This article engages with pragmatic sociology to understand an environmental dispute and its underly...
This article engages with pragmatic sociology to understand an environmental dispute and its underly...
Conflicts of interest between conservation objectives and the continuation of conventional land uses...
This article explores the reasons for the local rejection of a proposed national park in Switzerland...
Germany is particularly plagued in its nature conservation strategies by widespread and persistent o...
This paper explores how landscape research can contribute to our understanding of why integrated pro...
This article explores the reasons for the local rejection of a proposed national park in Switzerland...
This article explores the reasons for the local rejection of a proposed national park in Switzerland...
This research examines how apparent conflicts at the global level of civil society affect a unique e...
Questions about park–people relationships and the understanding and handling of the conflicts that m...
There is common agreement in discourses on nature protection that it can only succeed if local parti...
There is common agreement in discourses on nature protection that it can only succeed if local parti...