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Tipologia
Corso
Luogo
Padova
Descrizione
The students are required to deal with 3 types of compulsory tasks during the course:
1) Oral presentation and discussion of slides (Power Point file) on selected scientific papers related to the course’s topic.
2) Classroom exercises, classroom role play and (eventual) home assignments (e.g. a short written report on the observations made during the field trip).
3) Final oral examination based on open-ended questions and discussion with the teacher.
Activities 1 and 2 might take place in working groups. Activity 3 is strictly individual.
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Inizio del corso
Padova
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Riviera Tito Livio, 6, 35122
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Programma
The course deepens the concept of forest policy and governance models intended to solve conflicts in link with deforestation, unsustainable management of forests and other global forest-related concerns. Central themes are: (i) forest policy and policy reforms at global, regional, national and local levels; (ii) the international dialogue on forests and certification systems: the opposite views and examples of conflicts; (iii) different visions on new modes of governance; (iv) governance and ‘good governance’ concepts applied to forest sector; (v) how to explore forest governance: the analytical and the normative approach; (vi) multi-actor, multi-sector and multi-level governance: the role of networks; (vii) governance and public participation in conflicting situations, negotiation procedures; (viii) sustainability, multifunctionality and cross-sectoral impact concepts as discussed for forest policy analysis; (ix) various examples (case-studies from European, Mediterranean and tropical areas) related to: national forest policy formulation processes, forest certification initiatives, community-based forestry, forest-based rural development projects, human-nature conflicts (e.g. biodiversity protection-resources exploitation conflicts).
