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020			_a978-1-107-05789-0
082			_a349.6 _bBAS
245			_aWilderness Protection in Europe: The Role of International, European and National Law
260			_aUnited Kingdom: _bCambridge University Press, _c2016.
300			_axvi, 641p.
520			_aEurope still retains large areas which play host to numerous native and free-functioning ecosystems and lack roads, buildings, bridges, cables and other permanent manifestations of modern society. In the past, such areas were considered wasteland, whose value lay only in their potential for cultivation and economic exploitation.
650			_aWilderness in Europe _aMapping wilderness in Europe _aEcological values of wilderness in Europe _aSocial values of wilderness in Europe _aEconomic values of wilderness in Europe
650			_aThe role of international treaties and European Union law in protecting wilderness in Europe _aWilderness protection in Europe and the relevance of the World Heritage Convention _aWilderness protection under the Bern Convention _aNatura 2000 and the protection of wilderness in Europe
650			_aThe role of national law in protecting wilderness in Europe _aWilderness protection in Austria _aWilderness protection in the Czech Republic _aWilderness protection in Estonia _aWilderness protection in Finland _aWilderness protection in Hungary _aWilderness protection in Iceland _aWilderness protection in Norway _aWilderness protection in Poland _aWilderness protection in Russia _aWilderness protection in Spain _aWilderness protection in Sweden _aWilderness protection in United Kingdom
700			_aBastmeijer, Kees(ED.)
942			_cBK
999			_c344708 _d344708