De la conservation conflictuelle à l'aménagement durable : le paysage et la biodiversité saisis par le droit

French law has belatedly interested in nature protection and conservation of the environment, through a legal process that has only gradually distinguished from the traditional legal disciplines, to endly differ significantly, while remaining largely in relation with them. The impact of the law upon...

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Autor principal:	Jean-Marie Breton
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Lenguaje:	FR
Publicado:	Éditions en environnement VertigO 2012
Materias:	biodiversity landscapes nature territories environment heritage Environmental sciences GE1-350
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:dc3a6ef32d8b4efd942b283efdc70be12021-12-02T10:00:48ZDe la conservation conflictuelle à l'aménagement durable : le paysage et la biodiversité saisis par le droit1492-844210.4000/vertigo.12362https://doaj.org/article/dc3a6ef32d8b4efd942b283efdc70be12012-09-01T00:00:00Zhttp://journals.openedition.org/vertigo/12362https://doaj.org/toc/1492-8442French law has belatedly interested in nature protection and conservation of the environment, through a legal process that has only gradually distinguished from the traditional legal disciplines, to endly differ significantly, while remaining largely in relation with them. The impact of the law upon the environmental issues and the formulation of normative responses to it answered the need for building and implementation of instruments fitting the objectives of protection both understood and interpreted by reference to a social vision of natural heritage, and adequate to the socio-cultural (with a wide identity dimension in the Caribbeans and Guyanas) of his apprehension by people as by developers and managers. Diachronic construction of relevant legal protection, particularly in terms of sustainability, exceeded the only normative approach in favor of the recognition of a real right to the environment, through its legislative and constitutional components. Today, positive law takes into account, beyond the mere "environment" considered in globo, both landscapes, subjected to specific legal treatment and protection ; and biodiversity, the conservation and management of which, because of its recognition as a conventional common heritage of mankind, in an intergenerational perspective, have raised legal arrangements ad hoc, at national as well as regional and international levels.Jean-Marie BretonÉditions en environnement VertigOarticlebiodiversitylandscapesnatureterritoriesenvironmentheritageEnvironmental sciencesGE1-350FRVertigO, Vol 14 (2012)
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description	French law has belatedly interested in nature protection and conservation of the environment, through a legal process that has only gradually distinguished from the traditional legal disciplines, to endly differ significantly, while remaining largely in relation with them. The impact of the law upon the environmental issues and the formulation of normative responses to it answered the need for building and implementation of instruments fitting the objectives of protection both understood and interpreted by reference to a social vision of natural heritage, and adequate to the socio-cultural (with a wide identity dimension in the Caribbeans and Guyanas) of his apprehension by people as by developers and managers. Diachronic construction of relevant legal protection, particularly in terms of sustainability, exceeded the only normative approach in favor of the recognition of a real right to the environment, through its legislative and constitutional components. Today, positive law takes into account, beyond the mere "environment" considered in globo, both landscapes, subjected to specific legal treatment and protection ; and biodiversity, the conservation and management of which, because of its recognition as a conventional common heritage of mankind, in an intergenerational perspective, have raised legal arrangements ad hoc, at national as well as regional and international levels.
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title	De la conservation conflictuelle à l'aménagement durable : le paysage et la biodiversité saisis par le droit
title_short	De la conservation conflictuelle à l'aménagement durable : le paysage et la biodiversité saisis par le droit
title_full	De la conservation conflictuelle à l'aménagement durable : le paysage et la biodiversité saisis par le droit
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