InhaltsangabePART 1: INTRODUCTION Chapter 1: European Nature Conservation Policy Making From Substantive to Procedural Sources of Legitimacy Ewald Engelen, Jozef Keulartz & Gilbert Leistra PART 2: COUNTRIES Chapter 2: Endangered Legitimacy Nature Policy in Flanders: Messy Participation Strategies Dirk Bogaert & Pieter Leroy Chapter 3: Nature Policy in Flanders Messy Participation or Unfavourable circumstances? Comments by Erik van Zadelhoff Chapter 4: Between European Injunction and Local Consultation Analyzing the Territorialization Process for a Public Nature Conservation Initiative in France Florence Pinton Chapter 5: The Local Implementation of Nature Policy Deliberative Democracy or Interest Politics? Comments by Henk van den Belt Chapter 6: Legitimacy of Biodiversity Policies in a Multi-Level Setting The Case of Germany Markus Leibenath Chapter 7: Are Conflicts of Nature Distributive Conflicts? Comments by Michiel Korthals PART 3: PROTECTED AREAS Chapter 8: Creation of a Bottom-up Nature Conservation Policy in Poland The Case of the West Polesie Biosphere Reserve Tadeusz J. Chmielewski & Jaroslaw Krogulec Chapter 9: Nature Conservation in Poland and the Netherlands Bottomup or Bottom Line? Comments by Henny van der Windt Chapter 10: Legitimacy Problems in Spanish Nature Policy The case of Donana Susana Aguilar Fernandez Chapter 11: How to Deal With Legitimacy in Nature Conservation Policy? Comments by Jan van Tatenhove Chapter 12: Resistance to Top-down Conservation Policy and the Search for New Participatory Models The Case of Bergö-Malax´ Outer Archipelago in Finland Susanna Björkell Chapter 13: Visions and Scales of Nature and Society in Nature Management Comments by Jacques Swart Chapter 14: Conservation in Context: A View from Below Implementation of Conservation Policies on the North York Moors Elizabeth Oughton & Jane Wheelock Chapter 15: Towards governance and procedural sources of legitimacy? Comments by Marielle van der Zouwen PART 4: PROTECTED SPECIES Chapter 16: Wintering Geese in the Netherlands. Legitimate Policy? Gilbert Leistra, Jozef Keulartz & Ewald Engelen Chapter 17: Vindicating Arrogant Ecologists Comments by Wim Dubbink Chapter 18: Legitimacy of Species Management The Great Cormorant in the EU Felix Rauschmayer & Vivien Behrens Chapter 19: Animal Governance The Cormorant Case Comments by Hub Zwart PART 5: CONCLUSIONS Chapter 20: European Union Environmental Policy and Natura 2000 From Adoption to Rev

InhaltsangabePART 1: INTRODUCTION Chapter 1: European Nature Conservation Policy Making From Substantive to Procedural Sources of Legitimacy Ewald Engelen, Jozef Keulartz & Gilbert Leistra PART 2: COUNTRIES Chapter 2: Endangered Legitimacy Nature Policy in Flanders: Messy Participation Strategies Dirk Bogaert & Pieter Leroy Chapter 3: Nature Policy in Flanders Messy Participation or Unfavourable circumstances? Comments by Erik van Zadelhoff Chapter 4: Between European Injunction and Local Consultation Analyzing the Territorialization Process for a Public Nature Conservation Initiative in France Florence Pinton Chapter 5: The Local Implementation of Nature Policy Deliberative Democracy or Interest Politics? Comments by Henk van den Belt Chapter 6: Legitimacy of Biodiversity Policies in a Multi-Level Setting The Case of Germany Markus Leibenath Chapter 7: Are Conflicts of Nature Distributive Conflicts? Comments by Michiel Korthals PART 3: PROTECTED AREAS Chapter 8: Creation of a Bottom-up Nature Conservation Policy in Poland The Case of the West Polesie Biosphere Reserve Tadeusz J. Chmielewski & Jaroslaw Krogulec Chapter 9: Nature Conservation in Poland and the Netherlands Bottomup or Bottom Line? Comments by Henny van der Windt Chapter 10:Legitimacy Problems in Spanish Nature Policy The case of Donana Susana Aguilar Fernandez Chapter 11: How to Deal With Legitimacy in Nature Conservation Policy? Comments by Jan van Tatenhove Chapter 12: Resistance to Top-down Conservation Policy and the Search for New Participatory Models The Case of Bergö-Malax´ Outer Archipelago in Finland Susanna Björkell Chapter 13: Visions and Scales of Nature and Society in Nature Management Comments by Jacques Swart Chapter 14: Conservation in Context: A View from Below Implementation of Conservation Policies on the North York Moors Elizabeth Oughton & Jane Wheelock Chapter 15: Towards governance and procedural sources of legitimacy? Comments by Marielle van der Zouwen PART 4: PROTECTED SPECIES Chapter 16: Wintering Geese in the Netherlands. Legitimate Policy? Gilbert Leistra, Jozef Keulartz & Ewald Engelen Chapter 17: Vindicating Arrogant Ecologists Comments by Wim Dubbink Chapter 18: Legitimacy of Species Management The Great Cormorant in the EU Felix Rauschmayer & Vivien Behrens Chapter 19: Animal Governance The Cormorant Case Comments by Hub Zwart PART 5: CONCLUSIONS Chapter 20: European Union Environmental Policy and Natura 2000 From Adoption to Revision Rüdiger Wurzel