1. Historical outline of governing ambitions and means
what kind of problems, forces and interests have pressed for government
action ?
citizen initiatives beyond or beside public actions
actual public governing ambitions : problems and challenges
the existence of public law and juridical frameworks for public planning
and policy implementation
development of planning : from sectors to integrated planning
rights and interests : organised and unorganised
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2. Administrative and organisational context for regional and local
solutions
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how is the public responsibility for regional and local management of coastal
areas organised ?
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at what level are made decisions concerning regional and local problems
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the links between interests and governing agencies
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3. Case studies : from local planning to ICZM public action
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private and public interests in setting the governing agenda
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the single sector administrative logic and the challenges of a cross-sector
approach
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local/regional problems and vertical sector decision-making
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from planning to action : challenges and surprises
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4. Coastal zone management : a comparative approach of national
policies
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the differences in issues and priorities
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the importance of policy and administrative context
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the administrative challenge of integrated management
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organising for legitimacy and co-operation
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economy and expertise as critical factors
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