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Showing items 48970 through 48978 of 73427.This chapter discusses challenges for PhD students involved in integrative landscape research. These challenges include terminology, epistemology, expectations, stakeholder involvement, organizational barriers, communicating and publishing, as well as career development.
Publishing is an important aspect of communication in the sciences and contributes to its progress. Researchers involved in integrative landscape research perceive it to be more difficult to publish integrative studies than disciplinary studies.
Research in the INTELS project has revealed that many integrative (= interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary) landscape projects frequently face similar challenges. There are, however, few guidelines available to help projects avoid common problems.
The training of PhD students is currently very dynamic and varies widely from place to place. We present some examples of this variation and comment on how it may affect the way PhD students cope with integrative studies.
Sustainable development is a widely accepted strategic framework for decisionmaking about the future use of land, but it is not very well adopted in landscape research and planning.
Het gebiedscontract vervult de rol van het bestuurskundige convenant, als een invulling van de relatie tussen overheden en andere partijen. In deze samenwerking kan de overheid veel invloed hebben op de besluitvormingsprocessen.
De overheid is er veel aan gelegen haar beleid effectiever en slagvaardiger te maken. Sinds enige jaren probeert zij dit te bereiken door het instrumentarium op een bedrijfsmatige manier in te richten.
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