Akzeptanz der bayerischen Nationalparks. Ein Beitrag zum sozioökonomischen Monitoring in den Nationalparks Bayerischer Wald und Berchtesgaden.
Würzburg University Press
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Würzburg
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Nationalparks sind das älteste und bekannteste flächenbezogene Naturschutzinstrument weltweit. Für den Erhalt einer nachhaltigen Lebensgrundlage und die Entwicklung der Biodiversität sowie für mehr Naturdynamik in der Landschaft haben sie eine sehr große Bedeutung. Dennoch ist die Einstellung zu Nationalparks von Seiten der unmittelbaren Anwohner nicht immer unproblematisch. Entsprechend versucht die wissenschaftliche Analyse neue Erkenntnisse bezüglich der Akzeptanz der Nationalparks Bayerischer Wald und Berchtesgaden, den ältesten Deutschlands, aufzuzeigen. Empirische Grundlagen für diese Studie sind eine bayernweite Online-Befragung, qualitative Experteninterviews und aufwändige repräsentative schriftliche Befragungen in den Nationalpark-Landkreisen Regen und Freyung-Grafenau bzw. Berchtesgadener Land im Jahr 2018. Auch die zeitliche Entwicklung der Akzeptanz wird auf Basis der Ergebnisse von Vorgängerstudien, soweit möglich, berücksichtigt.
The portion of the elderly and the aged in Germany s total population is continuously growing. This development will continue also in the coming years. It is assumed that in 2050 about 40 percent of Germany s population is 60 years of age or older. The ageing of the population has effects on almost all aspects of life und poses new challenges for public and private planners and decision makers. This also goes for the question of designing shopping locations in the city centre including traditional city-centre shopping streets as well as city-centre shopping malls in a way that preferably corresponds to the needs and exigencies of all age groups and hence also to those of the elderly and aged consumers. Using the example of the cities of Erlangen, Koblenz and Zwickau the present investigation explores as to how elderly and aged people conceive and make use of the various shopping locations in the city centre, how this differs from younger groups of customers and which conclusions can be drawn from the results in regard of achieving a forward-looking design of traditional shopping streets and shopping malls in the city centre.
The portion of the elderly and the aged in Germany s total population is continuously growing. This development will continue also in the coming years. It is assumed that in 2050 about 40 percent of Germany s population is 60 years of age or older. The ageing of the population has effects on almost all aspects of life und poses new challenges for public and private planners and decision makers. This also goes for the question of designing shopping locations in the city centre including traditional city-centre shopping streets as well as city-centre shopping malls in a way that preferably corresponds to the needs and exigencies of all age groups and hence also to those of the elderly and aged consumers. Using the example of the cities of Erlangen, Koblenz and Zwickau the present investigation explores as to how elderly and aged people conceive and make use of the various shopping locations in the city centre, how this differs from younger groups of customers and which conclusions can be drawn from the results in regard of achieving a forward-looking design of traditional shopping streets and shopping malls in the city centre.
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XI, 181 S.
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Würzburger geographische Arbeiten; 122