According to article 7.2 of the law, specified 'plans on management and utilization' including, among other things, detailed maps, the respective carrying capacity, as well as detailed development and reconstruction concepts have to be developed for each pasture of the municipality (LKROP 2009).
It really goes to the heart of what is the biggest challenge Europe is facing in the 21st century, which is a reconstruction of their concept of identity".
The terminological literature makes very clear that the reconstruction of monolingual concept systems should be complete before the establishment of equivalence relations begun (especially emphasized by [2]).
This is a very sound methodology for concept reconstruction that will take into account cultural, historical, and idiosyncratic features of a domain's concept system as well as contradictions and controversies of the domain.
Therefore, we should wonder whether the process by which teaching and learning becomes algorithms will remain committed to democratic citizenship –even if it will promote regeneration and reconstruction of the concept and phenomenon of citizenship– (García, 2015), or if, on the contrary, this technology in a socio-technical context will end up contributing to its deterioration and deformation.
The concept: Reconstruction.
Cohen and Arato argue for "a reconstruction [of the concept] involving a three-part model distinguishing civil society from both state and economy".
Örnebring [ 43] argues that these changes have been associated with a reconstruction of the concept of autonomy for those working in traditional media leading to a focus upon institutional rather than individual autonomy.
First, for Cohen, the theory of knowledge begins by accepting a body of existing science, and then gives a philosophical reconstruction of important concepts and developments in that science's history.
The shoulder community has shown an increasing interest in anatomical CC ligament reconstruction, because these concepts aim to recreate the force vectors of both the conoid and trapezoid ligaments, thus restoring both horizontal and vertical instability.
