The territorial framework is not be considered as a strategic variable; we need go no further than to mention the constant underestimation of infrastructural problems.
And yet again, if each spatial intervention takes on the characteristics of the local enclave (as in many current place-making operations), without paying sufficient attention to the planned or emerging relations with the territorial framework, which may turn out to be essential to whether it is a success or not.
Spain's territorial framework no longer works.
It is deemed that through the adoption of such pathways, forest and woodland networks and corridors will not only be targeted at where their multi-functional capabilities can render higher results, but that this can contribute to achieving key challenges of the Scottish territorial policy framework: the gaps between urban and rural planning, and between land ownership and public rights.
To alert researchers to these complexities and to urge law reform, this review provides a comprehensive account of the federal and provincial/ territorial legal frameworks relevant to research involving decisionally incapable adults in Canada.
Institutional arrangements at work in the governance of natural hazard risks in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden are reviewed and analyzed against the territorial governance conceptual framework.
"Success can help us arrest the spread of extremism around the globe by showing clearly that an Islamic movement can address its grievances and pursue its interests through a legitimate mode of democratic political engagement while still remaining within the country's territorial and constitutional framework, and without losing their culture and identity," she said.
For a further discussion of the relation between knowledge and power, check the 'Territorial knowledge channels' framework developed by Adams, Cotella and Nunes [17].
We developed an adapted assessment framework for territorial crop-livestock systems.
(III, B) Achieving diabetes care goals envisages cooperation between the diabetes team, the general practitioner and, in a broad sense, the specialist in territorial medicine, in the framework of well defined care pathways based on an integrated multidisciplinary and multiprofessional approach that is implemented with the patient's informed consent.
The organization of health systems in sub-Saharan Africa is, more than elsewhere, born in close connection with the establishment of political and territorial structures, initially within the colonial framework, then within the building of independent States [ 1, 2].
