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* Working groups combine thematically related case studies | * Working groups combine thematically related case studies | ||
* The working group pages compile specific aspects of the individual case studies and thus simplify the comparative analysis | * The working group pages compile specific aspects of the individual case studies and thus simplify the comparative analysis | ||
* Participants have the opportunity to discuss specific topics in more detail than it would be possible | * Participants have the opportunity to discuss specific topics in more detail than it would be possible during plenary sessions | ||
* case study comparison | * case study comparison will evolve within the thematic working groups | ||
* case study comparison is based on a set of cross-cutting questions | * this case study comparison is based on a set of cross-cutting questions | ||
* the cross-cutting questions are developed by the participants themselves during moderated group discussions (the first will take place on May 27th). | * the cross-cutting questions are developed by the participants themselves during moderated group discussions (the first will take place on May 27th). | ||
Revision as of 07:07, 15 May 2009
- Recreation, Tourism and Landscape Development
- Landscape Development in Peri-urban Landscapes
- Landscape Perception, Assessment and Landscape Change
Objectives of Seminar Working Groups
- Working groups combine thematically related case studies
- The working group pages compile specific aspects of the individual case studies and thus simplify the comparative analysis
- Participants have the opportunity to discuss specific topics in more detail than it would be possible during plenary sessions
- case study comparison will evolve within the thematic working groups
- this case study comparison is based on a set of cross-cutting questions
- the cross-cutting questions are developed by the participants themselves during moderated group discussions (the first will take place on May 27th).