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Editura: Editura Universitară
Autor: Béatrice Blohorn-Brenneur - Coordinator
Ediția: I
Pagini: 180
Anul publicării: 2024
ISBN: 978-606-28-1786-2
DOI: 10.5682/9786062817862
Cod Produs:
9786062817862
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This book will approach the study if environmental mediation as the process of living together better in and alongside our natural environment. The aim of environmental mediation is to promote the harmoniuos coexistence between human beings, other species and their environment. It can help build a collective vision and reconcile individual interests with the general interest.
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Ecology, environment, artificial intelligence and mediation
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BÉATRICE BLOHORN-BRENNEUR - Coordinator
FRANÇOIS STAECHELÉ
SARAH HARTMANN-LOMBARD
DRAGOS CALIN
FRANÇOIS STAECHELÉ
SARAH HARTMANN-LOMBARD
DRAGOS CALIN
Acknowledgements / 5
PART ONE: ENVIRONMENTAL MEDIATION / 9
Introduction / 11
CHAPTER I: Environmental mediation at the service of territorial dialogue / 13
CHAPTER II: Environmental mediation and project mediation / 22
CHAPTER III: The place of the "absent" in environmental mediation: integrating the general public and living non-human beings in a project mediation system / 37
CHAPTER IV: Eco-mediation: why do we need-to do things differently? / 54
CHAPTER V: Unprecedented mediation in environmental matters: "facilitating dialogue between local residents and farmers on agricultural practices in the La Rochelle countryside" / 72
CHAPTER VI: Mediation in the field of corporate social responsibility (CSR) business -human rights - a pedagogy and a remedy in the service of corporate duty of care / 90
CHAPTER VII: Mediation in the face of environmental challenges - the example of duty of care / 104
CHAPTER VIII: An example of mediation in a complex legal context: asbestos anxiety claims / 113
PART TWO: MEDIATION AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE / 119
CHAPTER I: Mediation and artificial intelligence / 123
CHAPTER II: New technologies applied to mediation. online mediation / 134
CHAPTER III: The place of the human being in the face of artificial intelligence, metavers, the three-dimensional, 3d/4d: the new playground for mediation? / 142
CHAPTER IV: Are ia-based restoration solutions viable? / 145
CHAPTER V: Out-of-court settlement of consumer disputes in Germany / 167
Summary / 176
PART ONE: ENVIRONMENTAL MEDIATION / 9
Introduction / 11
CHAPTER I: Environmental mediation at the service of territorial dialogue / 13
CHAPTER II: Environmental mediation and project mediation / 22
CHAPTER III: The place of the "absent" in environmental mediation: integrating the general public and living non-human beings in a project mediation system / 37
CHAPTER IV: Eco-mediation: why do we need-to do things differently? / 54
CHAPTER V: Unprecedented mediation in environmental matters: "facilitating dialogue between local residents and farmers on agricultural practices in the La Rochelle countryside" / 72
CHAPTER VI: Mediation in the field of corporate social responsibility (CSR) business -human rights - a pedagogy and a remedy in the service of corporate duty of care / 90
CHAPTER VII: Mediation in the face of environmental challenges - the example of duty of care / 104
CHAPTER VIII: An example of mediation in a complex legal context: asbestos anxiety claims / 113
PART TWO: MEDIATION AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE / 119
CHAPTER I: Mediation and artificial intelligence / 123
CHAPTER II: New technologies applied to mediation. online mediation / 134
CHAPTER III: The place of the human being in the face of artificial intelligence, metavers, the three-dimensional, 3d/4d: the new playground for mediation? / 142
CHAPTER IV: Are ia-based restoration solutions viable? / 145
CHAPTER V: Out-of-court settlement of consumer disputes in Germany / 167
Summary / 176
At the dawn of the 3rd millennium, mankind has come to a realisation: it has realised that the nature mankind has hitherto sought to dominate must be respected, and that man is only one element of the nature in which he must live in harmony.
Living beings interact with each other and with their environment. They are confronted with the problems of territorial dialogue, the sharing of resources, the needs of non-human living beings and the place of nature in our society. Ecological mediation leads us to rethink our place on the planet and to help nature's place evolve.
The definition of environmental mediation is vague. There are a multitude of styles of mediation and areas of intervention: territorial dialogue, resource sharing (water, forests, public spaces), the challenges raised by climate change; rural, urban and maritime works; industrial development projects; land or river planning (which raises the issue of the needs of non-human living creatures, aquatic and terrestrial animals). A wide range of players are involved (institutions, companies, associations, elected representatives, local residents, farmers).
This book will approach the study of environmental mediation as the process of living together better in and alongside our natural environment. The aim of environmental mediation is to promote the harmonious coexistence between human beings, other species and their environment. It can help build a collective vision and reconcile individual interests with the general interest.
We will examine these points in the following chapters:
I - Environmental mediation at the service of territorial dialogue
II - Ecology, environment and project. Environmental mediation, project mediation.
III - The place of those absent from environmental mediation: integrating the general public and living non-humans into a project mediation system.
IV - Ecomediation: why should we allow ourselves to do things differently?
V - A new kind of project mediation in environmental matters. „Facilitating dialogue between local residents and farmers on agricultural practices in the La Rochelle countryside”.
VI - An example of mediation in a complex legal context: asbestos anxiety claims.
Living beings interact with each other and with their environment. They are confronted with the problems of territorial dialogue, the sharing of resources, the needs of non-human living beings and the place of nature in our society. Ecological mediation leads us to rethink our place on the planet and to help nature's place evolve.
The definition of environmental mediation is vague. There are a multitude of styles of mediation and areas of intervention: territorial dialogue, resource sharing (water, forests, public spaces), the challenges raised by climate change; rural, urban and maritime works; industrial development projects; land or river planning (which raises the issue of the needs of non-human living creatures, aquatic and terrestrial animals). A wide range of players are involved (institutions, companies, associations, elected representatives, local residents, farmers).
This book will approach the study of environmental mediation as the process of living together better in and alongside our natural environment. The aim of environmental mediation is to promote the harmonious coexistence between human beings, other species and their environment. It can help build a collective vision and reconcile individual interests with the general interest.
We will examine these points in the following chapters:
I - Environmental mediation at the service of territorial dialogue
II - Ecology, environment and project. Environmental mediation, project mediation.
III - The place of those absent from environmental mediation: integrating the general public and living non-humans into a project mediation system.
IV - Ecomediation: why should we allow ourselves to do things differently?
V - A new kind of project mediation in environmental matters. „Facilitating dialogue between local residents and farmers on agricultural practices in the La Rochelle countryside”.
VI - An example of mediation in a complex legal context: asbestos anxiety claims.
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