CONTENTS

Biodiversity governance and expertise

Introduction
Highlights of the research
Eve Truilhé-Marengo        13

Chapter 1
Environmental protection: ethical and scientific sources of tension
Vincent Devictor        29

Chapter 2
Biodiversity and civil liability: the role of assessment
Mathilde Boutonnet        45

Chapter 3
The Intergovernmental science-policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES)
Sandrine Maljean-Dubois        55

Chapter 4
The treatment of scientific knowledge in the framework of “CITES”
Marie-Pierre Lanfranchi         75

Chapter 5
The scientific expert in the example of regional fishery management councils: a multi-faceted player in the decision-making process
Sophie Gambardella         91

Chapter 6
The role of civil society in constructing scientific questions: focus
on the work of the CESTM at the Aquarium La Rochelle
Adélie Pomade        105

Chapter 7
Expertise and biodiversity: the environmental impact assessment
in the context of Natura 2000 network
Jessica Makowiak        123

Abstracts        143

Subscription Form 2014        152

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