Hubert Job
Biographic Data
| ID | 1226009 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hubert Job |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hubert |
| FAMILY NAME | Job |
| SIGNATURE | JOB H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Würzburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6820-163X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
An interdisciplinary story-and-simulation approach for assessing forest type changes and shifts in ecosystem service potential
Forest management has increasingly shifted from timber-focused production to multifunctionality, requiring scenario approaches that integrate socio-economic contexts and expert knowledge. For robust assessments of ecosystem service potentials (ESP), three key dimensions must be addressed: realism, by incorporating expert-based knowledge and socio-economic constraints; scalability, through standardized modeling techniques; and comparability, by en…
Alpine Spatial Planning, Energy Transition, and Open Spaces
Energy, climate, and biodiversity crises pose major challenges to the European Alps. A rapid energy transition is needed, which is linked to the expansion of renewable energies that will lead to further intensified industrial use of the Alpine environment. However, the biodiversity crisis makes the restoration of ecosystems and the proactive preservation of open spaces imperative. Alpine spatial planning serves as a regulatory instrument for addr…
Evaluating the economic impact of tourism in Germany's Biosphere Reserves
Protected Areas, Sustainable Tourism and Neo-liberal Governance Policies
Open Spaces in Alpine Countries
Open spaces in the Alps are becoming noticeably scarcer, and the long-term consequences for humans and the environment are often overlooked. Open spaces preserve ecosystem services but are under pressure in many Alpine valleys due to demographic and economic development as well as corresponding technical and tourism infrastructure. This article conceptualizes and measures open spaces in Alpine environments. In addition to analyzing existing spati…
Theory and practice of conservancies
Die beste Idee, die Bayern je hatte
The Alpenplan (AP) was implemented as an area-wide zoning tool for the Bavarian Alps in 1972. The AP regulates transport infrastructure and leads tourism development towards stronger sustainability. Its top-down approach is based on the rational, technocratic planning paradigm of the 1970s unlike today's governance approaches which are mostly footed on bottom-up concepts. As the empirical results show the AP prevented the Bavarian Alps from an ov…
Protected areas and road development
Protected Areas (PAs) in developing countries are undergoing a rapid transformation brought about by globallocal forces of change. The intensification and extension of these change processes have put those PAs in remote regions at the heart of the sustainable development discourse. Using a qualitative research approach, the current study analyses discourse on the Nepal’s Annapurna Conservation Area (ACA) sustainability from the road development, …
Challenges to Actor‐oriented Environmental Governance
This paper adopts an actor‐oriented approach to identify and conceptualise common challenges to interactive environmental governance in three well‐known Mexican biosphere reserves by analysing stakeholder support or resistance with regard to nature conservation, considering conflicting interests among actors. Certain tools that have recently been applied to establish multi‐actor decision‐making bodies to manage these problems are described and cr…
Tourism Development after the Crises
This book, edited by Peter Keller and Thomas Bieger, provides a unique analysis of the recent financial crisis on world tourism and particularly the development models which contribute to reduce poverty. The volume is based on the knowledge of a network of more than 300 researches and includes experiences from Europe, Africa and Asia. It focuses on the latest economic crises as a framework for analyses and as a real life case study.
Obituary
The Relevance of Effective Protected Areas for Biodiversity Conservation
Protected areas are an important means of preserving biodiversity. This special issue investigates different ways of effectively managing protected areas. The ideal of undisturbed nature must be reconciled with people's need to use natural resources
Estimating the Regional Economic Impact of Tourism to National Parks
National parks are seen as major nature-based tourism attractions. This coincides with an international trend in environmental politics to increasingly highlight the regional economic effects of national parks. The often-lacking acceptance of reserves by the locals, who see them as hindering economic development, is the reason. Also in Germany, national parks have recently been integrated into tourism planning strategy. The economic benefits for …
Jochen Jaeger
Modell zur Evaluation der Nachhaltigkeit im Tourismus
Challenges to Actor‐oriented Environmental Governance
This paper adopts an actor‐oriented approach to identify and conceptualise common challenges to interactive environmental governance in three well‐known Mexican biosphere reserves by analysing stakeholder support or resistance with regard to nature conservation, considering conflicting interests among actors. Certain tools that have recently been applied to establish multi‐actor decision‐making bodies to manage these problems are described and cr…
Modell zur Evaluation der Nachhaltigkeit im Tourismus
Jochen Jaeger
The Relevance of Effective Protected Areas for Biodiversity Conservation
Protected areas are an important means of preserving biodiversity. This special issue investigates different ways of effectively managing protected areas. The ideal of undisturbed nature must be reconciled with people's need to use natural resources
Estimating the Regional Economic Impact of Tourism to National Parks
National parks are seen as major nature-based tourism attractions. This coincides with an international trend in environmental politics to increasingly highlight the regional economic effects of national parks. The often-lacking acceptance of reserves by the locals, who see them as hindering economic development, is the reason. Also in Germany, national parks have recently been integrated into tourism planning strategy. The economic benefits for …
Obituary
Tourism Development after the Crises
This book, edited by Peter Keller and Thomas Bieger, provides a unique analysis of the recent financial crisis on world tourism and particularly the development models which contribute to reduce poverty. The volume is based on the knowledge of a network of more than 300 researches and includes experiences from Europe, Africa and Asia. It focuses on the latest economic crises as a framework for analyses and as a real life case study.
Challenges to Actor‐oriented Environmental Governance
This paper adopts an actor‐oriented approach to identify and conceptualise common challenges to interactive environmental governance in three well‐known Mexican biosphere reserves by analysing stakeholder support or resistance with regard to nature conservation, considering conflicting interests among actors. Certain tools that have recently been applied to establish multi‐actor decision‐making bodies to manage these problems are described and cr…
Die beste Idee, die Bayern je hatte
The Alpenplan (AP) was implemented as an area-wide zoning tool for the Bavarian Alps in 1972. The AP regulates transport infrastructure and leads tourism development towards stronger sustainability. Its top-down approach is based on the rational, technocratic planning paradigm of the 1970s unlike today's governance approaches which are mostly footed on bottom-up concepts. As the empirical results show the AP prevented the Bavarian Alps from an ov…
Protected areas and road development
Protected Areas (PAs) in developing countries are undergoing a rapid transformation brought about by globallocal forces of change. The intensification and extension of these change processes have put those PAs in remote regions at the heart of the sustainable development discourse. Using a qualitative research approach, the current study analyses discourse on the Nepal’s Annapurna Conservation Area (ACA) sustainability from the road development, …
Protected Areas, Sustainable Tourism and Neo-liberal Governance Policies
Open Spaces in Alpine Countries
Open spaces in the Alps are becoming noticeably scarcer, and the long-term consequences for humans and the environment are often overlooked. Open spaces preserve ecosystem services but are under pressure in many Alpine valleys due to demographic and economic development as well as corresponding technical and tourism infrastructure. This article conceptualizes and measures open spaces in Alpine environments. In addition to analyzing existing spati…
Theory and practice of conservancies
Alpine Spatial Planning, Energy Transition, and Open Spaces
Energy, climate, and biodiversity crises pose major challenges to the European Alps. A rapid energy transition is needed, which is linked to the expansion of renewable energies that will lead to further intensified industrial use of the Alpine environment. However, the biodiversity crisis makes the restoration of ecosystems and the proactive preservation of open spaces imperative. Alpine spatial planning serves as a regulatory instrument for addr…
Evaluating the economic impact of tourism in Germany's Biosphere Reserves
An interdisciplinary story-and-simulation approach for assessing forest type changes and shifts in ecosystem service potential
Forest management has increasingly shifted from timber-focused production to multifunctionality, requiring scenario approaches that integrate socio-economic contexts and expert knowledge. For robust assessments of ecosystem service potentials (ESP), three key dimensions must be addressed: realism, by incorporating expert-based knowledge and socio-economic constraints; scalability, through standardized modeling techniques; and comparability, by en…
Geography (11 works) · Political science (8 works) · Ecology, Conservation, and Geographical Studies (7 works) · Environmental planning (7 works) · Tourism (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management (5 works) · Ecology (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Environmental resource management (5 works)