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The Alps: Eight countries, a single territory

Year of publication: 2009

2. Report on the State of the Alps - Transport and Mobility in the Alps

Year of publication: 2009

Report on the State of the Alps - Transport and Mobility in the Alps

Alpenzustandsbericht Year of publication: 2007

Implementing an international mountain convention

Implementing an international muntain convention Year of publication: 2006

Prospectives and transnational cooperation in the Alps

Year of publication: 2006

COLLECTIO Alpenkonvention

Wissenswertes zur Alpenkonvention in einem Band Year of publication: 2004

The alpine convention as an example of the role of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in the adoption of an international agreement

Year of publication: 2004

Alpenkonvention

Year of publication: 2003

The Transport Protocol of the Alpine Convention: Added Value to the Transport Policy of the European Community?

Year of publication: 2003

Natural hazards and the Alpine Convention

Year of publication: 2003

The Alpine Convention: An international treaty for sustainable development in a large region

Year of publication: 2003

COLLECTIO Alpenkonvention

Collectio - Alpenkonvention Year of publication: 2003

The Alpine Convention: an international mountain policy framework

Year of publication: 2003

The Alpine Convention

Year of publication: 2002

The Alpine Process - an Approach for other Mountain Regions?

Alpenprozess Year of publication: 2002

The Alpine Convention as an example of the role of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in preparing an international agreement

Year of publication: 2002

The Alpine Convention

Year of publication: 2001

The Alpine Convention: A model for other Mountain Regions?

Year of publication: 2000

The Alpine Convention in Slovenia

Year of publication: 1998

Model of an Alpine Convention

CIPRA Kleine Schriften 5/90 Leitbild Alpenkonvention englisch Year of publication: 1989

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