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… Landscape Conservation Law Present Trends and Perspectives in International and … that a process which has so far been characterised as "soft" in nature, can also have a "harder" side to it and can, … Some of the laws governing planning and control (hard and soft laws) are: the Planning Act, the Building Control Act, …

… imply a form of tenure that benefits from recognition in law or government regulation, without necessarily involving … the poor. Informal tenure is sometimes referred to as ‘soft’ tenure, that is rights that “can be modified relatively … discretion” (FAO, 2011, p.41). One argument against ‘soft’ tenure is that arrangements can easily be reversed. It …

… procedures, etc., established under European Union law, based on the 1979 Birds Directive and 1991 Habitats … The framework is not legally binding but is used as a ‘soft’ planning tool. It will be updated in the near future. … Rhön which had, among other items, successfully produced soft toys of Rhön sheep, closed in 2001. Since then these …

… for restoration are identified Crisis events are leveraged Law requiring restoration exist Law requiring restoration is broadly understood and enforced … networks, power, and irrigation systems) and ‘soft’ infrastructure (such as customs procedures or govern- …