Abstract

Abstract. The Repository Site Selection Act can only be successfully implemented when it is embedded in a comprehensive context of gentle regulation. The Repository Site Selection Act accentuates not only options for solving conflicts prior to judicial legal protection. The Act also furthermore features supplementary, informal forms of public participation. Diverse examples of encounter, contention and discourse, all of which are resources for solving conflict, as forms of gentle regulation are presented (national support board, participation representative, development of public participation, particularly informal public participation, compensation and socioeconomic development, political communication and storytelling, restorative justice, historical analyses, narrative salon). This perspective has so far had very little discussion. The (legal) discussion is concentrated on possibilities for legal protection in court. The attempt at gentle regulation needs further mediation and discussions if the innovative approach in the repository site selection procedure should be successfull. The starting point is a jurisprudence, which questions success and effectiveness of regulations and discusses various ways and approaches.

Highlights

  • This perspective has so far had very little discussion

  • The discussion is concentrated on possibilities for legal protection in court

  • Ausgangspunkt ist eine Rechtswissenschaft, die nach Erfolg und Wirksamkeit von Regulierung fragt und unterschiedliche Wege und Ansätze diskutiert

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This perspective has so far had very little discussion. The (legal) discussion is concentrated on possibilities for legal protection in court.

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