Management Principles and Processes

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Chapter Coordinator: Yu-Fai Leung
Chapter contributors: Yu-Fai Leung, Robert Manning, Anna Spenceley, Lincoln Larson, Anna Hübner, Chelsey Walden-Schreiner, Dilya Woodward, Alexandra Vishnevskaya

Chapter 6 Table of Contents
6.1 Introduction
6.2 The Precautionary Principle
6.3 Management Principles
6.4 Management Planning Frameworks

6.4.1 Recreation Opportunity Spectrum
6.4.2 Protected Areas: The Commons and Carrying Capacity
6.4.3 Limits of Acceptable Change
6.4.4 Indicators and Standards of Quality
6.4.5 A Threefold Park and Tourism Management Framework

6.5 Tourism and Visitor Management Planning Process
6.6 Community Engagement
6.7 Management Planning for Commercial Tourism and Individual Visitors

6.7.1 Commercial Tourism Management
6.7.2 Individual Visitor Management

6.8 Guidelines

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