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advisory boards was international, representing sixteen nations, and special attention was paid to facilitating publication in English of manuscripts submitted in any language. MRD was edited by Jack Ives and Pauline Ives, and Jack Ives also served as President of the IMS until 2000, when both the journal and the organization were transferred to Bern University, Switzerland, with Hans Hürni assuming responsibility. MRD has been able to ensure worldwide publication of a wide range of mountain research results. Serving as a linkage between many international institutions, universities, and NGOs, in collaboration with
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The primary product of the International Mountain Society is the quarterly peer-reviewed journal Mountain Research and Development. The editorial policies emphasize the need for accelerated interdisciplinary international research, both pure and applied. The membership of the founding editorial and
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The specific impetus for the founding of the IMS stemmed from 1974 conference on the Development of Mountain Environment that was convened by the German Technical Cooperation Agency (GTZ) in Munich. Participants, including John Cool, Frank Davidson, Klaus Lampe, A.D.Moddie, Joseph Stein, B.B. Vohra,
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in the publication of a new mountain research and applied study journal. The intent was to build on the expanding commitments of a number of international institutions that were beginning to respond to the perceived widespread problems facing the mountains and mountain peoples of the world.
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and mountain development throughout the world, but particularly in developing regions. IMS is the copyright-holder and co-publisher, along with the
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The International Mountain Society grew out of multidisciplinary collaborations of participants in the
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Vice-President: Corneille Jest, Centre national de la recherche scientifique,
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Hanspeter Liniger; Gudrun Schwilch; Hans Hurni (2002), "Editorial",
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International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources
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United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED)
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Treasurer: Misha Plam, University of Colorado, Boulder, USA
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Sustainable Mountain Development: Getting the facts right
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Jack D. Ives, Roger Barry, Mischa Plam, Walther Manshard
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The mission statement of both the IMS and its journal,
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Boulder, Colorado
Bern
Switzerland
www.mrd-journal.org/ims.asp
mountain research
United Nations University
Boulder, Colorado
Bern, Switzerland
United Nations University
UNESCO
Man and the Biosphere Programme
International Geographical Union
United Nations Environment Programme
International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources
Jack D. Ives
University of Colorado, Boulder
Paris, France
University of Vienna
Vienna, Austria
University of Colorado Boulder
Maurice Strong
United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED)
Rio de Janeiro Earth Summit
Agenda 21
International Mountain Day
Mountain Environments: An Examination of the Physical Geography of Mountains
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0-262-07128-2

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