Ascherson, Marshall (eds), Adriatic Sea (2003)
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The Adriatic Sea. A Sea at Risk, a Unity of Purpose, Neal Ascherson, Andrew Marshall (eds), Nadka Gouvena (assistant ed) (Religion, Science and the Environment – Text LTD, Athens 2003)
This book is the record of the 4th Symposium that was hold on board a ship as it sailed around the Adriatic, from Greece, via Albania, Montenegro, Croatia, Slovenia to Italy (Ravenna and Venice) in June 2002. Held under the patronage of HAH the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew and organized by the Religion, Science and Environment Committee it brought together about 250 scientists, environmentalists, religions leaders, opinion makers and media figures from around the world.
Contents: Map p. 12. Introduction (by Neal Ascherson) pp. 13-18. Opening Address of His All Holiness the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew pp. 19-22. Chapter 1: “A Sea at Risk: The Adriatic” pp. 23-84. Chapter 2: “A Unity Purpose: Environment Ethics” pp. 85-136. Chapter 3: “The Beginning and the End: Theological Insights” pp. 137-179. Chapter 4: “Troubled Waters: Reclaiming a Common Space?” pp. 181-206. Chapter 5: “The Venice Declaration” (the Common Declaration on the Environment signed by HH the Pope John Paul II and the HAH the Ec. Patriarch Bartholomew in Venice) pp. 207-227. Rich photographic material (BW and C phot) and maps. Pages 244.