Māris kļaviņŠ, azamat azizov, JĀnis zaļoksnis environment, pollution, development: the case of uzbekistan

 
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The  principle  of  cooperation  emphasises  the  significance 
of horizontal, non-hierarchical interactions. This model 
of cooperation is based on common objectives and rules 
and, as a rule, is open: participants can join in or opt out. 
Cooperation networks ensure the exchange of experience 
and information, promote mutual support, stabilise systems 
as  well  as  facilitate  competition  –  participants  can  choose 
another, more attractive cooperation network. This is why 
a vitally important feature of cooperation networks is their 
ability to adapt to novelty and focus on the participants’ 
needs.
 
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The principle of participation or involvement corresponds 
with the basic ideas of democracy and forms the grounds 
for diversity of approaches. It can play an essential role 

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in  avoiding  conflicts.  It  is  of  utmost  importance  that  all 
the parties involved in the solution of a problem should