Book "Hunting over and Halali"

The German hunting tradition – a thing of the past? The German hunting system under scrutiny. Pros and cons from a competent source. Facts instead of ideology. It is the eternal dispute between hunting advocates and opponents: Does hunting still have its justification in today's time? Prof. Johannes Dietlein is an expert on the legal foundations of hunting and provides exciting insights into the political discourse surrounding hunting in this book.

Hunting and its legal regulation in Germany have come under criticism. The accusation is increasingly being made that private 'recreational hunts' are unable to ensure the reduction of game populations necessary for the restructuring of forests. Is this really true? And who should take their place? Would wildlife population regulation by state gamekeepers, by individual landowners, or even by wolves actually be the better solution? Is the 'self-regulation of nature' even a realistic alternative to hunting? In his well-founded and factual analyses, this work highlights the challenges of the present and points the way to the future.

A highly relevant topic for hunting enthusiasts.
Hunting and hunting legislation in focus.
Exciting insights into the political discourse.

About the author: Prof. Dr. Johannes Dietlein is a law professor at the University of Düsseldorf and the author of numerous hunting science studies. He has repeatedly been involved as an expert in legislative initiatives on hunting and environmental law. He has also been actively engaged for many years in specialist committees, including the legal committee of the German Hunting Association.

Author: Johannes Dietlein
304 pages, 220 x 143 x 32 mm, Hardcover
Kosmos Verlag
ISBN: 978-3-440-18157-7