This article engages with pragmatic sociology to understand an environmental dispute and its underlying moral issues in a direct-democratic and bottom-up setting. The non-establishment of a planned national park in the Swiss Alps serves as a case study to analyse principles of worth presented in national park negotiations. We point to the complex nature of conservation negotiations and argue that loosely defined ideas of the common good can lead to additional difficulties for a bottom-up project. Moreover, we open up new ground for discussion concerning the interplay of nature conservation and direct democracy.

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未建立保护区的原因：瑞士国家公园项目中的正当性制度和价值原则

本文使用实用社会学来理解直接民主和自下而上的环境中的环境争端及其潜在的道德问题。未在瑞士阿尔卑斯山建立计划中的国家公园可作为分析国家公园谈判中提出的价值原则的案例研究。我们指出保护谈判的复杂性，并认为对共同利益的定义松散的想法可能会给自下而上的项目带来额外的困难。此外，我们为讨论自然保护和直接民主的相互作用开辟了新的领域。