Island Landscapes: An Expression of European Culture

Author:   Gloria Pungetti
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
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9781472425447


Pages:   326
Publication Date:   24 November 2016
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Author:   Gloria Pungetti
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Dimensions:   Width: 17.40cm , Height: 2.30cm , Length: 24.60cm
Weight:   0.907kg
ISBN:  

9781472425447


ISBN 10:   1472425448
Pages:   326
Publication Date:   24 November 2016
Audience:   College/higher education ,  General/trade ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  General
Format:   Hardback
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Table of Contents

1. Introduction: European culture, island landscape and the ESLAND perspective (Gloria Pungetti), 2. European island landscape and seascape (Gloria Pungetti) Part I Island Landscape History, 3. Island landscape history: the Isles of Scilly, UK (Oliver Rackham), 4. Saaremaa: tackling landscape history in Estonia (Oliver Rackham), 5. Landscape history of Cyprus: a preliminary account (Oliver Rackham), 6. Landscape history of Korčula, Croatia (Sani Sardelić), 7. Vineyards: a cultural landscape on the island of Ischia, Italy (Mauro Buonincontri, Emilia Allevato, Antonella Monaco, Antonello Migliozzi and Gaetano Di Pasquale) ISLAND LANDSCAPE HISTORY CASE STUDIES, 8. Cultural olive landscape around the royal cities of North West Sardinia, Italy (Sandro Dettori, Maria Rosaria Filigheddu and Matilde Schirru), 9. Cultural traces and landscape changes on Asinara, Italy (Gloria Pungetti, Pierpaolo Congiatu and Sandro Dettori), 10. Man-environment relationships in the prehistoric Gulf of Oristano in Sardinia, Italy (Anna Depalmas, Rita Melis and Marco Zedda), Part II Island Landscape Character, 11. Characterising islandscapes: the case of Cyprus (Ioannis Vogiatzakis, Maria Zomeni and Vassilis Trigkas), 12. Landscape character assessment and regional landscape strategy in the Azores, Portugal (Rosário Oliveira and Nuno Guiomar), 13. The importance of grazing, haymaking and local heritage on the Vega archipelago of Norway (Consuelo Griggio), 14. Island landscapes of the Antalya region in Turkey: their names as a reflection of landscape character (Meryem Atik, Burcu Ertan and Ekin Oktay), 15. The character of island vineyard landscape in Pantelleria and Giglio, Italy (Gianluca Macchi) ISLAND LANDSCAPE CHARACTER CASE STUDIES, 16. Landscape character assessment of the island of Bornholm, Denmark (Ole Hjorth Caspersen), 17. Cultural heritage hotspots and island landscape diversity in the Aegean archipelago, Greece (Maria Panitsa and Panayotis Dimopoulos), 18. Rural settlements as islands: the unique character of the Sulcis landscape in Sardinia, Italy (Sara Impera) Part III Island Landscape Identity, 19. Island landscape identity: concepts, methods and applications in Venice, Italy (Gloria Pungetti, Valentina Stefanini and Suzanna Miles), 20. Landscape identity and the island of Korčula, Croatia (Marko Prem, Sani Sardelić and Gloria Pungetti), 21. Landscape identity of Cyprus (Ioannis Vogiatzakis, Vassilis Trigkas and Maria Zomeni), 22. Rural landscape identity and public perception: the islands of Ist and Škarda, Croatia (Vlatka Colić), 23. Considering the social sustainability of rural landscape in Sardinia, Italy: the role of local identities (Graziella Benedetto and Maria Paola Sini), 24. Starting over from the landscape: Iceland between crisis and identity (Giacomo Cavuta, Marina Fuschi and Luca Zarrilli), 25. Shaping the Isles of Scilly, UK: the interplay of landscape and environment (Dave Hooley) ISLAND LANDSCAPE IDENTITY CASE STUDIES, 26. The Lun landscape on Pag, Croatia: the olive trees of people and their times (Jadran Kale), Part IV Island Landscape Scenario, Planning and Tools, 27. Landscape scenarios for Saaremaa, Estonia: making heritage operational (Mart Külvik, Jaak Kliimask, Gloria Niin, Peeter Vassiljev, Miguel Villoslada Pecin and Karl Hansson), 28. Scenario planning for traditional Mediterranean rural landscape on the Island of Cyprus (Jala Makhzoumi), 29. Landscape scenario for a nature park on Northern Bornholm, Denmark (Ole Hjorth Caspersen), 30. Tools for reading the landscape: the briccole in the lagoon of Venice, Italy (Catherine Szántó), 31. Contested values and perceptions of urban landscapes in Malta: reconceptualising environmental assessments (Steven Vella), 32. The regional landscape plan of Sardinia, Italy (Marco Melis), 33. Toolkits to read European island landscapes: the ESLAND approach (Sandro Dettori and Gloria Pungetti) ISLAND LANDSCAPE SCENARIO, PLANNING AND TOOLS CASE STUDIES, 34. Island landscapes from cloud communities (Marco Platania and Salvo Torre), Epilogue, 35. Conclusions: island landscape and seascape yet to come (Gloria Pungetti and Jala Makhzoumi)

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'Gloria Pungetti's edited volume is a worthy addition to its canon of literature...More satisfying in many ways are substantial chapters that demonstrate a methodology, which not only deepens their explanation, but would also encourage other scholars to take up the ideas for further study.' Stephen Royle, Queen's University Belfast, EuropeNow Issue 10


'Gloria Pungetti's edited volume is a worthy addition to its canon of literature...More satisfying in many ways are substantial chapters that demonstrate a methodology, which not only deepens their explanation, but would also encourage other scholars to take up the ideas for further study.' Stephen Royle, Queen's University Belfast, EuropeNow Issue 10 In this book, Ulrik Pram Gad provides an insightful account of the 'sovereignty games' that define the relationship between Greenland, Denmark, and the EU in the context of Greenland's pursuit of sovereign statehood. Greenland's anticipated oil riches, minerals, and access to transport routes form an important part of this imagined future and are used as an asset in interactions with third parties. Nina Doering, Univerisy of Oxford, UK


Author Information

Gloria Pungetti is Founder Director of the Cambridge Centre for Landscape and People and Chair of the Darwin College Society at the University of Cambridge, UK, as well as Chair of Biocultural Landscape and Seascape at DIPNET, University of Sassari, Italy. She has an extensive record of publications and coordinates international initiatives and European projects including ESLAND, European Culture expressed in Island Landscapes. Her advances in holistic landscape research, biocultural landscape and seascape have received international acclaim.

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