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PECSRL 2014 PRELIMINARY SESSION PROGRAM

5/22/2014

PECSRL 2014 • Unraveling the logics of landscape • 8-12 September • SWEDEN

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Keynote Lectures

MONDAY, 8 September – Gothenburg, 10.20-11.00, Wallenbergssalen

281

Kristiansen, Kristian

Critical heritage studies and the rural landscape

MONDAY, 8 September – Gothenburg, 11.00-12.00, Wallenbergssalen

282

Rabbinge, Rudy

Unravelling the logics of landscape. Utopia and dystopia, the future of European landscapes

TUESDAY, 9 September – Gothenburg, 08.30-09.30, Wallenbergssalen

283

Mels, Tom

Draining landscapes: logics of nature, science and modernity

THURSDAY, 11 September – Mariestad, 08.30-09.30, Regionsalen

138

MacTaggart, Johanna

UNESCO Biosphere Reserves involve communities in sustainable development and land use

management – An international network supports local initiatives in a global context

FRIDAY, 12 September – Mariestad, 11.00-12.00, Regionsalen

266

Terkenli, Theano S.

A blessing in disguise: tourism and the landscape in times of crisis, the case of Greece


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Session 001

Tourism and Recreation Drives Rural Economies Whilst Also Driving Rural Conservation

Chairs:

Richard Stones 1

University of Exeter, UK

Andreas Skriver Hansen

University of Gothenburg, Sweden

TUESDAY, 9 September – Gothenburg, 10.00-12.00, Ljusvågen

007 Rechtman, Orly The Negev desert farms in transition to become new sites on the tourist map of Israel: An analysis based on tourist perceptions 018 Lyon, Andy Discourses of Sustainable Tourism Development in the Waterberg Biosphere Reserve, South Africa 034 Yilmaz, Ayşegül Protected Areas, Tourism and Community Development - The Case of the Turkish Village of Kapikiri 104 Stones, Richard Walking the walk of sustainable tourism, rather than talking the talk; discourses of sustainable tourism in Iceland 108 Skriver Hansen, Andreas Managing recreational opportunities and environmental quality

1 Contact corresponding organizer: [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]


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Session 002

Political Landscapes: Materiality, Power, and Critique

Chairs:

Ludger Gailing

Leibniz Institute for Regional Development and Structural Planning (IRS), Germany

Markus Leibenath 2

Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development (IOER), Germany

TUESDAY, 9 September – Gothenburg, 15.45-17.45, Wallenbergsalen

185

Leibenath, Markus

Governmentality, ‘energy-conscious subjects’ and landscape perception

128

van der Laarse, Rob / Kolen, Jan

Terrorscapes as heterotopias

091

Gailing, Ludger / Becker, Sören / Moss, Timothy

Landscape, materiality and power: assemblage thinking, political ecologies and Foucauldian

dispositifs

003

Greenberg, Zeevik

The village Landscape Function in process of building a Society: Memories of three Generation of

Birem's Displacement

071

Lange Vik, Marte

“Dugnad” as a democratic landscape practice




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Session 003

That is why we eat sheep: Combining nature management and extensive meat production

Chair:

Martin Woestenburg 3

Wageningen, The Netherlands

TUESDAY, 9 September – Gothenburg, 10.00-12.00, Mikrovågen

210

Woestenburg, Martin

That is why we eat sheep

207

Lerouge, Frederik / Sannen, Kurt / Gulinck, Hubert / Vranken, Liesbet

Revisiting agricultural production and ecosystem services for evaluating local land use alternatives

255

Grison, Jean-Baptiste / Ménadier, Lydie / Rieutort, Laurent / Ricard, Daniel

«Shaping» the future pastoral landscape: Products, farming practices, and landscape

representations as keys to establish scenarios of evolution of a French pastoral valley

026

Luick, Rainer

Extensive grazings in Europe within the context of the CAP 2013 reform




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Session 005

Visioning for re-coupling social and ecological landscape components

Chairs:

Claudia Bieling 4

University of Freiburg, Germany

Tobias Plieninger

University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Thanasis Kizos

University of the Aegean, Lesbos, Greece

TUESDAY, 9 September – Gothenburg, 13.00-15.00, Lyktan

241

Pedroli, Bas

Coping with external influences on landscape – a fundamental need for visioning

161

Stenseke, Marie

Integrated landscape management – visions and practice

069

Hartel, Tibor

“Re-coupling” or “coupling” social-ecological systems? Reflections from Transylvania, Romania

276

Kristensen Søderkvist, Lone / Primdahl, Jørgen

Landscape strategy making as a means to reconnect landscape, agriculture and rural development

– experiences from Denmark

105

Kizos, Thanasis / Kelly, Claire / Detsis, Vasilis / Metaxakis, Minas

Competing Landscape Visions: Stakeholders' Perceptions and the Future of Landscape of Messara

and Asterousia, Greece

073

Loupa-Ramos, Isabel / Silva, Ricardo

Integrating alternative landscape visualization techniques in future studies: exploratory approach in

peri-urban areas of Lisbon Metropolitan Area


Discussion and preparation of concrete and joint output

(synthesis paper etc.) with presenters and audience.




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Session 006

Landscape challenges in EU's new agricultural policy. How did and how will the

Common Agricultural Policy change the rural landscapes in Europe?

Chairs:

Hans Renes

Utrecht University, the Netherlands

Edwin Raap 5

Landschapsbeheer Nederland, De Bilt, The Netherlands

Gerrit-Jan van Herwaarden

Landschapsbeheer Nederland, De Bilt, The Netherlands

Henk Baas

Dutch Agency for Cultural Heritage, Amersfoort, The Netherlands

THURSDAY, 11 September – Mariestad, 14.00-16.00, The Aula

085

Renes, Hans

European landscapes under the influence of the Common Agricultural Policy

193

Vesterager, Jens Peter / Rudbeck, Martin / Gravsholt Busck, Anne / Pilgaard Kristensen, Søren Bech

Past experience with the EU Common Agricultural Policy and future challenges for landscape

development - institutional obstacles, with focus on Denmark in European perspective

095

Agnoletti, Mauro / Santoro, Antonio

Landscape and CAP in Italy: The establishment of the national observatory of rural landscape at the

ministry of agriculture food and forestry

011

Kruse, Alexandra / Dreer, Johannes

Landscape – Economic activities in the countryside and its importance to regional and local

Identification for people


051

Kurz, Peter

From Smallholder Traditions to Ecological Modernisation: Austria´s Rural Landscapes After Joining

the CAP




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144

Baas, Henk

CAP, Cultural Landscape and Heritage in the Netherlands

162

Van den Haute, Fanny / Rogge, Elke / Kerselaers, Eva / Van Eetvelde, Veerle

Analyzing spatio-temporal patterns of agricultural land fragmentation in an urbanized region


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Session 007

Travelling landscapes

Chairs:

Mattias Qviström 6

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Alnarp, Sweden

Katrín Anna Lund

University of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland

THURSDAY, 11 September – Mariestad, 14.00-16.00, Room B

222 Maddrell, Avril To be a pilgrim: the travelling relational landscape of spiritual engagement 117 Qviström, Mattias On fitness running and the heterogeneity of portable landscapes 075 Mulè, Gabriele Garden on the move. Sicilian rural landscape in the experience of foreign travelers in eighteenth century 215 Lund, Katrín Anna Narrating marginal landscapes


131 Vicenzotti, Vera / Qviström, Mattias The Scanian Zwischenstadt? Some methodological reflections on portable landscapes and travelling concepts in planning 250 Appelgren, Staffan Heritagizing the Nomad 257 Martins Holmberg, Ingrid Travelling into History: the case of Swedish Roma




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Session 008

Energy Production Systems and Rural Landscape Qualities

Chairs:

Alexandra Kruse 7

Institute for Research on European Agricultural Landscapes, Buc, France

Michael Roth

Nürtingen-Geislingen University, Nürtingen, Germany

Csaba Centeri

Szent István University, Gödöllő, Hungary

TUESDAY, 9 September – Gothenburg, 15.45-17.45, Radiovågen

047 Hersperger, Anna M. / Hegert, Rico / Kienast, Felix Conflicts between renewable energy systems and landscape quality: how appropriate are national

assessments for a regional context?

014

Roth, Michael

Energy Production Systems and Rural Landscape Qualities

120

Deshaies, Michel

Wind turbines and landscapes in german “Naturparks”: a new challenge?

089

Nilsson, Pia / Daugstad, Karoline

The assessment of cultural heritage in relation to wind parks – examples from Sweden and Norway

206

Lindqvist, Maria / Lindner, Jan Paul

Impact assessments of biodiversity in rural landscapes




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Session 010

Landscape and culture – how can society value its cultural landscapes?

A multi-disciplinary “Round Table” Session sponsored by the Landscape Research Group.

Chair:

Paul Tabbush 8

Landscape Research Group, Farnham, UK


110 Setten, Gunhild Ecosystem services (ECS) and the case of sheep-grazing in Norway

112

Church, Andrew / Fish Robert

Experience from the UK NEA: Environmental settings as an ECS

111

Olwig, Kenneth R.

Power structures, categorisation and decision-making: an Example from the English Lake District

114 Morris, Jake Stakeholder research in the UK on landscape values in context

278

Bergström, Sören

A critical review of the validity of pricing strategies for ecosystem services.

113

O'Hara, Sabine

An ecological economics perspective

279

Collins, Tim / Goto, Reiko

Shared values for a Caledonian Pinewood

285

Herring, Peter

An holistic and flexible approach to cultural landscape and the services it provides society




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Session 011

Rethinking Ecosystem Services – Special Focus on Cultural Services (Panel / Workshop)

Chairs:

Gunilla Almered Olsson 9


Petra Andersson


Ulrika Palme

Chalmers University, Sweden

FRIDAY, 12 September – Mariestad, 08.30-10.30, Room B

023 Bieling, Claudia Methods for eliciting cultural ecosystem services

223

Palme, Ulrika

Methods for assessing cultural ecosystem services

155

Riechers, Maraja / Tscharntke, Teja / Barkmann, Jan

Valuing cultural ecosystem services: Qualitative, quantitative and monetary valuation combined

203

Steinbacher, Melanie

The limits of valuation of cultural ecosystem services through a positivist approach: Understanding

rural landscapes – concepts and actions

194

Šmid Hribar, Mateja / Urbanc, Mimi

The values of cultural services in a landscape

145

Picchi, Paolo

Cultural ecosystem services provision in landscape assessment and planning: a case study in

Trentino region, Italy

016

Amalric, Marion

CES in a urban context: methodologies, indicators and social founding




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Session 012

Unraveling the logics of renewable energy landscapes

Chairs:

Kira Gee 10

University of Liverpool, UK

Marina Frolova

University of Granada, Spain

Karin Hammarlund


Viviana Ferrario

Università IUAV di Venezia, Venice, Italy


115 Muñoz-Rojas Morenes, Jose / Gonzalez-Puente, Marc / Cortines-Garcia, Felipe / Lopez-Castillo, Ester Unraveling the spatial logics of wind-farm planning in Scotland from a landscape-services

perspective.

130

Briffaud, Serge / Bercovitz, Rémi / Frolova, Marina

Landscape scenarios for approaching energy : The cases of four European mountain regions

232

Castiglioni, Benedetta / Ferrario, Viviana

Hydropower exploitation in the Piave river basin (Italian Eastern Alps). A critical reading through

landscape

272

Ferrario, Viviana

Contested agroenergy landscapes and the reasons behind: the case of biogas

186

Gee, Kira / Frolova, Marina / Kannen, Andreas / Fischer, Christian

Offshore wind farming and the logics of the seascape: A comparison of Germany and Spain




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270 Herrero Luque, Daniel / Baraja Rodríguez, Eugenio Emergence of wind power landscape in Spain: good practices of local management in rural areas of

Castilla y León (Northern Spain).

167

Bailoni, Mark / Deshaies, Michel

Energy transition and landscape issues in Portugal

211

Oudes, Dirk / Stremke, Sven

Research techniques to inform local stakeholders in the transition towards renewable energy

landscapes

287

Præstholm, Søren / Nellemann, Vibeke / Søderkvist Kristensen, Lone

Bridging energy production, cultural heritage and public acceptance – planning for wind turbines in

the fields of old manor houses in Guldborgsund Municipality in Denmark


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Session 013

Unravelling the concepts of sustainability as logics of mountain landscapes Conservation

Chairs:

Rolf Peter Tanner 11

University of Applied Sciences, Bern, Switzerland

Oliver Bender

Austrian Academy of Sciences, Innsbruck, Austria

THURSDAY, 11 September – Mariestad, 10.00-12.00, Room C

067 Bender, Oliver / Kanitscheider, Sigrun / Drackert, Christian Migration and the sustainability of mountain landscapes in the European Alps

094

Tanner, Rolf Peter

Unravelling sustainability concepts in the Alps

013

Guzmán Fernández, José Valentín

Sustainable architecture in the mountains: a case study of the cultural landscape of the Sierra

Nevada mountain range (Spain)

146

Amundsen, Hilde Rigmor

Reindeer Hunting Systems in Southern Norway - Sámi or Norse?




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Session 014

Spatial analysis based on categorial map data:

How to address fluctuating landscape processes through the analysis of historical

cartographic sources, landscape representations and spatial data

Chairs:

Stig Roar Svenningsen 12

The Royal Library in Copenhagen & Roskilde University, Denmark

Andreas Aagaard Christensen

Copenhagen University, Denmark

Gregor Levin

Århus University,Denmark

Paolo Picchi

University of Trento, Italy

Jesper Brandt

Roskilde University, Denmark

THURSDAY, 11 September – Mariestad, 10.00-12.00, Room A

058 Svenningsen, Stig Roar Unraveling the categorial bias in historical cartographic material - as data for Landscape Research

290

Rudbeck Jepsen, Martin / Svenningsen, Stig / Levin, Gregor

Reverse Causality: What We Think Is What We Get

097

Brinkkemper, Otto / Kosian, Menne / Maes, Bert

Ancient woodlands: seeing the wood from the trees by means of ancient maps, floristic data and

field inventories

102

Ribeiro, Daniela / Zorn, Matija / Čarni, Andraž

The importance of historical datasets to the comprehension of current rural landscapes – on the

example of Slovenia

268

Krčmářová, Jana

Forgetting and remembering of agroforestry in Czech Republic




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219 Aagaard Christensen, Andreas / Svenningsen, Stig Roar Mapping the role of maps in modern landscape management

188

Levin, Gregor

Application of categorial spatial data for estimation of carbon fluxes from land use / land cover

changes

119

Picchi, Paolo / Rizzi, Chiara / Staniscia, Stefania

Cadastral maps and hystorical ortophoto images as data source for the analysis of landscape

dynamics and related phenomena: three case studies in Trentino region, Italy

043

Verplaetse, Stepahnie / Gheyle, Wouter / Stichelbaut, Birger / Saey, Timothy / Bourgeois, Jean / Van

Meirvenne, Marc / Van Eetvelde, Veerle

Using military cartographic sources to reconstruct the Belgian World War One front zone

070

Jupiter, Kristofer

Methods for analysing spatial organization and land use in 17th century Sweden using large scale

maps

168

Käyhkö, Niina / Skånes, Helle / Fagerholm, Nora / Pitkänen, Timo

Challenges and possibilities in depicting landscape dynamics with integrated analyses of spatio-

temporal data


248 Janoušek, Zbyněk / Bičík, Ivan Hot Spots of Agricultural Land Losses in Czechia (1845–2010) 140 Pitkänen, Timo / Käyhkö, Niina / Lehtinen, Jyrki Semi-natural grasslands: history matters, but to what extent?

081

Rendenieks, Zigmārs / Nikodemus, Oļģerts

Management history and landscape structure in the North Vidzeme Biosphere Reserve, Latvia –

combining historical maps, forest inventory and remote sensing data


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Session 015

The logic of landscapes and antiquarian practice

Chairs:

Ådel Vestbö-Franzén 13

Jönköping County Museum, Jönköping, Sweden

Carl-Johan Sanglert

University of Lund, Sweden

Moa Lorentzon

Jönköping County Museum, Jönköping, Sweden

THURSDAY, 11 September – Mariestad, 10.00-12.00, Room D

039 Bowden, Mark Experiencing landscape: a perspective from Britain

156

Varotto, Mauro / Ferrario, Viviana / Dal Pozzo, Angelica

Historical Rural Landscapes: a critical overview on the Italian case

133

Lorentzon, Moa

Lost in time and space -Between the prehistory of archaeology and the history of written sources

247

Sanglert, Carl Johan

Moving forward or just business as usual? - The political logics of landscape perspectives in

antiquarian practice.


198 Vestbö-Franzén, Ådel The rise and fall of Areas of National Interest. Perspectives on historical landscapes in the planning

process

201

Baagøe, Jette

Nomination of a Danish par force hunting landscape for the World Heritage List, and its implications




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264

Westerlund, Tina / Almevik, Gunnar / Sjömar, Peter

Gardening crafts and the ephemeral biological heritage. Exploring the possibilities to develop small

nurseries for local plant propagation in the gardens of Gunnebo and Mårbacka

024

Antonson, Hans / Hjerpe, Mattias / Storbjörk, Sofie / Hrelja, Robert, Isaksson, Karolina

Handling of climate change in the coastal zone. Planning practice in the interface between

municipal and regional landscape planning


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Session 016

Future farming: What role will and should European farming play in the future,

and which consequences will it have for landscapes?

Chairs:

Anders Wästfelt

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden

Camilla Eriksson 14


Erik Westholm



017 Slätmo, Elin The situation for extensive agriculture in Sweden today - the importance of a landscape perspective

267

Nuppenau, Ernst-August / Müller, Bernd

Governing the Commons: Trusteeships and Rule of Reeves in Landscape Management for Nature

Provision

012

Sandberg, Mattias

Can you see the pasture for all trees? Farmers’ local management of semi-natural pastures in light

of general EU regulations

214

Eriksson, Camilla

The future of family farming: Current changes in family farming as ideology and practice

228

Wästfelt, Anders

Future Swedish farming: Consequences for society and landscape




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Session 017

Peri-Urban Landscapes – Sustainability Potential for the Future

Chairs:

Gunilla Almered Olsson 15


Karl Martin Born

University of Vechta, Germany

Katarina Saltzman


MONDAY, 8 September – Gothenburg, 13.00-15.00, Mikrovågen

195 Kerselaers, Eva / Rogge, Elke Governance of rural planning processes in metropolitan areas: Lessons learned based on

stakeholders’ perception of “good examples”

107

Born, Karl Martin

“Mundraub, MeineErnte, Ackerhelden” – sustainability-driven small- scale agriculture in Germany.

An attempt of a typology

173

De Waegemaeker, Jeroen / Van Acker, Maarten / Rogge, Elke / Kerselaers, Eva

A new perspective on peri-urban areas, planning for climate adaptation and food production

052

Zlender, Vita

The use of and, accessibility to, peri-urban green open spaces: A comparison of green wedges vs.

green heart spatial strategy

057

Besendörfer, Christian

Peri-urban landscapes in the context of forward-looking sustainable land management




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MONDAY, 8 September – Gothenburg, 15.30-17.30, Mikrovågen

044 Almered Olsson, Gunilla Peri-urban futures – optimizing ecosystem services by multifunctional land use as a way towards

sustainability

196

Rogge, Elke / Kerselaers, Eva / Van den Haute, Fanny / Verhoeve, Anna

The role and position of agriculture in a strongly urbanised peri-urban area

160

Lai, Alessandra

The peri-urban landscape as battlefield between private and public perspectives

236

Seiler, Joakim / Almevik, Gunnar / Sjömar, Peter

Dreaming of the historically correct lawn. Exploring the possibilities of integrating living heritage

and real estate management in the gardens of Gunnebo


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Session 020

Landscape monitoring – understanding and communicating landscape change

Chair:

Grete Stokstad 16

The Norwegian Forest and Landscape Institute, Ås, Norway


136 Axelsson, Anna-Lena / Cory, Neil Visualizing historical and future change in Swedish forest landscapes using official forest statistics

and scenario analysis.

273

Fjellstad, Wendy / Stokstad, Grete

Understanding and communicating landscapes changes from monitoring of the agricultural

landscape in Norway

260

Lascaris, Michel

Monitoring the cultural heritage of the Dutch landscape

037

de Haan, Aukje / Verdurmen, Inge

Landscape inventory Flanders and the integration of cultural landscapes within spatial planning.

153

Göbel, Karin

Modular System for big GIS-Projects




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Session 021

Under Urban Mask: On Rural Landscapes with Different Logics

Chairs:

Jadwiga Biegańska

Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toruń, Poland

Mirek Dymitrow 17


Elżbieta Grzelak-Kostulska

Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toruń, Poland


225 Abrahamse, Jaap Evert On the nature of planning and the planning of nature: Construction and decay of post-war rural

areas in Amsterdam

040

Toskić, Aleksandar / Njegač, Dražen / Orešić, Danijel

Zumberak: A marginal region in Zagreb’s peri-urban fringe

132

Wasilewicz-Pszczółkowska, Monika / Szczepańska, Agnieszka / Senetra, Adam

Rural transformations resulting from urban influences: The example of the capital city of the region

of Warmia and Mazury

010

Krzysztofik, Robert / Kantor-Pietraga, Iwona / Spórna, Tomasz

Degraded urban agglomerations and twin towns in Poland

055

Dymitrow, Mirek / Brauer, René / Holmertz, Gun / Apostolovska- Toševska, Biljana /

Holmberg, Fredrik / Johansson, Lars

Transcending the rural-urban meme: Hammarkullen – a landscape caught in-between




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191 Bocheńska-Skałecka, Anna / Kuriata, Zbigniew / Niedźwiecka-Filipiak, Irena / Podolska, Anna / Serafin, Liliana The application of rural landscape discriminants in valorization and revitalization: Creating the

new image of rural areas.

269

Szmytkie, Robert

Changing landscapes of degraded towns in Silesia (SW Poland)

227

Biegańska, Jadwiga / Grzelak-Kostulska, Elżbieta / Dymitrow, Mirek

The ”agri-ghetto”: On dysfunctional landscapes and the rural-urban paradox

059

Teodorescu, Dominic

Ferentari: Bucharest’s Romani ghetto

032

Gavriilidou, Eleftheria / Dedousi, Dionysia / Oureilidou, Eleni / Ritou, Maria

The city as a resource: Urban agriculture in the “Lachanokipoi” district of Thessaloniki


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Session 022

Unraveling the logics of food landscapes

Chairs:

Ingrid Sarlöv Herlin 18


Kenneth R. Olwig


Richard Tellström

Örebro University, Sweden

FRIDAY, 12 September – Mariestad, 08.30-10.30, The Aula

258 Sarlöv Herlin, Ingrid Good food for ‘good landscapes’. How can the consumer know? 022 Tellström, Richard Food Culture as a Super-User of Landscapes 254 Ménadier, Lydie / Domon, Gérald / Ruiz, Julie Landscape practices and farmer’s sensitivity to landscape to understand the relationships between food production and landscapes : perspectives from France and Québec 020 Olwig, Kenneth R. Taste the Niche Landscape: Landscape, Food and Bio-/Cultural Diversity

197

Jönsson, Erik

Representing In vitro meat: Technology, high hopes, and spectacle in The politics of presenting

future food landscapes




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Session 023

Geographical indications, place based branding, landscapes and rural development

Chairs:

Paulina Rytkönen 19

Södertörn University, Huddinge, Sweden

Madeleine Bonow

Södertörn University, Huddinge, Sweden


234 Kašková, Magdalena The role of regional product labelling schemes in shaping images of the region and its landscapes:

the case of the Association of Regional Brands, Czechia

098

Rescia-Perazzo, Alejandro / Torres-Miralles, Miriam / Sanz-Cañada, Javier

Economic value and multifunctional management of an olive grove landscape in Andalusia

(southern Spain)

277

Rytkönen, Paulina

Culinary regions and GIs – benefits, threats and general impact on rural landscapes and

communities in Sweden

231

Bonow, Madeleine

Protecting local and traditional products and landscapes through the GI system: terroir products in

a Swedish context




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Session 025

Landscape Accessibility – how to enter a world of mystery

Chairs:

Peter Bezák

Landscape Europe, Nitra, Slovakia

Hannes Palang

Tallinn University, Estonia

Bas Pedroli 20

Wageningen University, The Netherlands

MONDAY, 8 September – Gothenburg, 13.00-15.00, Wallenbergsalen

171 Eiter, Sebastian Accessing landscapes: demystifying (and re-mystifying) land and people

158

Brandt, Jesper / Aagaard Christensen, Andreas / Svenningsen, Stig Roar

Multifunctional landscape practice and accessibility in manorial landscapes

169

Lieskovský, Juraj / Lieskovský, Tibor / Piscová, Veronika

Physical accessibility to landscape in relation to changes in land cover and landscape identity

060

Hjort Caspersen, Ole

The rise or fall of multifunctional landscapes-the conflict between increased public interest and

reduced accessibility

183

Bezák, Peter / Izakovičová, Zita / Moyzeová, Milena / Mederly, Peter / Bezáková, Magdaléna

Accessibility to natural capital and landscape services (local case studies)

147

Soonvald, Kati

Winter landscape accessibility and visually impaired people

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MONDAY, 8 September – Gothenburg, 15.30-17.30, Wallenbergsalen

152 Egoz, Shelley / Williams, Tim Abstract and concrete: Landscape as a human right and the Hortus Conclusus

092

Palang, Hannes / Semm, Kadri / Pungas, Piret

Who owns neighbourhood milieu?

127

Findeli, Alain

Assessing habitability

072

Sack, Gerald D.

The Mansion and Garden of Muhammad Afifi in the Western Galilee

230

Waterman, Tim

Democracy and Trespass: Political Dimensions of Landscape Access


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Session 027

Bridging people and place through landscape identity

Chairs:

Isabel Loupa Ramos

Instituto Superior Técnico, Lisbon, Portugal

Veerle Van Eetvelde 21

Ghent University, Belgium

Graham Fairclough

Newcastle University, UK

Bas Pedroli

Wageningen University, The Netherlands

MONDAY, 8 September – Gothenburg, 13.00-15.00, Lyktan

124 Van Eetvelde, Veerle / Loupa Ramos, Isabel / Fairclough, Graham Landscape identity to explore the interaction between landscape and people 218 Butler, Andrew Landscape identity complex 235 Zarina, Anita / Krumberga, Kristīne Artifacts of Amberland: production of meanings of national landscape in Latvia 143 Jones, Michael A landscape symphony – reflections on landscape, music and cyclical time

MONDAY, 8 September – Gothenburg, 15.30-17.30, Lyktan 009 Beery, Thomas Outdoor Recreation and Place Attachment in the Kristianstad Vattenrike

202

Bladh, Gabriel / Björnstad, Kristian

Place, Process and Park. Mobilization through landscape analysis in Finnskogen Nature & Culture

park.




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096

Rottenbacher, Christine

Birds Are Singing- Humans Are Sensing Place In The Landscape

189

de Nardi, Alessia / Castiglioni, Benedetta

Exploring multi-faced identities: reading urban and rural landscapes through native and immigrant

children’s landscape perceptions

054

Fagerholm, Nora / Käyhkö, Niina / Jansson, Henrik

Spatial presentations of landscape identity through participatory mapping – case Archipelago Sea,

Finland


256

Tigrino, Vittorio / Stagno, Anna Maria / Beltrametti, Giulia

Landscape identity and common ressources: history, practices and narrative of contested rights

(Ligurian Appennine XVI-XXI c.)

148

Dossche, Rebekka / Rogge, Elke / Van Eetvelde, Veerle

Detecting peoples’ and landscape identify in a changing mountain landscape. An example from the

Northern Italian Apennines.

123

Michelin, Yves / Olive, Cecile / Fournioux, Danielle / Montoloy, Christine

The “living archives project”: building a local identity by sharing personal archives in order to help

local people designing a management plan for a UNESCO WH application


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Session 028

Linking society and ecosystems in rural landscapes

Chairs:

Anna Dahlström

Swedish Biodiversity Centre, SLU, Uppsala, Sweden

Tommy Lennartsson 22

Swedish Biodiversity Centre, SLU, Uppsala, Sweden

Iréne Flygare

Upplandsmuseet, Uppsala, Sweden

Maths Isacson

Uppsala University, Sweden

Marja Erikson

Uppsala University, Sweden

Mats Morell

Stockholm University, Sweden


021 Solbär, Lovisa Interweaving choreographies next to each other after each other – was Torsten Hägerstrand

envisioning an Ecology of Practices?

129

Kolen, Jan

Humanizing biotopes: historical case studies from the Netherlands

280

Lennartsson, Tommy / Erikson, Marja / Westin, Anna / Flygare, Iréne A. / Morell, Mats / Isacson Maths

The pre-industrial agriculture as a social-ecological system




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Session 029

The forces behind landscape change

Chairs:

Henrik Svensson 23

Kristianstad University, Sweden

Magnus Bohman

Umeå University, Sweden

MONDAY, 8 September – Gothenburg, 13.00-15.00, Radiovågen

099 van der Sluis, Theo / Bogers, Marion Drivers of landscape change: a comparison of processes in different European landscapes

157

Jansson, Ulf / Wästfelt, Anders

From the Crimean war to the Rio-conference: The relational geography of agriculture in Western

Sweden, 1811-2011

061

Bohman, Magnus

Conditional crisis? Why some succeed and others do not. Agricultural growth and landscape change,

the case of southern Sweden (Scania) circa 1700-1870.

150

Reinstädtler, Sandra

Modern 21st century landscapes – Challenges for a climate-adaptive landscape change

142

Kiimann, Hele

Population and Land-Use Change on Noarootsi Parish (Nuckö) in North-West Estonia during the

transition from Feudal Society to Capitalism (1590-1940).

MONDAY, 8 September – Gothenburg, 15.30-17.30, Radiovågen

151 Thelaus, Magnus / Regnell, Joachim Land degradation and dune formation during Modern Time at the Kristianstad plain, southern

Sweden




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208

Cevasco, Roberta / Parola, Claudia / Montanari, Carlo / Moreno, Diego

Historical ecology applied to the local management of biodiversity in a rural landscape of historical

interest: the common lands of Casanova (NW Italian mountains)

240

Parola, Claudia / Stagno, Anna Maria / Tigrino, Vittorio / Traldi, Camilla / Montanari, Carlo /

Beltrametti, Giulia

Ligurian state forests: management of a common good between local uses and politics policy of

protections

184

Axelsson, Ewa

Forest industry in northern Sweden - A landscape changing force in the beginning of the 20th

century?

027

Olsson, Patrik

Landscape change and landscape crisis

TUESDAY, 9 September – Gothenburg, 10.00-12.00, Radiovågen 245 Svensson, Henrik Privatization as a force of landscape change

087

Razpotnik Visković, Nika / Kumer, Peter

Social respectability of the farming profession and part-time farming: factor of rural landscape

change? Case of Slovenia

159

Kučera, Zdeněk

Persistence, destruction and creation in cultural landscape transformations: the case of settlement

desertion in the resettled borderland of Czechia

172

Potthoff, Kerstin / Eiter, Sebastian

Changes in accessibility and in building conditions in a mountain area: what are the driving forces?

229

Tomson, Pille / Sepp, Kalev

Ash and shit. The forces behind disappearance of the landscapes formed by fire cultivation in

Southern Estonia


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TUESDAY, 9 September – Gothenburg, 13.00-15.00, Radiovågen 233 Kantor-Pietraga, Iwona / Dymitrow, Mirek / Szmytkie, Robert / Brauer, René / Pełka-Gościniak, Jolanta / Spórna, Tomasz / Krzysztofik, Robert Environmental hazards as a driver of urban abandonment in Poland

179

Ahlberger, Christer

The heathland and technology diffusion in 18th century Western Sweden

177

Nyström, Lars

Landscape, land prices and enclosures

181

Hallberg, Erik

The struggle over the outfields in 18th century Sweden?


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Session 030

Garden landscapes

Chair:

Katarina Saltzman 24


FRIDAY, 12 September – Mariestad, 08.30-10.30, Room A

139 Gunnarsson, Allan / Nestlog, Pierre The orchard meadow landscape – a vulnerable landscape heritage

265

Pintar, Marina / Glavan, Matjaž / Černič-Istenič, Majda / Udovč, Andrej

Sustainable Potential of Urban Gardening for Short Food Supply Chain

062

Dewaelheyns, Valerie / Rogge, Elke

Bringing private actors into action. The garden complex in Flanders.

237

Jakobsson, Anna

The role of the garden in the own-your-own-home movement in Swedish cities 1905-1936, the

example of Rostorp in Malmö

101

Saltzman, Katarina / Sjöholm, Carina / Gunnarsson, Allan

Relics and intruders. Managing plants in motion in the private garden

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Session 031

Landscape management

Chair:

Bo Magnusson 25


MONDAY, 8 September – Gothenburg, 13.00-15.00, Ljusvågen

066 Torrents Daganzo, Pau / Schultz, Lisen / Duit, Andreas / Bodin, Örjan / Lundholm, Cecilia / West, Simon / Mohedano, Alba Farmers' participation in conservation of rural landscapes. A case study of the Menorca Biosphere

Reserve (Spain)

082

Magnusson, Bo / Gustavsson, Eva

Using historical and biological records in restoring and managing semi-natural habitats - Hindens

spit as a case study

086

Raatikainen, Kaisa

Enhancing management of traditional rural biotopes by grazing - Experiences from an EU-project

090

Amalric, Marion / Cirelli, Claudia

Artificial landscape: social representation and integration of sewage plants in periurban landscapes

100

Clemetsen, Morten / Schibbye, Bengt

Landscape Character Assessment methods in the Nordic countries – supporting regional dynamic

management and innovation or holding on to the past?

141

Visser, Sophie

The Right Information? Cultural landscape information and what it may afford in actions, contexts

and concepts

25




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MONDAY, 8 September – Gothenburg, 15.30-17.30, Ljusvågen

154 Kumer, Peter / Razpotnik Visković, Nika Management objectives and motivations of small-scale forest owners in Slovenia

200

Badan, Xavier / Michelin, Yves / Rieutort, Laurent

How better integrate global landscape protections stakes in livestock farmer practices?

Comparative analysis of tow French pastoral sites in Massif Central

217

Bohlin, Anna / Sjölander Lindqvist, Annelie / Cinque, Serena

Restoration or conservation? Heritage values in Swedish river restoration

271

Spek, Theo / Horst, Martijn

The cultural biography of nature: historical-ecological research, communicative planning and

integrated management of Natura 2000 areas in The Netherlands


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Session 032

Landscape and heritage

Chair:

Annelie Sjölander Lindqvist 26



038 Purmer, Michiel Concrete in the dunes: the Atlantikwall in coastal nature-reserves in the Netherlands; past, present

and future

083

Dabaut, Niels / Turner, Sam / Van Eetvelde, Veerle

Heritage value of the landscapes in an urban context as base for integrated heritage management

in Flanders (Belgium)

244

Alloush Hadid, Christine / Hammami, Feras

Understanding the cultural heritage landscapes in rural Palestine: exploring local conceptions in the

village of Dair Ghassaneh

065

Printsmann, Anu / Palang, Hannes

Sustainability of places of heritage: Baltic German manors in Estonia

209

Fairclough, Graham / Members of the CHeriScape network

A powerful union – ‘Landscape as Heritage’

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Session 033

Visual methods

Chair:

Jonathan Westin 27



190 Batista, Teresa / de Mascarenhas, José Manuel / Mendes, Paula The heritage landscape development of Évora peri-urban area

030

Buciek, Keld

Landscape Photography - Interpretation of nature or reflexion of culture?

251

Vletter, Willem

Travelling through time and space

FRIDAY, 12 September – Mariestad, 08.30-10.30, Room D

031 Dupont, Lien / Van Eetvelde, Veerle Exploring the influence of landscape related expertise on the observation of landscape photographs

using eye-tracking.

182

Milcu, Andra Ioana

Application of a photo-based Q-method in Transylvania (central Romania) to reveal landscape

preferences

165

Häfner, Kati / Zasada, Ingo / van Zanten, Boris T. / Ungaro, Fabrizio / Piorr, Annette

Assessing the Cultural Ecosystem Services: A visual choice experiment on agricultural landscapes

preferences from a user perspective in the case study Märkische Schweiz, Germany

121

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40

Thorpert, Petra

Perceived colour in relation to people and their landscape

080

Planchat, Claire / Wang, Kuang-Yu

Unraveling the landscape logics: using land art as a medium to reveal the links between farming

practices, biodiversity and landscape


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Session 034

Identity, gender and history

Chair:

Mattias Sandberg 28


FRIDAY, 12 September – Mariestad, 08.30-10.30, Room C

263 Schumacher, Kim Philip Gender and European rural Landscapes

176

Holmberg, Carl

Agrarian visions in Victoria Bendeditcsson’s authorship

001

Carter, Justin

Re-framing Art through Landscape – Practice, People and Place

063

Atik, Meryem / Kanabakan, Abdurrahman / Ortaçeşme, Veli

Place Names as Unraveling Characters of Rural Landscape: Serik Case from Turkish Mediterranean

033

Bunkśe, Edmunds Valdemārs

Epiphanies: Re-enchanting Landscapes

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Poster Session

TUESDAY, 9 September – Gothenburg, 15.00-15.45,

Grand Hall of the Conference Centre Wallenberg

036

Kõivupuu, Marju

Healing (sacred) sites in landscape: the example of post-socialist Estonia

045

Truus, Laimdota / Multer, Liis / Ratas, Urve / Rivis, Reimo / Kont, Are

Crowberry heaths on the southern coast of the Gulf of Finland

046

Snoeijer, Merit

Post-socialist landscape changes related to decollectivisation in Eastern-Europe: A Romanian case

study

056

Brauer, René / Almered Olsson, Gunilla

Conflicting future in Torslanda - a case study on different future scenarios for a peri-urban

landscape

077

Penēze, Zanda / Krūze, Imants / Nikodemus, Oļģerts / Strods, Kārlis

The Influence of EU Payments on Land Use in Upland Mosaic-Type Landscape of Latvia

078

Paniza Cabrera, Antonia

The “Dehesa” of “Sierra Morena Jiennense” between the traditional and the new land use.

088

Dymitrow, Mirek / Brauer, René

Monitoring… when monitoring fails: The case of quality of life within the Rural Development policy

106

Raatikainen, Kaisa / Halme, Panu / Mönkkönen, Mikko / Barron, Elisabeth S.

The management and significance of traditional rural biotopes from the perspective of sustainable

development


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192

Grīne, Ineta / Apsīte, Elīna / Krišjāne, Zaiga / Nikodemus, Oļģerts

Reflections of settlement changes in Vidzeme Uplands (Latvia) landscape after year 2000

216

Batista, Teresa / Flores, Eva / Carriço, Cristina, Lagar, David / Cabezas, Jose, Fernandez, Luis /

Mendes, Paula / Pinto Gomes, Carlos

Rurality index: New methodological approach to regional development in OTALEX C

238

Weijmer, Malin

Landscape as fora of negotiation – Approaches to a participatory process

275

Amundsen, Hilde Rigmor / Os, Kristin

Reindeer Hunting Systems in Southern Norway - Sámi or Norse?

284

Riechers, Maraja / Tscharntke, Teja / Barkmann, Jan

Cultural Ecosystem Services in the urban setting of Berlin: Results from a quantitative valuation

291

Villacreces Arnedo, Salvador / Cañas Guerrero, Ignacio / Álvarez Pérez, Ana

Visual impact and improvement proposals for wind farms: A case study of the “La Plata” wind farm

292

Cañas Guerrero, Ignacio / Álvarez Pérez, Ana / Villacreces Arnedo, Salvador

Application of graphic thinking to teaching landscape. Case of the visual impact of wind farms

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