La Convenzione Europea del Paesaggio vent’anni dopo (2000-2020)

Ricezione, criticità, prospettive

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Abstract

In 2020, the Osservatorio regionale del paesaggio of the Regione del Veneto (Landscape Observatory of the Veneto Region) promoted an international conference to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the European Landscape Convention adopted by the Committee of Ministers of Culture and Environment of the Council of Europe. Adopting an interdisciplinary and comparative approach, this volume collects the outputs of critical thinking about the impact and effects of the European Landscape Convention on the social, environmental, juridical, architectural, archaeological and managerial spheres, and presents a wide selection of theoretical and research essays, critical remarks and case studies.

Keywords Landscape Conservation • Landscape history • Urban landscape • Architectural landscape • Milan province • Urban regeneration • Development • Copenhagen • Valorization • Community • Local Observatories • Regeneration • Votive pylons • Landscape management • Landscape Observatory • Prego fornire almeno 5 keywords in inglese • Public participation • Sociology • Chartreuse • Italian Regions • Collective property • Landscape History • Adaptation • Territory-structure • Architecture and landscape quality • Preservation • History • Sustainability • Landscape projects • Osservatorio regionale del paesaggio • Local observatories • Cultural heritage legislation • Remote sensing • Comuni • Civic participation • Heritage • Semiotics of landscape • Description • Inclusion • Identity • Archaeology • Landscape Convention • Lived Geographies • European Landscape Convention • UNESCO • Urban planning • Walking • Figure • Nature-based solutions • Circular economy • New landscape • Destruction of archaeological record • Landscapes' policy • Sense of belonging • Citizenship • Zones of archaeological interest • Cultural heritage • Wagon Landscaping • Social Dimensions of the Landscape • Climate change • Cultural landscape • Resilience • Participation • Perceived landscape • Culture • History of art • Andalusia • Awareness raising • Planning practice • Regione Veneto • Landscape Architecture • Charter • Medieval landscapes • Connotation • Public inquiry • Social history • Participatory tools • Training • Regional Observatory • 2000 Landscape Convention • Landscape design • Landscape Management • Veneto Region • Urban landscape • Protection and enhancement of the territory • Gardening • Landscape protection • Landscape planning • Theology • Economic history • Flash floods • Anthropology • Faro Convention • Geography • Bottom-up practices • Marginal landscape • Principle of Integration • Monastic studies • Public Participation • Landscape archaeology • Social engagement • Situated vulnerability • Co-evolutionary approach • Landscape • Policy Instruments • Marian devotion • Landscape Archaeology • Landscape quality objectives • Enhancement • Landscape Prize • Sostenibility • Place • Mosaic • Archaeological mapping • Ensenada de Bolonia • LiDAR • Local adaptation strategy • Green roof • Local Observatory • History of architecture • Alpine Mountain management • Landscape Planning • Landscape Legislation • Territorial integration and participation • Territory • Local authorities • Field survey

Thema codes AMV • RND • LNKW • 1QFF

Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969-562-9 | e-ISBN 978-88-6969-562-9 | ISBN (PRINT) 978-88-6969-563-6 | Published Nov. 30, 2021 | Language es, fr, it, en

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