Landscape Research

2011 - 2025

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Volume 42, issue 8, 2017

Landscape research and knowledge exchange: learning from the HERCULES research project pp. 809-818

Steven Shuttleworth and Hannes Palang

Editorial annex: key findings and recommendations from the HERCULES research project, and the need for a landscape approach to enviromental governance pp. 819-830

Steven Shuttleworth

Contributions of citizen science to landscape democracy: potentials and challenges of current approaches pp. 831-844

Brian J. Shaw, Hélène Draux, María García Martín, John Martin and Claudia Bieling

The critical issue of knowledge transfer and dissemination: a French perspective pp. 845-861

Laurence Le Dû-Blayo

Managing the future of the past: images of Exmoor landscape heritage pp. 862-879

Timothy J. Wilkinson and David C. Harvey

Studying long-term changes in cultural landscapes: outlines of a research framework and protocol pp. 880-890

Carole L. Crumley, Jan C. A. Kolen, Maurice de Kleijn and Niels van Manen

Traditional agricultural landscapes in Slovakia: why should we preserve them? pp. 891-903

Jana Špulerová, Peter Bezák, Marta Dobrovodská, Juraj Lieskovský and Dagmar Štefunková

The potential of landscape labelling approaches for integrated landscape management in Europe pp. 904-920

Carsten Mann and Tobias Plieninger

Volume 42, issue 7, 2017

Shrinking cities: rethinking landscape in depopulating urban contexts pp. 691-698

M. Francisca Lima and Mark R. Eischeid

Urban shrapnel: spatial distribution of non-productive space pp. 699-715

Galen Newman and Boah Kim

Greening the shrinking city—policies and planning approaches in the USA with the example of Flint, Michigan pp. 716-727

Karina Pallagst, René Fleschurz and Franziska Trapp

Vacancy as a laboratory: design criteria for reimagining social-ecological systems on vacant urban lands pp. 728-746

Kees Lokman

Mind the gap: tools for a parcel-based storm water management approach pp. 747-760

Sandra L. Albro, Sean Burkholder and Joseph Koonce

Casas Perdidas pp. 761-768

Filipe Condado

Sand, silt, salt, water: entropy as a lens for design in post-industrial landscapes pp. 769-781

Lisa Moffitt

The hybrid landscape of public space in Thessaloniki in the context of crisis pp. 782-794

Evangelia Athanassiou

Ephemeral landscape and urban shrinkage pp. 795-805

Ali Madanipour

Landscape analysis: investigating the potentials of space and place pp. 806-807

Andrew Butler

Volume 42, issue 6, 2017

Rethinking the landscapes of the Peak District pp. 595-600

Tim Edensor

Resounding the landscape: the sonic impress of and the story of Eyam, plague village pp. 601-615

Julian Holloway

Seeing with light and landscape: a walk around Stanton Moor pp. 616-633

Tim Edensor

‘The Land to Forget Time’: tourism, caving and writing in the Derbyshire White Peak pp. 634-649

Jess Edwards

Festive landscapes: the contemporary practice of well-dressing in Tissington pp. 650-662

Rosemary Shirley

Fragmentary landscapes: explorations through the detritus of the Peak District pp. 663-676

George Steve Jaramillo

A poetic playground: collaborative practices in the Peak District pp. 677-689

David Cooper

Volume 42, issue 5, 2017

Garden and landscape, the spatial and the ethical: the impact of enclosure on an enclosed garden, the case of Artas, Palestine pp. 425-438

Shelley Egoz and Tim Williams

The blue garden: coastal infrastructure as ecologically enhanced wave-scapes pp. 439-454

Roy Kozlovsky and Yasha J. Grobman

Place names and landscape character: a case study from Otago Region, New Zealand pp. 455-470

Meryem Atik and Simon Swaffield

Once in demand, now unwanted: reflections on changed attitudes towards plants introduced to Norway 1750–1900 pp. 471-481

Ulrika Ridbäck and Annegreth Dietze-Schirdewahn

Perception of plant species richness by people with different nationalities—an experimental study pp. 482-497

Petra Lindemann-Matthies

Physical accessibility and its role in landscape development—three historical analyses from South Slovakia pp. 498-507

Juraj Lieskovský, Tibor Lieskovský and Veronika Piscová

Psychological park accessibility: a systematic literature review of perceptual components affecting park use pp. 508-520

Keunhyun Park

Folk classification as evidence of transformed landscapes and adaptative strategies: a case study in the semiarid region of northeastern Brazil pp. 521-532

Taline Cristina da Silva, Maria Franco Trindade Medeiros, Nivaldo Peroni and Ulysses Paulino Albuquerque

The effect of neighbourhood on rodent communities: an example from Pampean agroecosystems pp. 533-542

Jimena Fraschina, Vanina A. León and María Busch

Price and distributional effects of privately provided open space in urban areas pp. 543-557

Yanay Farja

The cooling effect of green infrastructure on surrounding built environments in a sub-tropical climate: a case study in Taipei metropolis pp. 558-573

Wan-yu Shih

Inventing modern taste at the Changgyeongwon Botanical Garden pp. 574-591

Jung-Hwa Kim and Kyung-Jin Zoh

Natural burial: landscape, practice, experience pp. 592-594

Kate Benisek

Volume 42, issue 4, 2017

Political landscapes between manifestations and democracy, identities and power pp. 337-348

Ludger Gailing and Markus Leibenath

Background information or future vision? Mapping wild reindeer landscapes in a planning process pp. 349-360

Eirin Hongslo

The politics of landscape production in the history of development along Florida’s Atlantic coast pp. 361-374

Chad S. Boda

Re-conceptualising political landscapes after the material turn: a typology of material events pp. 375-384

Martijn Duineveld, Kristof Van Assche and Raoul Beunen

Exopolis reloaded: fragmented landscapes and no man’s lands in a North-Eastern Italian border region pp. 385-399

Roberta Altin and Claudio Minca

Self-mobilisation and lived landscape democracy: local initiatives as democratic landscape practices pp. 400-411

Marte Lange Vik

No interest in landscape? The art of non-participation in Danish landscape planning pp. 412-423

Laura Tolnov Clausen

Volume 42, issue 3, 2017

Landscape histories of urbanisation pp. 239-242

Mattias Qviström

Making the single city: the constitutive landscape and the struggle for ‘Greater Boston,’ 1891–1911 pp. 243-255

Garrett Dash Nelson

Contested periurban amenity landscapes: changing waterfront ‘countryside ideals’ in central Canada pp. 256-276

Nik Luka

A relational approach to landscape and urbanism: the view from an exclusive suburb pp. 277-290

Don Mitchell

Resistant actors, resistant landscapes? A historical political ecology of a forested conservation object in exurban southeastern Pennsylvania pp. 291-306

Patrick T. Hurley, Megan Maccaroni and Andrew Williams

Whose landscape, whose heritage? Landscape politics of ‘swiftlet farming’ in a World Heritage City pp. 307-320

Creighton Connolly

Landscape change in the terraces of Ollantaytambo, Peru: an emergent mountain landscape between the urban, rural and protected area pp. 321-333

Maya Ishizawa

The course of landscape architecture: a natural history of our designs on the natural world, from prehistory to the present pp. 334-335

Thomas Oles

Volume 42, issue 2, 2017

Green infrastructure: reflections on past, present and future praxis pp. 135-145

Ian C. Mell

The emergence of green infrastructure as promoting the centralisation of a landscape perspective in spatial planning—the case of Ireland pp. 146-163

Mick Lennon, Mark Scott, Marcus Collier and Karen Foley

Urban green infrastructure and urban forests: a case study of the Metropolitan Area of Milan pp. 164-175

Giovanni Sanesi, Giuseppe Colangelo, Raffaele Lafortezza, Enrico Calvo and Clive Davies

Can we face the challenge: how to implement a theoretical concept of green infrastructure into planning practice? Warsaw case study pp. 176-194

Barbara Szulczewska, Renata Giedych and Gabriela Maksymiuk

Siting green stormwater infrastructure in a neighbourhood to maximise secondary benefits: lessons learned from a pilot project pp. 195-210

Danielle Dagenais, Isabelle Thomas and Sylvain Paquette

Italian stone pine forests under Rome’s siege: learning from the past to protect their future pp. 211-222

Lorenza Gasparella, Antonio Tomao, Mariagrazia Agrimi, Piermaria Corona, Luigi Portoghesi and Anna Barbati

Defining community-scale green infrastructure pp. 223-229

Gemma Jerome

Common economic oversights in green infrastructure valuation pp. 230-234

Alexander Whitehouse

The rise and fall of countryside management: a historical account pp. 235-236

Clive Davies

Renewable energies and European landscapes. Lessons from Southern European cases pp. 236-238

Ramón García-Marín

Volume 42, issue 1, 2017

What is happening to landscape? pp. 1-5

Anna Jorgensen

Sonic environmental aesthetics and landscape research pp. 6-17

Jonathan Prior

A preliminary investigation into the restorative potential of public aquaria exhibits: a UK student-based study pp. 18-32

Deborah Cracknell, Mathew P. White, Sabine Pahl and Michael H. Depledge

Journeys to play: planning considerations to engender inclusive playspaces pp. 33-46

Lisa Stafford

Affordances of outdoor settings for children in preschool: revisiting heft’s functional taxonomy pp. 47-62

Inger Lerstrup and Cecil Konijnendijk van den Bosch

Spatio-temporal patterns of birch regrowth in a Western Norwegian treeline ecotone pp. 63-77

Kerstin Potthoff

Niche construction, entanglement and landscape domestication in Scandinavian infield systems pp. 78-88

Ove Eriksson and Matilda Arnell

Drivers for plant species diversity in a characteristic tropical forest landscape in Bangladesh pp. 89-105

Manuel J. Steinbauer, Mohammad B. Uddin, Anke Jentsch and Carl Beierkuhnlein

Observation of floristic succession and biodiversity on rewilded lawns in a tropical city pp. 106-119

Yun Hye Hwang, Zi En Jonathan Yue and Yit Chuan Tan

The semiotics of landscape design communication: towards a critical visual research approach in landscape architecture pp. 120-133

Kevin Raaphorst, Ingrid Duchhart, Wim van der Knaap, Gerda Roeleveld and Adri van den Brink