Culture and the Concept of Landscape

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Título:	Culture and the Concept of Landscape
Autor:	Priego González de Canales, Carlos CSIC
Palabras clave:	Landscape Habitat Iberian Peninsula Dehesa pasturelands Olive groves Culture Coastal landscapes Urban landscapes Spain European Landscape Convention Environmentalism
Fecha de publicación:	2008
Serie:	IESA Working Paper Series ; E-0208
Resumen:	Technology, which is the driving force of today’s society, has also played a key role in shaping the spaces we currently live in. The imprint of humankind can be found in each and every territory of our planet as humans have shaped and constructed the landscape for centuries, particularly for economic rather than environmental or social reasons. The enormous economic activity characterising our era is rapidly transforming the centuries-old landscapes that surround us, turning them into yet another element of the relationship between humans and the natural environment.
Descripción:	17 pages.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/10261/7424
Aparece en las colecciones:	(IESA) Informes y documentos de trabajo