Landscape interfaces : cultural heritage in changing landscapes

1. Landscape interfaces.- 2. Landscape: ecology and semiosis.- 3. The concept of cultural landscape: discourse and narratives.- 4. A comparative study on trees and hedgerows in Japan and England.- 5. Transformations of cultural landscape: the case of the Polish-Ukrainian borderland.- 6. The role of cultural values in modern landscapes: the Flemish example.- 7. Shaping the future of a cultural landscape: the Douro Valley wine region.- 8. Cultural and historical values in landscape planning: locals’ perception.- 9. Stakeholder landscapes and GIS: institutional visions of landscape and sustainability in the management of the Sherwood Natural Area, UK.- 10. An aboriginal planning initiative: sacred knowledge and landscape suitability analysis.- 11. Communicating landscape development plans through scenario visualization techniques.- 12. Historical cadastral maps as a tool for valuation of today’s landscape elements.- 13. From objects to landscapes in natural and cultural heritage management: a role for landscape interfaces.- 14. Landscape archaeology and management of ancient cultural heritage sites: Some notes based on Finnish experiences.- 15. Pressure on the fringe of the cities.- 16. ‘The long chain’: archaeology, historical landscape characterization and time depth in the landscape.- 17. Authenticity in landscape conservation and management — the importance of the local context.- 18. Combining approaches in landscape research: the case of Saaremaa, Estonia.- 19. Landscape — a matter of identity and integrity: towards sound knowledge, awareness and involvement.- 20. Learning from Tartu — towards post-postmodern landscapes.