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Autore: |
Berr Karsten
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Titolo: |
Landscape Conflicts
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Pubblicazione: | Wiesbaden : , : Springer Vieweg. in Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, , 2024 |
©2024 | |
Edizione: | 1st ed. |
Descrizione fisica: | 1 online resource (441 pages) |
Disciplina: | 333.7 |
Altri autori: |
KoegstLara
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Nota di contenuto: | Intro -- Contents -- Landscape Conflicts: Introduction -- 1 Introduction -- 2 'Landscape' -- 3 'Conflict' -- 4 'Landscape Conflicts': Overview of the Contributions -- References -- Part I Theoretical Foundations -- Landscape and Conflict-Some Basic Considerations -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Landscape-Conceptual Approaches to a Complex Term -- 3 Conflicts-the Perspective of Dahrendorf's Conflict Theory -- 4 The Multifaceted Complexity of the Relationships of Landscapes and Conflicts -- 5 Conclusion -- References -- Landscape Conflicts vs. Land Use Conflicts: Scientometric Evidence and Network Analysis -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Methods and Data -- 3 Results -- 4 Discussion -- 5 Conclusion -- References -- The Place of Disorder and the Transformation of Social Conflict -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Disorder and Social Change -- 3 Conflict as a Social Relation Typical of the Production of Disorder. -- 4 Clashing Scales and Scale Solidarities -- 5 Conclusions -- References -- Nationalist Landscaping -- 1 Affiliations -- 2 Concrete Life in Concrete Spaces: Landscape as a Cultural-Political Symbol -- 3 Shaping the Homeland: Homeland Conservation -- 4 Aggressive Cult of 'Blood and Soil' and Professionalization: Landscape Design in National Socialism -- 5 New Beginnings -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- Part II Rural Areas -- The Social Construction of Land Loss in Louisiana -- 1 Introduction to Hybrid Space Louisiana -- 2 Overview of Land Loss in Louisiana -- 2.1 Land Loss Processes -- 2.2 Effects on the Living Environment -- 3 The Theoretical and Methodical Framework -- 3.1 Social Constructivism -- 3.2 The Theory of Three Worlds and Three Landscapes -- 3.3 Qualitative Survey via Interviews and Eroepic Conversations -- 4 Perception of Land Loss -- 4.1 Louisiana is Home -- 4.2 The Coast Disappears -- 4.3 Threat to Livelihood -- 4.4 Saving the Wetlands. |
5 Discussion of the Results -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- Rural Gentrification as Landscape Conflict. The Case of Chalet-Villages in the Austrian Alps -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Commodification and Displacement in Rural Areas -- 2.1 Rural Gentrification -- 2.2 Rural Gentrification and Landscape Conflicts -- 3 Chalet-Villages in Austria: Rural Gentrification and Landscape Conflicts in Alpine Regions -- 3.1 Chalet-Villages as an Example of Rural Gentrification -- 3.2 Environmental Conflicts Around Chalet-Villages as Landscape Conflicts -- 4 Conclusion and Outlook: Rural Gentrification and Landscape Conflicts in Alpine Spaces -- References -- Postmaterialism and Nature Conservation-Conflicts in Changing Values -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Moralization of Disputes as a Haven of Conflict Resolution -- 3 Appropriate Addressing in the Changing Values of the Time -- 4 What Does This Mean in Reverse? -- 5 Conclusion -- References -- Tourist Landscape Preferences and Conflicts Over Natural Disturbance Events in National Parks. The Case of the Bavarian Forest National Park -- 1 Introduction: Conflict Potentials in Large Protected Areas -- 2 Conflicts Due to Landscape Changes: Natural Disturbances -- 2.1 Disturbance Events Trigger Conflicts in the Bavarian Forest National Park -- 2.2 Effects of Ecological Disturbances on Tourism -- 2.3 Effects of Ecological Disturbances on Acceptance of the National Park -- 2.4 Tourism and Participation as Acceptance Factors -- 3 Landscape Preferences: As Green as Possible -- 4 Discussion: Old and New Conflicts -- 5 Conclusion: Tourists-From Quality Indicator of Landscape to "Lemmings" -- References -- Part III City, Cityscape -- Landscape Conflicts of Everyday Practice in the City Park-Breaking Expectations to Make Everyday Landscape Constitution Visible -- 1 Introduction. | |
2 On the Construction of the City Park Landscape as Part of Everyday Practice -- 2.1 Social Constructivist and Phenomenological Perspectives on Landscape -- 2.2 The Breaching Experiment for the Study of Everyday Life -- 2.3 Everyday Landscape, Ordering Practices and Conflict -- 3 Methodical Approach -- 4 Empirics: Observed Expressions and Interactions During the Breaching Experiment -- 4.1 Facial Expressions and Gestures of Individuals and Groups -- 4.2 Interactions Within Groups -- 4.3 Direct Interactions with the Student -- 5 Summary of the Results -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- Inherent Logic Conflicts Between the Actors of an Industrial Park. The Example of the Siebenlinden Commercial Area Expansion in Rottenburg Am Neckar -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Theoretical Framing -- 2.1 Social Constructivist Perspective -- 2.2 Systems Theory Perspective -- 3 Methodical Procedure -- 3.1 Strategy Workshops -- 3.2 Qualitative Expert Interviews -- 3.3 Quantitative Online Questionnaire -- 4 Observations of Intrinsic Logics and Conflicts -- 4.1 The Arena of Self-Logics-The Strategy Workshops -- 4.2 Expert Interviews-Insights into Differences in Perspectives -- 5 Conclusion: (Misunderstood) Communication and (Lack of) Understanding of System-Specific Logics -- References -- From Marketplace to Building Ground? Spatial Design Concepts and Public Criticism in the Context of Urban Densification -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Transforming Squares-An Urban Landscape Conflict -- 3 From Marketplace to Building Ground? -- 4 Transformation Between Model and Status Quo -- 4.1 Planning Model and Society -- 4.2 Densification and Public Space -- 5 Conflict Reduced Transformation of Urban Squares -- 5.1 Theses -- 5.2 Urban Squares-What is Next? -- References -- The Effect of Overtourism upon the Ecology of Florence's Historic Centre -- 1 Introduction -- 1.1 Theoretical Framework. | |
2 Renaissance Tourism in Florence: Origins and Consolidation of an Industry -- 2.1 Rent Monopoly, Image Production and the Spectacularisation of a City Centre -- 2.2 Overtourism, Density and Overcrowding -- 2.3 When the City Reaches Its Tipping Point -- Community Displacement -- 3 Conclusion -- References -- The (Urban) Landscape Conflict Around the Construction of the Tübingen Light Rail-an Example of Conflict Regulation Based on Ralf Dahrendorf -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Theory of (Urban) Landscape Conflicts -- 2.1 Excursus: On the Concept of Urban Landscape -- 2.2 Ralf Dahrendorf's Conflict Theory -- 2.3 The Tübingen Approach -- 2.4 Conflict Settlement as a Task of Politics -- 3 The Methodical Procedure -- 4 The (Urban) Landscape Conflict Around the Construction of the Tübingen Light Rail -- 5 Merging the Results with the Theory -- 5.1 The Phases of the Conflict -- 5.2 The Manifestations of the Conflict -- 5.3 Possibilities of Conflict Regulation by Politics -- 5.4 Further Observations -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- The Yu Aw Synagogue: A Contested Heritage Site in Afghanistan -- 1 Background -- 2 Description of the Context -- 3 Theoretical Approach -- 3.1 Discourse Theory -- 3.2 Conflict Theory -- 4 Discourse and Conflict Phases of the Yu Aw Synagogue -- 5 Methods -- 6 Analysis -- 7 Findings -- 8 Conclusion -- References -- Part IV Energy Landscapes -- Shaping Energy Landscapes: Public Participation and Conflict Resolution in Wind Power, Grid Expansion, and Biogas Transformation Fields -- 1 Conflicts Over Energy Landscapes and Their Impacts -- 2 Transformations, Conflict-Theoretical Starting Point and Public Participation -- 3 Transformation Fields: Grid Expansion, Wind Power and Biogas -- 3.1 Grid Expansion -- 3.2 Wind Turbines -- 3.3 Biogas -- 3.4 Comparison of the Three Fields of Conflict. | |
4 Information and Conflict Management Through Public Participation Campaigns -- 5 Structured Public Participation -- 6 Conclusion and Outlook -- References -- Cross-Border Landscape Conflicts-A Case Study of the Gersweiler-Klarenthal Wind Farm on the Franco-German Border -- 1 Introduction: Wind Power as a Conflict Factor on the Franco-German Border -- 2 Theoretical-Conceptual Orientation and Methodological Approach -- 2.1 Constructivist Approach to Landscape and Landscape Conflicts -- 2.2 Border Studies Perspectives as a Broadening Approach to Landscape -- 2.3 Methodological Approach: Analysis and Evaluation of Newspaper Articles, Interviews and Websites -- 3 Results: A Fresh Breeze on the Franco-German Border -- 3.1 Site of the Installations: Proximity and Height -- 3.2 Characteristics of the Installations: Visual and Auditory Disturbance -- 3.3 Impact on Nature -- 4 Conflict Lines and Productive Momentum -- 5 Conclusion -- References -- Energy-Landscape Conflicts and the Politics of Scale Around Photovoltaic Parks in Germany -- 1 Introduction -- 2 A Relational Perspective on Landscapes from Different Scales -- 3 Drivers of PVP Expansions and Their Politics of Scale -- 4 The Conflict Around EnBW's Solar Park Weesow-Willmersdorf -- 5 Discussion: Outcomes of Local Energy-Landscape Conflicts on Larger Scales -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- Tesla vs. Trees: An Agonistic Look at the Conflict Over e-mobility, Forest Clearance and Planning Law Related to a Suburban Landscape Near Berlin, Germany -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Agonistic Pluralism -- 3 Research Case and Methodology -- 4 Results -- 4.1 "Occupying Trees Against Tesla" -- 4.2 "We Need Nature and Species Conservation Where It Makes a Difference" -- 4.3 "if You Want to Drain This Green Swamp, the Right of Associations to Sue Must Be Curtailed" -- 5 How Much Politicisation is Desirable? -- References. | |
Part V Digitization, Media. | |
Titolo autorizzato: | Landscape Conflicts ![]() |
ISBN: | 9783658433529 |
9783658433512 | |
Formato: | Materiale a stampa ![]() |
Livello bibliografico | Monografia |
Lingua di pubblicazione: | Inglese |
Record Nr.: | 9910872191303321 |
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