Panel discussion: Language and landscape governance
A recording of the panel discussion and Q&A on language and landscape governance from LRG's 2018 Annual Symposium, with four speakers offering different perspectives.
LRG’s annual International Landscape Symposium 2018 was held in London on 4 December, and explored one of the key themes in our Research Strategy: landscape justice, with a focus on language and landscape governance.
The debate explored the relationships in language between the local and the global, from the four very different perspectives of our speakers: literature and landscape word-hoards, landscape architecture, public participation in landscape governance, and shaping regional and global perceptions, for example through the European Landscape Convention and UNESCO.
The event also commemorated David Lowenthal (1923-2018), co-founder of LRG and the organisation’s former Chair. His book, Quest for the Unity of Knowledge, was also launched at the event, in partnership with Pages of Hackney and Routledge.
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Landscape Research Group (2018) Panel discussion: Language and landscape governance. The Landscape Exchange, Landscape Research Group. Published 4 December 2018.
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