The Right to Landscape: Contesting Landscape and Human Rights

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Contents: Foreword Preface 1. The Right to Landscape: An Introduction Shelley Egoz, Jala Makhzoumi and Gloria Pungetti Part I The Right to Landscape: Definitions and Concepts 2. Re-conceptualising Human Rights in the Context of Climate Change: Utilising the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as a Platform for Future Rights Stefanie Rixecker 3. The Right Rights to the Right Landscape? Kenneth R. Olwig 4. The European Landscape Convention: From Concepts to Rights Maguelonne Dejeant-Pons 5. The 'Right to Landscape' in International Law Amy Strecker Part II State, Community and Individual Rights 6. Contested Rights, Contested Histories: Landscape and Legal Right in Orkney and Shetland Michael Jones 7. Land and Space in the Golan Heights: A Human Rights Perspective Gearoid O Cuinn 8. Hunting and the Right to Landscape: Comparing the Portuguese and Danish Traditions and Current Challenges Julia Carolino, Jorgen Prindahl, Teresa Pinto-Correia and Mikkel Bojesen 9. Rights of passage - Rites to Play: Landscapes for Children at the Turn of the Centuries Susan Herrington Part III Land, Landscape, Identity 10. Living with Country: Stories for Re-making Contested Landscapes Gini Lee 11. Indigenous Peoples' Right to Landscape in Aotearoa New Zealand Diane Menzies and Jacinta Ruru 12. The Right to Land Versus the Right to Landscape: Lessons from Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Australia Jillian Walliss 13. Claiming a Right to Landscape: Rooting, The Uprooted and Re-rooting Shelley Egoz Part IV Competing Landscape Narratives 14. Bahrain's Polyvocality and Landscape as a Medium Gareth Doherty 15. Big and Small Cityscapes: Two Mnemonic Landscapes in Haifa, Israel Ziva Kolodney and Rachel Kallus 16. The Right to Remember: The Memorials to Genocide in Cambodia and Rwanda Shannon Davis and Jacky Bowring 17. Colonizing Mountain, Paving Sea: Neoliberal Politics and the Right to Landscape in Lebanon Jala Makhzoumi Part V Reconfigurations, Recoveries and Visions 18. Relief Organisms: Rethinking Refugee Encampment at Dadaab, Kenya Denise Hoffman Brandt 19. Tobacco, Olives and Bombs: Reconfiguration and Roecvery of Landscapes in Post-war SOuther Labenon Munira Khayyat and Rabih Shibli 20. From the Ground Up: New Ecologies of Peace in Landscapes of Conflict in the Green Line of Cyyprus Anna Grichting 21. Landscape Crime: The Right to Landscape from Hell to Heaven Gloria Pungetti and Thomas Oles

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