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PART I - CONTEXTS AND STARTING POINTS 1. Landscape Character Approaches in Global, Disciplinary and Policy Context - An Introduction Graham Fairclough, Ingrid Sarlov Herlin and Carys Swanwick 2. Landscape Character: Experience from Britain Carys Swanwick and Graham Fairclough 3. Historic Landscape Characterisation: An Archaeological Approach to Landscape Heritage Sam Turner PART II - ADAPTATION AND EXPANSION 4. Landscape Characterisation in Sweden: Landscape in the Planning System Ingrid Sarlov Herlin, Jenny Nord and Matthias Qvistrom 5. New Approaches for New Regions - Turkey Meryem Atik and Nilgul Karadeniz 6. Developing a LandscapeCcharacter Map of Cyprus Steven Warnock, Phaedon Enotiades and Geoffrey Griffiths 7. Multi-method Approaches to Cultural Landscape Assessment in Croatia Goran Andlar and Branka Ani?i? 8. Landscape Character Assessment across Scales: Insights from the Portuguese Experience of Policy and Planning Isabel Loupa-Ramos and Teresa Pinto-Correia 9. Collaborative, Participatory Process of Landscape Character Mapping for Land and Forest Planning in Zanzibar, Tanzania Niina Kayhko, Nora Fagerholm, Miza Khamis, Sheha I. Hamdan and Muhammad Juma PART III - PARALLEL EUROPEAN TRADITIONS 10. US Approaches related to Landscape Character Assessment James F. Palmer and Richard C. Smardon 11. Atlas du paysage: Landscape Atlases in France and Wallonia Laurence Le Du-Blayo 12. Landscape Assessment in Germany Diedrich Bruns and Boris Stemmer 13. The Landscape Biography Approach to Landscape Characterisation - Dutch Perspectives Jan Kolen, Hans Renes and Koos Bosma (??) PART IV - NON-EUROPEANISED CONCEPUALISATIONS 14. He tangata, he tangata, he tangata: Landscape characterisation in Aotearoa-New Zealand Simon Swaffield, Neil Challenger and Shannon Davis. 15. Caring for Country - A New Landscape Paradigm in Australia Jane L. Lennon 16. On Calling Place: Language, Naming and the Understanding of Landscape Character Attributes of Cultural Places in the Asia Pacific region. Gini Lee 17. Perspectives on Landscape: Some Canadian Approaches Lisa Prosper PART V - FUTURE CHALLENGES 18. The Embodied City and Metropolitan Landscape Stephen Dobson 19. Landscape, Local Knowledge and Democracy: The Work of the Landscape Observatory of Catalonia Joan Nogue and Pere Sala 20. Conclusion: Seeing Obstacles and Finding Ways Ahead Graham Fairclough, Ingrid Sarlov Herlin and Carys Swanwick