A past of our making: Creating a landscape biography of a rural upland parish in Ireland
Part of LRG's annual research showcase, in 2020 entitled "A future of our own making: What does landscape justice look and feel like in the face of rapid environmental change?"
The exploration of a region’s landownership, power structures and ensuing dispossession, portrays how landscape justice has been played out in a small rural parish.
This research was part-funded in LRG in 2018.
Part of LRG’s annual research showcase, in 2020 entitled “A future of our own making: What does landscape justice look and feel like in the face of rapid environmental change?”
A past of our making: Creating a landscape biography of a rural upland parish in Ireland
Emily Shakespeare, Waterford Institute of Technology
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