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Working out landscape and time
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?"
Exploring ideas of landscape past, present and futures. Drawing on anthropological fieldwork with farmers, Jo Vergunst explores how future landscapes emerge through working the land and yet may also be constrained and closed off.
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?”
Working out landscape and time
Jo Vergunst, University of Aberdeen
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