http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b5-landscape-policies-f2/-t1.htm Wed, 18 Jun 2008 13:31:03 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/empty.gif http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b5-landscape-policies-f2/-t1.htm http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b5-landscape-policies-f2/b-51-landscape-policies-from-below-t26.htm TERCUD "The shaping of humanized landscapes results first from the many local decisions of land owners and land users concerning agriculture, housing, circulation, social relations. Local authorities are in a good position to influence them. They are responsible for the creation, maintenance and control of public spaces, roads, squares; they are in charge of garbage collection and waste water treatment – or control them; they monitor the quality of air and decide traffic restrictions when the ozone ... B5 - Landscape policies Tue, 17 Jun 2008 14:25:08 GMT http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b5-landscape-policies-f2/b-51-landscape-policies-from-below-t26.htm#28 http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b5-landscape-policies-f2/b-51-landscape-policies-from-below-t26.htm http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b5-landscape-policies-f2/b-50-preamble-t39.htm TERCUD "Landscapes are humanized realities. Policy makers cannot be indifferent to their form and evolution. They wish to have them settled and exploited, or preserved as testimonies of what nature was like before humanization. Landscapes have an archeological dimension, since a part of the field systems, farms, mansions or castles they offer dates from a more or less distant past and speak about the history of the local and national communities. Landscapes are valued for many reasons: in traditional ... B5 - Landscape policies Wed, 18 Jun 2008 13:31:03 GMT http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b5-landscape-policies-f2/b-50-preamble-t39.htm#42 http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b5-landscape-policies-f2/b-50-preamble-t39.htm http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b5-landscape-policies-f2/b-52-glocalization-and-new-forms-of-landscape-policies-t25.htm TERCUD "The hierarchical exercise of power was linked to the way information was transferred as long as traditional technologies dominated: to link two points on Earth, the only solution was to move up along a hierarchy of centres of information treatment and transfer, until the point where a similar descending chain opened the possibility to reach the correspondent. This meant that the quantity and quality of information people received was all the better the higher they were placed in the communication ... B5 - Landscape policies Tue, 17 Jun 2008 14:24:20 GMT http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b5-landscape-policies-f2/b-52-glocalization-and-new-forms-of-landscape-policies-t25.htm#27 http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b5-landscape-policies-f2/b-52-glocalization-and-new-forms-of-landscape-policies-t25.htm