Cultural Severance and the Environment

<p>Part 1: Setting the Scene on Cultural Severance and its Implications.- 1. Cultural Landscapes and Problems Associated with the Loss of Tradition and Custom: an introduction and overview.- 2. Cultural Severance and the End of Tradition.- 3. Globalism and the Enclosure of the Landscape Commons.- 4. A Natural Origin of the Commons: Interactions of People, Animals and Invisible Biodiversity.- Part 2: Case Studies of Cultural Landscapes from Around the World.- 5. Valorising the European rural landscape: the case of the Italian national register of historical rural landscapes.- 6. Severance of Traditional Grazing Landscape in the Himalayas: Commons and Ecosystems in Crisis?.- 7. Early Wood Commons and Beyond.- 8. What, How, and Why? Collecting Traditional Knowledge on Forest Uses in Switzerland.- 9. The History of Utilization and Management of Commons and Consequences of Current Social Change in the Alpine Region of Austria.- 10. Guided Pollards and the Basque Woodland during the Early Modern Ages.- 11. The Evolution of Forest Landscapes in Spain’s Central Mountain Range: Different Forests for Different Traditional Uses.- 12. Of Commoners and Kings.- 13. The cultural landscape of royal hunting gardens from the fifteenth to the sixteenth century in Białowieża Primeval Forest.- 14. The End of Common Uses and Traditional Management in a Central European Wood.- Part 3: The History and Use of Landscape Commons.- 15. ‘A very fair field indeed…’: an Archaeology of the Common Lands of English Towns.- 16. From Pasture Woodland, via Deer Park and Common, to Cultural Severance – a Case Study of the Commons of Ashampstead, Berkshire.- 17. Changing Cornish Commons.- 18. The Commons of the Ancient Parish of Sheffield.- 19. Traditional Uses, Destruction, Survival and Restoration of Common Land: a South Yorkshire Perspective.- 20. Abandoned Landscapes of Former German Settlement in the Czech Republic and in Slovenia.- 21. Land management and Biodiversity through Timein Upper Ribblesdale, North Yorkshire, UK: Understanding the Impact of Traditional Management.- 22. Policing the Commons in the Vale of York, c.1550 - c.1850.- 23. The Parliamentary Enclosure of Upland Commons in North-west England: Economic, Social and Cultural Impacts.- Part 4: Issues and Approaches for Future Commons &amp; Cultural Landscapes.- 24. Biodiversity Conservation and the Traditional Management of Common Land: the Case of the New Forest.- 25. Looking Back to the Future: ancient, working pollards and Europe’s silvo-pastoral systems.- 26. Promoting Stewardship of New Commons: Lessons from Wake Nature Partnership.- 27. End of Tradition, Reworking of Custom: Re-assembling Satoyama Woodlands on Tokyo’s Urban Fringe.- 28. New Commons for Old: Inspiring New Cultural Traditions.- 29. Community Grassland Conservation on a Former Common in the Wye Valley, England.- 30. Upland Wood Pastures.- Part 5: Conclusions &amp; Overview: the Implications of Severance for Future Landscapes.- 31. Concluding Thoughts on the Implications of Cultural Severance on Landscapes, Ecology and People.</p>