Beyond nature and culture: relational perspectives on the Wadden Sea landscape

International Cultuurhistorie

Maritime studies (MAST), an interdisciplinary, international journal devoted to maritime issues, released the newest special about the Wadden Sea. The issue, guest edited by Martin Döring, Cormac Walsh and Linde Egberts, features nine contributions listed below

Dike with sheep along the German Wadden coast. Image: Pixabay

M. Döring, C. Walsh & L. Egberts
Beyond nature and culture: Relational perspectives on the Wadden Sea landscape

M. Schepers, E.W. Meijles, J.P. Bakker & T. Spek
A Diachronic Triangular Perspective on Landscapes: a Conceptual Tool for Research and Management Applied to Wadden Sea Salt Marshes

C. Walsh
Protected Area Management in a post-natural world: negotiated governance at the Danish Wadden Sea

L. Egberts & S. Riesto
Raise the dikes and re-use the past? Climate adaptation planning as heritage practice

J. Liburd, B. Blichfeldt & E. Duedahl
Transcending the nature/culture dichotomy: cultivated and cultured World Heritage nature

K. Ritson & E.R. de Smalen
Imagining the Anthropocene with the Wadden Sea

D. Hörst
Caring for seals and the Wadden Sea: Multispecies entanglements in seal rehabilitation

M. Döring & B. Ratter
"I show you my coast.." - a relational study of coastscapes in the North Frisian Wadden Sea

W. Krauß
Coastal atmospheres: the peninsula of the blessed and the art of noticing

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