Explore the evolving meanings of landscape, place, and space with Kenneth R. Olwig’s essential essays. Grounded in environmental humanities, this insightful volume traces landscape’s journey from mere scenery to a deeply cultural concept shaped by history, justice, and environment. Discover nuanced, international perspectives on landscape as nature, polity, and designed space. This book is crucial for students, scholars, and researchers in landscape studies, geography, architecture, and environmental humanities seeking to understand the foundations of our physical and social environments.