Theano S Terkenli
Biographic Data
| ID | 1340873 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Theano S Terkenli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Theano S |
| FAMILY NAME | Terkenli |
| SIGNATURE | TERKENLI T S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of the Aegean |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6982-6132 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 154 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Borderscapes: Past and future
For a long time, borders were perceived primarily as fixed political or administrative lines. In contemporary landscape research, however, they are increasingly understood as dynamic, relational, a
Landscape synergies and the archipelagic worldview. The case of Greece
Often enveloped in narratives of isolation, vulnerability, and marginalisation, islands and archipelagos, however, represent geographic hotspots of connectivity and a culture of the commons, implied and embedded in their landscapes. The crucial historical transition from an archipelagic worldview to the more recent and contemporary state of continental dominance has had significant consequences for islands’ collective sense of community, identity…
Landscapes of Tourism in the Era of a New Cultural Economy of Space: A Reformulated Analytical Framework
Building on previous publications on the “new cultural economy of space,” this article aims to expand, update, and develop this scheme further, while advancing relevant discourse toward a theoretical and analytical reexamination of unfolding sociospatial transformation, in the era of the fourth technological revolution, with an application in the scientific area of tourism. Specifically, this work represents an effort to organize and make sense o…
David Lowenthal's Archipelagic and Transatlantic Landscapes: His Public and Scholarly Heritage, Kenneth R. Olwig (Ed.). Routledge, London (2023), 110 pages, £108 hardback
The (Covid)-19 Pandemic in the Cyclades: Patterns and Prospects in Cultural Tourism
Until July 2021, the repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic were severe for tourism-dependent countries, such as Greece, and particularly the Cyclades. The cultural sector and related activities, at the crux of Cycladic tourism industry, were especially hit by the pandemic. The rest of the 2021 tourist season, however, proved especially successful for Cycladic tourism, which poses the question of why and how a destination may survive–and even pro…
Towards landscape conscience: A geographical perspective
This article aims to show the reciprocal significance of space to human conscience and vice versa. We argue that human conscience is equally founded on external, spatial relations rather than strictly internal states or processes, and we apply the concept of ‘conscience’ to the landscape (‘landscape conscience’). Through an extensive literature review of relevant scientific fields, the article builds its argument for the spatiality of conscience …
Landscape and justice: The case of Greeks, space and law
Discourses of landscape and justice entail tensions, claims and conflicts over landed rights and identities; they reveal how landscape comes into being through land stewardship that responds to these tensions and interactions. This article critically traces the drivers of custom and change, and their impact on the land in the context of community life in Greece, starting from, and referring back to, landscape. The relationship of Greeks to land a…
The Meanings of Landscape: Essays on Place, Space, Environment and Justice
Tourism: Beyond the Pleasure of Practicing Geography
Misfits and compliance patterns in the transposition and implementation of the Habitats Directive—four cases
Landscape values and the question of cultural sustainability: Exploring an uncomfortable relationship in the case of Greece
The article highlights the factor of tentativeness in the applicability of the cultural sustainability concept to landscape values in the case of Greece. The authors used a comparative questionnaire survey to draw out indicative trends in lay landscape conscience (gauged as perceptions, values, preferences, feelings and behaviours) in relation to the Greek landscape in the Arcadia region and on the island of Lesvos. Differences were found between…
Patterns of agri-environmental scheme participation in Europe: Indicative trends from selected case studies
Dynamics in national agri-environmental policy implementation under changing EU policy priorities: Does one size fit all
Transitions in European land-management regimes between 1800 and 2010
Landscape indicators for the evaluation of tourist landscape structure
Landscape structure has been analysed in many European countries with the aid of indicator-based landscape assessments, geographical information system (GIS) and remote-sensing techniques, applied mainly in landscape ecology and geography. The objective of this paper is to present a developed framework of landscape indicators and appropriate spatial metrics for the analysis of tourist landscape structure and its application in the coastal tourist…
Imagining Mount Athos: Visions of a Holy Place from Homer to World War II. By Veronica della Dora
IMAGINING MOUNT ATHOS: Visions of a Holy Place from Homer to World War II. By VERONICA DELLA DORA. xvii and 312 pp.; maps, ills, bibliog., index. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 2011. $35.00 (cloth), ISBN 9780813930855; $19.50 (paper), ISBN 9780813932590. In Imagining Mount Athos Veronica della Dora weaves a highly original contribution to scholarship on the monastic republic and imaginaries of Mount Athos, on the Chalkidiki Penins…
Landscapes of a New Cultural Economy of Space (Landscape Series)
Towards reworldment: Conclusions
Human Activity in Landscape Seasonality: The Case of Tourism in Crete
As an integral quality of the landscape, seasonality greatly affects, informs and interweaves with human livelihood systems, such as the tourism-based economies of Greek island communities, currently almost entirely dependent upon summer holiday tourism for their survival. The multiple facets and impacts of seasonality produced and inscribed by tourism on the landscape, and specifically on the landscape of northern Crete, are described and discus…
New landscape spatialities: The Changing Scales of Function and Symbolism
Landscapes of tourism: Towards a global cultural economy of space
This article explores the imprint on tourist landscapes of enworldment, unworldment, deworldment and transworldment processes of a newly-emerging cultural reorganization of space, in order to contribute towards tourist landscape theory, negotiated here in terms of landscape attraction, seduction and desire. Tourist landscapes become by nature and by function eloquent geographical media and expressions of this new global cultural economy of space …
Home as a Region
This essay explores the processes by which place becomes home and examines the characteristics of a home region that distinguish it from other types of regions. In contemporary Western society, weakening human identification with place and with social groups seems to be reducing home to a mere accumu- lation of habits that are elaborations on modern or postmodern lifestyles. A home region is a system of interlinked patterns of habitual associatio…
Transitions in European land-management regimes between 1800 and 2010
Landscapes of tourism: Towards a global cultural economy of space
This article explores the imprint on tourist landscapes of enworldment, unworldment, deworldment and transworldment processes of a newly-emerging cultural reorganization of space, in order to contribute towards tourist landscape theory, negotiated here in terms of landscape attraction, seduction and desire. Tourist landscapes become by nature and by function eloquent geographical media and expressions of this new global cultural economy of space …
Home as a Region
This essay explores the processes by which place becomes home and examines the characteristics of a home region that distinguish it from other types of regions. In contemporary Western society, weakening human identification with place and with social groups seems to be reducing home to a mere accumu- lation of habits that are elaborations on modern or postmodern lifestyles. A home region is a system of interlinked patterns of habitual associatio…
Patterns of agri-environmental scheme participation in Europe: Indicative trends from selected case studies
New landscape spatialities: The Changing Scales of Function and Symbolism
Human Activity in Landscape Seasonality: The Case of Tourism in Crete
As an integral quality of the landscape, seasonality greatly affects, informs and interweaves with human livelihood systems, such as the tourism-based economies of Greek island communities, currently almost entirely dependent upon summer holiday tourism for their survival. The multiple facets and impacts of seasonality produced and inscribed by tourism on the landscape, and specifically on the landscape of northern Crete, are described and discus…
Towards landscape conscience: A geographical perspective
This article aims to show the reciprocal significance of space to human conscience and vice versa. We argue that human conscience is equally founded on external, spatial relations rather than strictly internal states or processes, and we apply the concept of ‘conscience’ to the landscape (‘landscape conscience’). Through an extensive literature review of relevant scientific fields, the article builds its argument for the spatiality of conscience …
Landscape values and the question of cultural sustainability: Exploring an uncomfortable relationship in the case of Greece
The article highlights the factor of tentativeness in the applicability of the cultural sustainability concept to landscape values in the case of Greece. The authors used a comparative questionnaire survey to draw out indicative trends in lay landscape conscience (gauged as perceptions, values, preferences, feelings and behaviours) in relation to the Greek landscape in the Arcadia region and on the island of Lesvos. Differences were found between…
Dynamics in national agri-environmental policy implementation under changing EU policy priorities: Does one size fit all
Landscape and justice: The case of Greeks, space and law
Discourses of landscape and justice entail tensions, claims and conflicts over landed rights and identities; they reveal how landscape comes into being through land stewardship that responds to these tensions and interactions. This article critically traces the drivers of custom and change, and their impact on the land in the context of community life in Greece, starting from, and referring back to, landscape. The relationship of Greeks to land a…
Misfits and compliance patterns in the transposition and implementation of the Habitats Directive—four cases
The Meanings of Landscape: Essays on Place, Space, Environment and Justice
Tourism: Beyond the Pleasure of Practicing Geography
Home as a Region
This essay explores the processes by which place becomes home and examines the characteristics of a home region that distinguish it from other types of regions. In contemporary Western society, weakening human identification with place and with social groups seems to be reducing home to a mere accumu- lation of habits that are elaborations on modern or postmodern lifestyles. A home region is a system of interlinked patterns of habitual associatio…
Landscapes of tourism: Towards a global cultural economy of space
This article explores the imprint on tourist landscapes of enworldment, unworldment, deworldment and transworldment processes of a newly-emerging cultural reorganization of space, in order to contribute towards tourist landscape theory, negotiated here in terms of landscape attraction, seduction and desire. Tourist landscapes become by nature and by function eloquent geographical media and expressions of this new global cultural economy of space …
New landscape spatialities: The Changing Scales of Function and Symbolism
Human Activity in Landscape Seasonality: The Case of Tourism in Crete
As an integral quality of the landscape, seasonality greatly affects, informs and interweaves with human livelihood systems, such as the tourism-based economies of Greek island communities, currently almost entirely dependent upon summer holiday tourism for their survival. The multiple facets and impacts of seasonality produced and inscribed by tourism on the landscape, and specifically on the landscape of northern Crete, are described and discus…
Landscapes of a New Cultural Economy of Space (Landscape Series)
Towards reworldment: Conclusions
Imagining Mount Athos: Visions of a Holy Place from Homer to World War II. By Veronica della Dora
IMAGINING MOUNT ATHOS: Visions of a Holy Place from Homer to World War II. By VERONICA DELLA DORA. xvii and 312 pp.; maps, ills, bibliog., index. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 2011. $35.00 (cloth), ISBN 9780813930855; $19.50 (paper), ISBN 9780813932590. In Imagining Mount Athos Veronica della Dora weaves a highly original contribution to scholarship on the monastic republic and imaginaries of Mount Athos, on the Chalkidiki Penins…
Landscape indicators for the evaluation of tourist landscape structure
Landscape structure has been analysed in many European countries with the aid of indicator-based landscape assessments, geographical information system (GIS) and remote-sensing techniques, applied mainly in landscape ecology and geography. The objective of this paper is to present a developed framework of landscape indicators and appropriate spatial metrics for the analysis of tourist landscape structure and its application in the coastal tourist…
Transitions in European land-management regimes between 1800 and 2010
Patterns of agri-environmental scheme participation in Europe: Indicative trends from selected case studies
Dynamics in national agri-environmental policy implementation under changing EU policy priorities: Does one size fit all
Misfits and compliance patterns in the transposition and implementation of the Habitats Directive—four cases
Landscape values and the question of cultural sustainability: Exploring an uncomfortable relationship in the case of Greece
The article highlights the factor of tentativeness in the applicability of the cultural sustainability concept to landscape values in the case of Greece. The authors used a comparative questionnaire survey to draw out indicative trends in lay landscape conscience (gauged as perceptions, values, preferences, feelings and behaviours) in relation to the Greek landscape in the Arcadia region and on the island of Lesvos. Differences were found between…
Tourism: Beyond the Pleasure of Practicing Geography
The Meanings of Landscape: Essays on Place, Space, Environment and Justice
Landscape and justice: The case of Greeks, space and law
Discourses of landscape and justice entail tensions, claims and conflicts over landed rights and identities; they reveal how landscape comes into being through land stewardship that responds to these tensions and interactions. This article critically traces the drivers of custom and change, and their impact on the land in the context of community life in Greece, starting from, and referring back to, landscape. The relationship of Greeks to land a…
The (Covid)-19 Pandemic in the Cyclades: Patterns and Prospects in Cultural Tourism
Until July 2021, the repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic were severe for tourism-dependent countries, such as Greece, and particularly the Cyclades. The cultural sector and related activities, at the crux of Cycladic tourism industry, were especially hit by the pandemic. The rest of the 2021 tourist season, however, proved especially successful for Cycladic tourism, which poses the question of why and how a destination may survive–and even pro…
Towards landscape conscience: A geographical perspective
This article aims to show the reciprocal significance of space to human conscience and vice versa. We argue that human conscience is equally founded on external, spatial relations rather than strictly internal states or processes, and we apply the concept of ‘conscience’ to the landscape (‘landscape conscience’). Through an extensive literature review of relevant scientific fields, the article builds its argument for the spatiality of conscience …
David Lowenthal's Archipelagic and Transatlantic Landscapes: His Public and Scholarly Heritage, Kenneth R. Olwig (Ed.). Routledge, London (2023), 110 pages, £108 hardback
Landscapes of Tourism in the Era of a New Cultural Economy of Space: A Reformulated Analytical Framework
Building on previous publications on the “new cultural economy of space,” this article aims to expand, update, and develop this scheme further, while advancing relevant discourse toward a theoretical and analytical reexamination of unfolding sociospatial transformation, in the era of the fourth technological revolution, with an application in the scientific area of tourism. Specifically, this work represents an effort to organize and make sense o…
Borderscapes: Past and future
For a long time, borders were perceived primarily as fixed political or administrative lines. In contemporary landscape research, however, they are increasingly understood as dynamic, relational, a
Landscape synergies and the archipelagic worldview. The case of Greece
Often enveloped in narratives of isolation, vulnerability, and marginalisation, islands and archipelagos, however, represent geographic hotspots of connectivity and a culture of the commons, implied and embedded in their landscapes. The crucial historical transition from an archipelagic worldview to the more recent and contemporary state of continental dominance has had significant consequences for islands’ collective sense of community, identity…
Geography (16 works) · Archaeology (8 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Ecology (7 works) · Economic geography (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Environmental resource management (6 works)