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Title: Changing Maltese landscapes : from utilitarian space to heritage?
Other Titles: The Maltese Islands on the move : a mosaic of contributions marking Malta's entry into the 21st century
Authors: Boissevain, Jeremy
Keywords: Landscapes -- Malta
Real estate development -- Malta
Nostalgia -- Malta
Cultural property -- Malta
Environmentalism -- Malta
Tourism -- Malta
Issue Date: 2000
Publisher: Central Office of Statistics
Citation: Boissevain, J. (2000). Changing Maltese landscapes: from utilitarian space to heritage? In J.M. Gatt, P. Mifsud, R. Mizzi, L. Sciberras, & C.C. Vella (Eds.), The Maltese Islands on the Move (pp. 1-13). Malta: Central Office of Statistics.
Abstract: Malta's countryside was once regarded as uncouth and dangerous. Since independence, materialism and tourism have brought about a building boom which literally has ground up much of the countryside, covered it in new houses, tarmac and rubble and transformed old neighbourhoods. Some are beginning to view landscape as heritage and are defending it against those exploiting it as a commercial resource. The Islands' landscapes are now hotly contested.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/101987
ISBN: 9990981558
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