Titlebook: Mediterranean Island Landscapes; Natural and Cultural Ioannis Vogiatzakis,G. Pungetti,A. M. Mannion Book 2008 Springer Science+Business Med

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Sicilymakes Sicily the most populated island in the Mediterranean and the fourth more populated region in Italy with an increase in population of 1.7 per thousand inhabitants due to more births and fewer deaths and recent immigration. The population density of the region is 189 inhabitants per km. compare

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Sardinia are still visible today everywhere on the island, and in particularly in areas with high settlement concentration such as Campeda and Planargia. Yet, culturally and politically Sardinia has been often influenced by its neighbours. In historic times Phoenicians, Carthaginians and Romans succeeded on

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Corsicad by a corridor creating not only distinct geological/morphological but also cultural units. Still, today, the north-east part is differentiated from the south-east into two administrative substructures (called ‘départements’), namely Haute-Corse (Capital City: Bastia) and Corse-du-Sud (Capital City

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The Maltese Archipelagohe present day biota has been assembled and has changed as a result of climatic and edaphic changes, and particularly as a consequence of human-induced perturbations to the local environment. The islands also support a number of endemic forms which are of intrinsic scientific interest for the light

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Landscape Strategiestural resources and (b) the . for ensuring a sustainable future. Equally, landscape strategies become a roadmap to evaluate concerns, to recognise resource limitation and aspirations, to develop a future vision, to articulate objectives, and to propose the principles and framework for an equitable a

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1572-7742 rds sustainability in Mediterranean islands and concludes with a comparison between the largest islands...Despite several published books on Mediterranean ecosystems/landscapes there is no existing book dealing978-90-481-7271-9978-1-4020-5064-0Series ISSN 1572-7742 Series E-ISSN 1875-1210

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