Los retos de la gestión del paisaje en la montaña mediterránea: relación entre tamaño, rentabilidad de la explotación y paisaje

Abstract

This paper remarks about the contribution of Geography to the development of European Agreement of Landscape, according to the following basis:

1. Comparing the scopes of Regional Geography and applied landscapes studies, understood as issues of different social requests.

2. Referring this comparing to mediterranean mountain areas as a territory where the landscape traces of an obsolete farming system become in one main dynamic agent. This generates several conflicts in the urban planning.

3. Gathering any «good skills» or proposals that show the efficacy of Regional Geography as a tool for the accomplishment of European Agreement of Landscape.