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SUMMARY:The European Landscape Convention: From concepts to rights. - Magu
 elonne Dejeant-Pons\, Head of the Cultural Heritage\, Landscape and Spatia
 l Planning Division\, Council of Europe
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DTEND:20081208T155500Z
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DESCRIPTION:The European Landscape Convention was opened for signature in 
 Florence\, Italy\, on 20 October 2000 and came into force on 1 March 2004\
 , with the aim of promoting European landscape protection\, management and
  planning and organising European co-operation in this area. The Conventio
 n is the first international treaty to be exclusively concerned with all a
 spects of European landscape. \nThe right to landscape could be developed 
 on the basis of and as an extension of the right to the environment or of 
 the right to cultural heritage\, even if it must be considered with its ow
 n  specificity. \nThe landscape having become subject and object of law\, 
 landscape rights and responsabilities remain to be further defined and mad
 e more precise at national and international levels.
LOCATION:University of Cambridge\, Department of Geography\, Large Lecture
  Theatre\, Downing Site\, Cambridge\, CB2 3EN
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