This land is our land / Marion Shoard.

Main entry:

Shoard, Marion.

Title & Author:

This land is our land / Marion Shoard.

Publication:

London : Paladin Grafton Books, 1987.

Description:

592 pages : illustrations, 16 unnumbered pages of plates ; 20 cm

Notes:
"A Paladin paperback original."
Includes bibliographical references (pages 554-581) and index.

Summary:

Outlines Britain's system of land organisation, describes the present owners of rural land in the United Kingdom and looks at the impact of their activities on the rest of society. The author examines the effectiveness of the present legal framework in protecting the ordinary citizen's interests in the countryside, examines areas of conflict between landowners and the rest of society and discusses ideas for reconciling these conflicts.

ISBN:

0586084738 (paperback)
9780586084731 (paperback)

Subject:

Land use Great Britain.
Public use Great Britain.
Utilisation du sol Grande-Bretagne.
Utilité publique Grande-Bretagne.
Land use.
Public use.
Great Britain.
schade
damage
destructie
destruction
milieu
environment
great britain
grondeigendom
land ownership
landeigenaren
landowners
landschapsbescherming
landscape conservation
grote landbouwbedrijven
large farms
natuurbescherming
nature conservation
Landscape Architecture (General)
Nature Conservation
Physical Planning (General)
Landschapsarchitectuur (algemeen)
Natuurbescherming
Ruimtelijke ordening (algemeen)

Holdings:

Location: Library main price 267879
Call No.: BIB 199757
Status: Available

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