Representing Place and Territorial Identities in Europe

Chapter 1 Introduction: Dealing with Territorial/Place Identity Representations

Chapter 2 Living at the Esquilino: Representations and Self-Representations of a Multi-ethnic Central District in Rome

Chapter 3 Shifting Imageries: Gentrification and the New Touristic Images of the Inner City of Palermo

Chapter 4 Place, Identity and Local Music Representation in Touristic Backgrounds of Romanian Medium-Sized Towns

Chapter 5 Sentiment and Visual Analysis: A Case Study of E-Participation to Give Value to Territorial Instances

Chapter 6 Landscape as ‘Working Field’ for Territorial Identity in Friuli Venezia Giulia Ecomuseums Action

Chapter 7 Sense of Place as Spatial Control: Austerity and Place Processes Among Young People in Ballymun, Dublin

Chapter 8 Place-Identity Discourses in “Tunnel of Time: 10x10 Ten Decades of Romania in One Hundred Images”

Chapter 9 Visual Discourse and Urban Spatial Identity in Picture Postcards During Socialist Romania (1948–1989)

Chapter 10 Identification and Interpretation of the Territorial Identity Elements of a Small Industrial Town Using Postcards. Case Study: Anina, Romania

Chapter 11 Everyday Territorial Identities in Romania and the Republic of Moldova: A Case Study on the Impacts of Territorial Representations from Above

Chapter 12 Past Bordering Practices Modelling Present Representations: Transylvanian Saxons’ Administrative Units and the Chair of Rupea /Repser Stuhl /Kőhalom Szék

Chapter 13 There Is Always a Way Out! Images of Place and Identity for Women Escaping Domestic Violence

Chapter 14 The Green Illusion: Rural Representations and Poverty in Ariège, France

Chapter 15 Spatial Imaginations as a Form of Rural Representation. Lessons from Poland

Chapter 16 Iron Men on Wooden Boats: Connection and Isolation Between Local Culture and the Sea in Coastal Donegal

Chapter 17 Conclusions: Towards a New Agenda for Place/Territorial Identity Research