Conclusion: Territorialisation, a challenging concept for framing regional development

Elena   Battaglini; Lummina  Horlings; Joost Dessein

Conclusion: Territorialisation, a challenging concept for framing regional development

Elena Battaglini
, Lummina Horlings
, Joost Dessein

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This chapter summarizes the main debates that have been discussed in the book, and illustrates them with examples from the book’s case studies. The chapter first explains why territorialisation is a useful concept. It then explores the relation between territorialisation and human agency, and the mediating role of culture. Next, it discusses the importance of nature and agency, and finally the main theoretical challenges.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Cultural Sustainability and Regional Development : Theories and practices of territorialisation
Editors	Joost Dessein, Elena Battaglini , Lummina Horlings
Number of pages	11
Publisher	Routledge
Publication date	13-Aug-2015
Pages	268
ISBN (Print)	978-1-138-83008-0
ISBN (Electronic)	978-1-315-73743-0
Publication status	Published - 13-Aug-2015

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Conclusion: Territorialisation, a challenging concept for framing regional development. / Battaglini, Elena ; Horlings , Lummina ; Dessein, Joost.
Cultural Sustainability and Regional Development: Theories and practices of territorialisation. ed. / Joost Dessein; Elena Battaglini ; Lummina Horlings . Routledge , 2015. p. 268.

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