Nature - Aesthetics - Society. What Landscape for Green Economy?

The foundational premise of this issue of “Aisthesis” is that landscape should not be understood as something purely “natural”, especially within the domain of aesthetics. Beyond its material, orographic, and morphological dimensions, the landscape must be recognized as a human construct – shaped by complex interactions involving urban planning, settlement pat-terns, resource management, economic activities, and, more recently, ecological constraints, and attention to biodiversity.