From the reviews: "The strength of this book is the indepth and multiple perspectives investigation of landscape transformation ... . The book is reader-friendly and its chapters are well-structured around the four processes of landscape transformations. ... Overall, this is a well-written and easy-to-read book ... . The book links disparate research being done in the field and provides a comprehensive guide and useful source of references to graduate students, university faculty, tourism professionals, and policymakers." (Marianna Sigala, Annals of Tourism Research, Vol. 34 (3), 2007) "Landscapes of a New Cultural Economy of Space helps to link recent discussions of the cultural economy of space and globalization with the well-established literature on landscape in cultural geography. ... The stated goal of this edited volume is to explore how culture and economy intersect in the creation of contemporary places and landscapes. ... a good starting point for researchers seeking to explore the contours of landscapes shaped by the new cultural economy." (Michael W. Longan, The Professional Geographer, Vol. 60 (1), February, 2008)

• 1 - Introduction.- Landscapes of A New Cultural Economy of Space: An Introduction.- 2 - Processes of enworldment.- Embodiment and performance in the making of contemporary cultural economies.- Landscapes of scenes: socio-spatial strategies of culturepreneurs in Berlin.- 3 - Processes of unworldment.- Los Angeles and the italian 'Citta diffusa': landscapes of the cultural space economy.- Traveling/writing the unworld with Alexander von Humboldt..- 4 - Processes of deworldment.- From places to non-places? Landscape and sense of place in the Finnish and Estonian countrysides.- Landscapes of the Tropics: tourism and the new cultural economy in the third world.- 5- Processes of transworldment.- Global Ground Zero: place, landscape and nothingness.- In post-modern technologised landscapes.- Symbolic landscapes of Vieux-Québec.- 6 - Conclusions.- Towards reworldment: conclusions.

From the reviews: "The strength of this book is the indepth and multiple perspectives investigation of landscape transformation ... . The book is reader-friendly and its chapters are well-structured around the four processes of landscape transformations. ... Overall, this is a well-written and easy-to-read book ... . The book links disparate research being done in the field and provides a comprehensive guide and useful source of references to graduate students, university faculty, tourism professionals, and policymakers." (Marianna Sigala, Annals of Tourism Research, Vol. 34 (3), 2007) "Landscapes of a New Cultural Economy of Space helps to link recent discussions of the cultural economy of space and globalization with the well-established literature on landscape in cultural geography. ... The stated goal of this edited volume is to explore how culture and economy intersect in the creation of contemporary places and landscapes. ... a good starting point for researchers seeking to explore the contours of landscapes shaped by the new cultural economy." (Michael W. Longan, The Professional Geographer, Vol. 60 (1), February, 2008)

• 1 - Introduction.- Landscapes of A New Cultural Economy of Space: An Introduction.- 2 - Processes of enworldment.- Embodiment and performance in the making of contemporary cultural economies.- Landscapes of scenes: socio-spatial strategies of culturepreneurs in Berlin.- 3 - Processes of unworldment.- Los Angeles and the italian 'Citta diffusa': landscapes of the cultural space economy.- Traveling/writing the unworld with Alexander von Humboldt..- 4 - Processes of deworldment.- From places to non-places? Landscape and sense of place in the Finnish and Estonian countrysides.- Landscapes of the Tropics: tourism and the new cultural economy in the third world.- 5- Processes of transworldment.- Global Ground Zero: place, landscape and nothingness.- In post-modern technologised landscapes.- Symbolic landscapes of Vieux-Québec.- 6 - Conclusions.- Towards reworldment: conclusions.

From the reviews: "The strength of this book is the indepth and multiple perspectives investigation of landscape transformation ... . The book is reader-friendly and its chapters are well-structured around the four processes of landscape transformations. ... Overall, this is a well-written and easy-to-read book ... . The book links disparate research being done in the field and provides a comprehensive guide and useful source of references to graduate students, university faculty, tourism professionals, and policymakers." (Marianna Sigala, Annals of Tourism Research, Vol. 34 (3), 2007) "Landscapes of a New Cultural Economy of Space helps to link recent discussions of the cultural economy of space and globalization with the well-established literature on landscape in cultural geography. ... The stated goal of this edited volume is to explore how culture and economy intersect in the creation of contemporary places and landscapes. ... a good starting point for researchers seeking to explore the contours of landscapes shaped by the new cultural economy." (Michael W. Longan, The Professional Geographer, Vol. 60 (1), February, 2008)

• 1 - Introduction.- Landscapes of A New Cultural Economy of Space: An Introduction.- 2 - Processes of enworldment.- Embodiment and performance in the making of contemporary cultural economies.- Landscapes of scenes: socio-spatial strategies of culturepreneurs in Berlin.- 3 - Processes of unworldment.- Los Angeles and the italian 'Citta diffusa': landscapes of the cultural space economy.- Traveling/writing the unworld with Alexander von Humboldt..- 4 - Processes of deworldment.- From places to non-places? Landscape and sense of place in the Finnish and Estonian countrysides.- Landscapes of the Tropics: tourism and the new cultural economy in the third world.- 5- Processes of transworldment.- Global Ground Zero: place, landscape and nothingness.- In post-modern technologised landscapes.- Symbolic landscapes of Vieux-Québec.- 6 - Conclusions.- Towards reworldment: conclusions.