A multicultural landscape

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Explores the relationship between ethnicity and landscape, describing the ways in which different cultural groups perceive Australia's natural environment. Focusing on the Macedonian community in Sydney as a case study, he exposes the ways that understandings of reserved lands are shaped by ethnicity.

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