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1. Introduction and Background In the fields of geography and landscape planning, it is increasingly common to undertake various forms of land or landscape classification and description. For instance, under the European Landscape Convention, signatory states are expected to conduct comprehensive inventories of the landscapes of their country, urban as well as rural [1].
1. Introduction Armed conflicts, along with the waves of displacement they generate, disconnect people from their places. Characterised by their disruptive nature and destructive impacts, armed conflicts and displacement cause profound transformations in the physical, social, and cultural landscapes [1,2], leading to a gross imbalance in the dynamics of people–place relationships [3]. These cause negative impacts across time and impact people’s sense of place.
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