Tijdschrift voor Historische Geografie - Current Issue
Volume 10, Issue 1, 2025
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Grienden als levensader van de Vijfheerenlanden
More LessAbstract Willow coppice, the beating heart of the Vijfheerenlanden? Willow coppice, their role in the regional economy and the meaning for society The landscape of the Vijfheerenlanden predominantly consists of peaton-clay soils. The water management in some polders is poor, creating favourable conditions for the thriving of osier beds. Due to poor employment opportunities, the osier culture emerged as a viable option Read More
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Klein Zwitserland in Nederland: een toeristisch fenomeen
By Henk BaasAbstract ‘Klein Zwitserland’ (Little Switzerland) in the Netherlands: a tourist phenomenon As an experiment, we asked ChatGPT to write a 1000-word article about ‘Klein Zwitserland’ (Little Switzerland). The prompt (asked question) was as follows: Can you write an article of 1000 words for me about the phenomenon of ‘Klein Zwitserland’, which many places with height differences in the Netherlands used to present themsel Read More
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De Blokjeskaart: de eerste nationale plankaart over de ruimtelijke inrichting van Nederland
Authors: Yvonne van Mil & Reinout RutteAbstract The ‘Blokjeskaart’: the first national planning map on the spatial layout of the Netherlands The so-called Blokjeskaart, published in 1966 as part of the Second Policy Document on Spatial Planning in the Netherlands, is the first detailed national spatial planning map of the Netherlands and also the first comprehensive government policy statement on the future layout of the Netherlands. This article bri Read More
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