The interface between Marx and Brussels. Editorial

Printsmann, Anu; Palang, Hannes

doi:10.2478/v10091-010-0001-9

Abstract

The editorial introduces papers mostly presented at the 22^nd session of the biennial Permanent European Conference for the Study of the Rural Landscape (PECSRL) in the sub-theme Interface between Marx and Brussels. The title of the Conference was European Rural Future: Landscape as an Interface and it was held from 4^th-9^th of September 2006 in Berlin and Hubertusstock, Brandenburg, Germany. The place and time were liminal as European Union (EU) accession included eight post-communist states on 1^st of May 2004. The papers that make up this twin special issue address the interface between the East/West and the past/future each uniquely.

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