A groundbreaking re-assessment of landscape history in North-East England using Actor-Network Theory. This book fills a gap in the landscape history of North-East England, re-assessing enclosure and improvement through the lens of Actor-Network Theory (ANT).
Ronan O'Donnell reveals how local actors, including landowners, tenants, and the landscape itself, contributed to landscape transformation. By exploring the social, economic, and environmental factors at play,
- Understand the complex processes of landscape change in Northumberland.
- Re-assess familiar historical topics with new theoretical frameworks.
- Discover the local factors contributing to broader historical trends.
This book transforms our understanding of landscape creation in Northumberland and offers wider implications for studying enclosure in other regions.