Maunu Häyrynen, Ph.D. (1995), University of Turku, is Professor of Landscape Studies at that university. He has published articles in international journals and book chapters.Jouni Häkli, Ph.D. (1994), University of Tampere, is Professor of Regional Studies at that university. He has published several articles in leading international journals, including edited books Boundaries and Place (2002), The Beginning of Politics (2015).Jarkko Saarinen, Ph.D. (2001), University of Oulu, is Professor of Geography at the University of Oulu. His recent publications include co-edited books: Political Ecology and Tourism (2016) and Tourism Planning and Development (forthcoming).

• AcknowledgementsList of FiguresNotes on ContributorsIntroduction1 Emotional Turn in the Study of the Environment and LandscapeMaunu HäyrynenPART 12 The Red Island: Working-Class Leisure Culture in Post-War HelsinkiSimo Laakkonen and Antti Linna3 Movements, Care and Dispersed Periurban Landscapes Evoked by Dacha Allotment Gardens of NarvaTarmo Pikner and Hannes Palang4 Roadside Picnic? Overcoming the Military PastHannes Palang and Annemarie RammoPART 25 Architectural Memories of Places and ThingsM. Christine Boyer6 From Acidified Groves to Virtual Mountains: The Continuum of Utopian Landscape Types in Twenty-First Century Nordic artHilja Roivainen7 Perceptions of Winter in the Notebook of Eva Christina Lindström (1823–1895)Silja LainePART 38 ‘The Penguin is to be a Norwegian Bird’: Nationalising and Naturalising an Alien AnimalPeder Roberts9 Making the National Landscape: The Case of Koli, Eastern FinlandJuha Hiedanpää and Lasse Lovén10 Norwegian friluftsliv (‘outdoor life’) as an Interpassive RitualWerner BigellAfterwordIndex