Landscape, justice and the quality of life in emblematically embodied nation/states – the case of Denmark

The modern notion of the landscape nation-state, we argue, emerged in part through an ‘emblematic’ fusion nation, imagined as a bio-organic body-politic, and state conceptualised geo-metric terms Euclidean, cartographic framework within which that body operates. eliding with has influenced national discourse, law practice by defining legal social right to belong this bio-spatial terms. This is exemplified international political cause célèbre ‘Schleswig-Holstein Border Question’ its continuing ramifications for quality life Denmark—particularly those living landscapes state-designated immigrant ‘ghettoes’ scheduled physical eradication because their settlements are perceived endangering cohesion ‘nation-state’.