• Interdisciplinary insights for the characterization of environmental resource management practices and local naturalistic knowledge
• An interdisciplinary toolbox to explore the social dimension of practices: the relationship between environmental resource management practices and settlement dynamics
• The making of European mountains: environmental resources, commons, economic and exchange circuits
• The social making of mountain landscapes: the relationship between seasonal and permanent settlements, and between seasonality and mobility
• Beyond “heritage science”. A new role for archaeology in mountain areas: understanding the process of continuity in uses and inhabiting

Round Table: New contributions to policies for sustainable living mountains with their communities and landscapes