· 2014
The Geography of Rural Change
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- 2014year
Short summary
This paper outlines a comprehensive theoretical framework for understanding the multifaceted dimensions of rural change, covering economic, social, land use, and policy aspects.
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- Analyzes rural change through economic and social restructuring lenses.
- Examines land use evolution from agricultural modernization to diversification and conservation.
- Investigates population shifts, industrialization, policy, and service provision in rural areas.
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Abstract
Dimensions of Rural Change. PART I: THEORETICAL APPROACHES 1. Rural Restructuring: Economic Perspectives 2. Rural Restructuring: Social Perspectives. PART II RURAL LAND USE CHANGES 3. From Agricultural Modernisation to Diversification 4. Conserving Nature: A Rural Land Use Revolution? 5. The Changing Role of Forests. PART III CHANGING RURAL ECONOMY AND SOCIETY 6. Population Change: Depopulation and Repopulation 7. Rural Industrialisation 8. Rural Policy and Planning 9. Rural Recreation and Tourism 10. Service Provision and Social Deprivation. Conclusion
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