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Next Rural Economies: Constructing Rural Place in Global Economies [Hardback]

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  • Formāts: Hardback, 320 pages, height x width x depth: 244x172x21 mm, weight: 840 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 21-Dec-2009
  • Izdevniecība: CABI Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 1845935810
  • ISBN-13: 9781845935818
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Rural policy in industrialized countries is currently undergoing significant change. 'Place-based economies', where the unique attributes and assets of individual places determine their attractiveness for particular types of activities and investments, are increasingly important for rural development. The Next Rural Economies debates the future of rural development and highlights successes and failures to inform research, policy and community action. Case studies present discussions of the current state of rural community and economic restructuring and provide research and policy directions for constructing resilient and sustainable rural economies.
Contributors ix
Acknowledgments xvii
Introduction: The Next Rural Economies
1(16)
Greg Halseth
Sean Markey
Bill Reimer
Don Manson
Demographics, Migration, and Immigration
Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something...? Rediscovering the Comparative Advantage of the ``New'' Pastoral Economies of Northern New South Wales, Australia
17(15)
Neil Argent
Jim Walmsley
Tony Sorensen
The US Great Plains, Change, and Place Development
32(13)
Lisa M. B. Harrington
A New Rural North Carolina: Latino Place-Making and Community Engagement
45(14)
Owen J. Furuseth
Connecting Rural and Urban Places: Enduring Migration between Small Areas in England and Wales
59(16)
Nigel Walford
Ontario's Greenbelt and Places to Grow Legislation: Impacts on the Future of the Countryside and the Rural Economy
75(14)
Hugh J. Gayler
Emerging Economies
Adding Value Locally through Integrated Rural Tourism: Lessons from Ireland
89(13)
Mary Cawley
Value-added Agricultural Products and Entertainment in Michigan's Fruit Belt
102(13)
Deborah Che
Rural Restructuring and the New Rural Economy: Examples from Germany and Canada
115(13)
Doug Ramsey
Nurturing the Animation Sector in a Peripheral Economic Region: the Case of Miramichi, New Brunswick
128(14)
David Bruce
Rural Policy and Governance
Co-Constructing Rural Communities in the 21st Century: Challenges for Central Governments and the Research Community in Working Effectively with Local and Regional Actors
142(13)
Christopher Bryant
Partnerships, People, and Place: Lauding the Local in Rural Development
155(11)
David Storey
The Political Economies of Place in the Emergent Global Countryside: Stories from Rural Wales
166(13)
Michael Woods
Rural---Urban Exchange
Reviving Small Rural Towns in the Paris Periurban Fringes
179(14)
Claire Aragau
Jean-Paul Charvet
When Rural---Urban Fringes Arise as Differentiated Place: the Socio-Economic Restructuring of Volvic Sources et Volcans, France
193(14)
Salma Loudiyi
Rural Development Strategies in Japan
207(16)
Masatoshi Ouchi
Renewal in Resource Peripheries
Heroes, Hope, and Resource Development in Canada's Periphery: Lessons from Newfoundland and Labrador
223(16)
Kelly Vodden
Fly-in, Fly-out Resource Development: A New Regionalist Perspective on the Next Rural Economy
239(12)
Sean Markey
Understanding and Transforming a Staples-based Economy: Place-based Development in Northern British Columbia, Canada
251(12)
Greg Halseth
Closing
Space to Place: Bridging the Gap
263(12)
Bill Reimer
Index 275