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The community settlement: a neo-rural territorial tool [PDF]
Planning Perspectives, 2020 The Israeli Community Settlements are small-scale non-agricultural villages that consist of a limited number of families and a homogenous character.
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Environment International, 2020 Neonicotinoid insecticide (NEO) concentrations in ambient fine particulate matter (PM2.5) and daily exposure via inhalation were investigated during spring and fall in an urban area in Beijing and in urban and rural areas of Zhengzhou, Henan Province ...
Ying Zhou +6 more
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Psychological factors and genetic characteristics of rural cannabis users
Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine, 2020 Introduction Marijuana is one of the most widely used psychoactive substance. There is evidence of genetic predisposition for addiction. Objective The aim of the study is to evaluate personality traits measured by the NEO Five-Factor Inventory and State-
Milena Lachowicz +7 more
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Theoretical cognition and evolutionary path of neo-endogenous development in traditional villages [PDF]
Ziyuan Kexue[Objective] The problem of insufficient endogenous development momentum in rural areas is becoming increasingly evident, which not only threatens the consolidation of China’s existing poverty alleviation achievements but also constrains the comprehensive
LONG Xiangyu, LI Bohua, YANG Fuduan, DOU Yindi
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Sistemi territoriali di socioeconomie locali: il paradigma neorurale come fondamento
Scienze del Territorio, 2018 This paper proposes neo-rural paradigm as a key reference in the construction of a “return to local socio-economic systems”. We have already recognised this fundamental role of neo-rurality from the first step (“return to the earth”) of our journey of ...
Giorgio Ferraresi
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“Back to the Land” among “Neo-Rural” Farmers: The Price to Pay [PDF]
Travail et emploi, 2020 The article deals with the social processes that incite “neo-rural” women – i.e. who do not themselves originate from agricultural families – to become fruit and vegetable farmers alongside their partners and work in their shadow, with no professional status. It shows, first, the extent to which their decision to become independent workers is sometimes
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L'Espace Politique, 2020 In this article, we test the hypothesis of the coexistence of several autochthonous regimes within the same territory – specifically that of Ariège Department in southwest France – based on an analysis of the link between “anchoring” and “engagement.” We
William Berthomière, Christophe Imbert
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Ecovillages in Spain: Searching an emancipatory social transformation?
Cogent Social Sciences, 2018 Today the second most important country after the United States, in the number of ecovillages, and by far, the most prominent in Europe, is Spain. The question to be addressed here is whether this revival or boom of ecovillages in Spain is an incipient ...
Luis Del Romero Renau
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Urology case report – Emergency penectomy for the transfeminine patient
Urology Case Reports, 2023 Management of gender dysphoria and healthcare for transgender and non-binary patients is a growing field in Australia and abroad. Currently, gender-affirming surgery is not offered under Australia's national public health insurance.We present an unusual ...
Paul Kim +4 more
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A natural life: neo-rurals and the power of everyday practices in protected areas
Journal of Political Ecology, 2014 The worldwide expansion of nature conservation initiatives has attracted a great deal of attention among political ecologists. Concerned about the effects on people and the environment, critical scholars have attempted to identify the drivers of conservation, and how power operates.
Cortes Vazquez, Jose Antonio +1 more
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