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A Model for Neo Rural Ecological Design Approach, Mugla - Turkiye

Kent Akademisi, 2019
After the 6360 Metropolitan Act effectuated in 2012, villages within the borders of a metropole gained a neighbourhood status. The development legislation, a planning tool for intensive urban areas, is thought to be insufficient in ensuring the protection-use balance of new neighbourhoods.
Gizem ERDOĞAN, Sinem ŞAHİN
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Le tourisme New Age, continuité ou alternative à la société urbaine ? Drifters, backpackers et néoruraux à San Mateo Río Hondo (Oaxaca, Mexique)

Mondes du Tourisme
Taking a social geography approach, the aim of this article is to complement the sociological critique of backpacker tourism regarding the illusion of a break with urban society.
Renaud Lariagon
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Prácticas de crianza en familias neo-rurales en la comuna de Villarrica, Chile.

Rumbos TS. Un espacio crítico para la reflexión en Ciencias Sociales, 2023
La contraurbanización involucra un flujo de personas que migra desde espacios urbanos a rurales y que transportan consigo nuevas relaciones sociales y espaciales. Sin embargo, poco se ha estudiado respecto al rol que los habitantes neo-rurales le atribuyen al campo como un espacio para la crianza. Esta investigación intenta llenar este vacío analizando
Vera-González, Maximiliano, Benavides-Benavides, Rebeca, Hernández-Grandón, Bárbara, Vergara-Erices, Luis, León-Herrera, Miriam   +4 more
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In-Between Sprawl and Neo-Rurality: Sparse Settlements and the Evolution of Socio-Demographic Local Context in a Mediterranean Region [PDF]

Sustainability, 2018
Dispersed urbanization during the last half century has transformed metropolitan regions into well-connected, low-density residential areas. However, this kind of urbanization has changed irreversibly the traditional rural landscape around cities, leading to a new definition of ‘rurality’.
Rosanna Salvia, Pere Serra, Ilaria Zambon, Massimo Cecchini, Luca Salvati   +4 more
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Pedagogical neo-ruralism: the training of field workers in the Brazilian neo-developmental project (2001–2016)

Revista Brasileira de Educação, 2022
ABSTRACT To understand the training perspective proposed by the State in the education policies of the neo-developmental period (2001–2016), we analyzed the relationship of these policies with the development project. Based on the theoretical and methodological framework of Dialectical and Historical Materialism, we carry out a document analysis, an ...
Magda Gisela Cruz dos Santos, Conceição Paludo   +1 more
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Neo-rurality: roots of future in the field

Scienze del Territorio, 2014
Moving from the observation of a change taking place in the way of cultivating, defined as ‘new peasant agriculture’, and placing it in a relational milieu, lively and (inter) active, that tends to completely redefine the (social, institutional, economic, territorial, landscape and cultural) perception of rural world, this ‘vision’ interprets it as the
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Reimagining modern politics in the European mountains: confronting the traditional commons with the neo-rural conception of the common good

Theory and Society, 2023
AbstractSince at least the 1970s, the countryside of Western Europe has been the site of a myriad of “new” communal initiatives. Rural areas that were abandoned during the last century have witnessed the arrival of new inhabitants. These newcomers often flock to the mountains escaping urban lifestyles characterized by individualism, mass-oriented ...
Ismael Vaccaro, Oriol Beltran, Camila Del Mármol   +2 more
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New Immigrants and Neo-rural Values

Anthropological Journal of European Cultures, 2011
Though Greek agriculture is arguably the picture of rural underdevelopment in Europe, life in rural Greece is transforming within a new global migratory context. Farmers now work with myriad non-Greek minorities who, with the onset of the postsocialist period, have begun to play a diversity of socio-economic roles. These immigrants help to de fine what
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Hybridization between biomedicine and alternative medicine in COVID-19 care in a neo-rural population of Córdoba, Argentine

Ethnobiology and Conservation, 2023
We propose to investigate if the use and knowledge of medicinal plants and alternative medicine influence the adoption of biomedical strategies in dealing with COVID-19 - such as the use of masks, social isolation, and vaccination - in a context of a neo-rural population.
Rosa Santoro, Flávia, da Silva Chaves, Leonardo, Arias Toledo, Barbara   +2 more
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Neo-Rurality and its Meanings. The Case of Navarre

, 2009
El presente artículo tiene como objetivo indagar en los significados que se esconden tras el concepto paraguas de neorruralidad. El cambio residencial de la ciudad al campo es concebido aquí no sólo como un cambio de vivienda, sino como una apuesta vital en la que confluyen una serie de representaciones sociales sobre lo rural y lo urbano, sobre la ...
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