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Spatial logic of the neo-rural houses of the Msilien Guebla in Algeria
Urbanism. Arhitectura. Constructii, 2020 This article aim is to define the logic that governs the spatiality of neo rural houses of the “Guebla” axis of the M'sila department in Algeria. Its goal is twofold. On one hand, it is a question of defining the generating planar character of these single-family homes, on the other hand, using the empirical method of space syntax analysis to consider ...
Hynda Boutabba +3 more
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Collaborative agroforestry to mitigate wildfires in Extremadura, Spain: land manager motivations and perceptions of outcomes, benefits, and policy needs. [PDF]
Agrofor Syst, 2022 Wolpert F +4 more
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Eurasian griffon vulture (Gyps fulvus) as a bone modifying agent and its implications for archaeology. [PDF]
Sci Rep, 2023 Arilla M +4 more
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Persistent Colonic Schistosomiasis among Symptomatic Rural Inhabitants in the Egyptian Nile Delta. [PDF]
Mediterr J Hematol Infect Dis, 2021 Ahmed MH +6 more
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Neo-rurality and the different meanings of the countryside
, 2007 This paper looks at the diverse meanings that countryside may have for a variety of neo-rurals, having as starting point the case study of the residential restructuring experienced in the present context of Navarre (Spain). These meanings represent different ways of contesting the daily experience in contemporary society, different expectations about ...
Rivera Escribano, Maria, Mormont, Marc
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Agriculture and Human ValuesAbstractIn the context of agricultural activity intensification and rural abandonment, neo-rurality has emerged as a back-to-the-land migratory movement led by urban populations seeking alternative ways of life close to nature. Although the initiatives of the new peasantry are diverse, most are land related, such as agriculture and livestock farming. A
Beatriz Vizuete +2 more
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Neo-Rural Hmong in French Guiana
Hmong Studies Journal, 2019 The Hmong have been living in French Guiana since 1977. They are mainly market gardeners and live in two main villages, which are mostly mono-ethnic. At the end of the 1990s, a new Hmong settlement, Corossony, was founded by Hmong from mainland France, neo-rural and neo-agriculturalists, driven by a more individualistic lifestyle and aspiring to work ...
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A neo-taphonomic approach to human campsites modified by carnivores. [PDF]
Sci Rep, 2020 Arilla M, Rosell J, Blasco R.
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HumansSustainability is currently seen as the central unifying idea necessary to mobilize collective responsibility to address the set of serious problems and challenges facing humanity, appealing to cooperation and the defense of the general interest. This article analyzes the social sustainability of the rural environment, in order to enhance its value ...
Óscar Fernández-Álvarez +2 more
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In-between sprawl and neo-rurality
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'.
Salvia, Rosanna|| +4 more
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