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Revista Brasileira De Educacao, 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 +1 more
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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.
OSCAR Fernández Alvarez +1 more
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Comparative ruralism and ‘opening new windows’ on gentrification [PDF]
Dialogues in Human Geography, 2018 Darren P Smith, Martin Phillips
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Insular Identity and Urban Contexts: Representations of the Local in the Construction of an Image of Palma (Mallorca, Balearic Islands) [PDF]
Island Studies Journal, 2014 This article analyses the relationship between island and city in the configuration of an insular identity. The hypothesis addresses the special visibility that, in the case of small islands, results from the confrontation between two relevant ...
Mercè Picornell
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Il difficile ritorno all’agricoltura: analisi etnografica di una scelta imprenditoriale
EtnoAntropologia, 2023 The article focuses on the new small-scale agricultural entrepreneurship in Italy. Based on case-study research conducted in southern Piedmont, the article explores the socio-cultural and economic factors determining the return to agriculture in a ...
Michele Filippo Fontefrancesco
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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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A Substantive View of Social Enterprises as Neo-endogenous Rural Development Actors [PDF]
Voluntas: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations, 2023 Abstract Social enterprises are recognised as relevant rural development actors. The specific features of social enterprises operating within rural areas (i.e. their relational, socially innovative and multi-stakeholder character and their focus on integrated development) concur with the principles of the neo-endogenous approach to ...
Lucas Olmedo, Mary O’Shaughnessy
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Counterurbanization in the peri-urban forest of Guadalajara, México [PDF]
Revista de Economia e Sociologia RuralForests and farms are often replaced by counter-urbanization, in which people move from urban to rural areas, causing the progressive growth of rural areas beyond cities.
Carlos Ríos-Llamas +1 more
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EtnoAntropologiaThe essay reflects on the processes of redefining the forms of living in a rural community, Trequanda (in the province of Siena), which has experienced a partial repopulation since the 1970s with the arrival of individuals (couples and families of ...
Simonetta Grilli, Fabio Mugnaini
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Rural Social Innovation and Neo-endogenous Rural Development
, 2020 Social innovation is an increasingly prominent agent of change in rural communities. Community groups are filling voids in rural service provision, energising nature and heritage conservation projects and supporting a range of cultural and social activities.
Gary Bosworth +3 more
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