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Rural revival and gentrification processes in French rural areas

2011
Our presentation will examine population dynamics and migration flows to French rural areas, focusing on a national perspective and towards rural types previously identified. As in many European countries, a lot of rural areas in France have been repopulated since the years 1970-1980s. This general finding is widely known today, but little research has
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International Gentrification of Rural China: The Emergence of Yangjiale

Urbanie & Urbanus - Counter-Urbanization
Yangjiale is a type of bed and breakfast (BnB) accommodation that originates from the villages of Mount Mogan in Zhejiang Province, located in the Yangtze River Delta region of China. In this area, non-natives from nearby metropolitan cities, such as Shanghai, began renting abandoned village houses from local farmers.
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Migration, environment and rural gentrification in the Limousin mountains

2014
The migratory dynamics of rural and/or mountainous areas have been the subject of much research, of which the various methodological and conceptual apparatus belong to distinct scientific (sub)-fields or disciplines. They can be distinguished by, for example, input from the population, amenity migration or rural gentrification (Smith, 1998; M. Phillips,
Richard, Frédéric   +2 more
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The conception and circulation of the notion of rural gentrification in France

This paper is an English translation of a book chapter published in France. It focuses on the way in which the notion of rural gentrification has circulated within French geographical research. It is an integral part of the iRGENT transnational research program, which concerns the geography of both the process and the concept of rural gentrification in
Richard, Frédéric, Tommasi, Greta
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