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Socio-Ecological Correlates of Food Literacy Across Regional Contexts in China. [PDF]
Li Y, Hwang JY.
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What Affects the Level of Rural Human Settlement? A Case Study of Tibet, China [PDF]
Rural human settlement is an important factor in the sustainable development of the rural economy and society, and improving rural human settlement is an important task for China’s rural revitalization strategy.
Boyang Gao
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Spatiotemporal Changes in Rural Settlement Land and Rural Population in the Middle Basin of the Heihe River, China [PDF]
Understanding the relationship between the spatiotemporal expansion of rural settlement land and the variation of rural population is the foundation of rational and specific planning for sustainable development.
Qi Cao, Yaowen Xie
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FINANCIAL BASIS OF RURAL SETTLEMENTS AND RURAL SETTLEMENTS PROGRAM SUPPORT BALANCED
Journal of Public and Municipal Administration, 2015The article presents some results of the expert survey performed as a part of the presidential grant, reflecting expert opinions on the adequacy of funding of rural settlements and their support programs.
Elena Selivanova +1 more
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Agricultural Restructuring and Rural Settlements
Urban Policy and Research, 1989Agricultural restructuring is quite probably of minor concern to subscribers to Urban Policy and Research. Yet the restructuring of farming is part of a broader process of economic change in Australia, one which will have important implications for rural and urban regions alike.
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2015
Today it is often no longer possible to make a clear distinction between rural and urban settlements (Borsdorf and Bender in Allgemeine Siedlungsgeographie. Wien. Koln and Weimar, pp 77–78, 2010). Even in the economically less developed regions of the global South, the distinctive characteristics of city and countryside are becoming blurred.
Axel Borsdorf, Christoph Stadel
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Today it is often no longer possible to make a clear distinction between rural and urban settlements (Borsdorf and Bender in Allgemeine Siedlungsgeographie. Wien. Koln and Weimar, pp 77–78, 2010). Even in the economically less developed regions of the global South, the distinctive characteristics of city and countryside are becoming blurred.
Axel Borsdorf, Christoph Stadel
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