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“It’s all about money”: urban–rural spaces and relations in Maputo, Mozambique
Canadian Journal of African Studies, 2018 AbstractWithin the anthropological urban scholarship on sub-Saharan Africa, there is a shared notion of the continued, and in some cases re-emerging, importance of rural spaces, values and relation...
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Sydney's metropolitan fringe: a study in urban‐rural relations
Australian Geographer, 1960(1960). Sydney's metropolitan fringe: a study in urban‐rural relations. Australian Geographer: Vol. 7, No. 6, pp. 243-255.
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Visitor Centres as a Contribution to Improving Urban-Rural Relations
2020The architecture of public buildings in rural areas, through the advancement of skills, knowledge, technologies, and materials, has become increasingly representative in recent decades, especially considering tourism as a global theme. The work is related to the planning of visitor centers in rural areas and the main task is defined by the effort to ...
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Intergenerational relations of attachment: a research synthesis of urban/rural Mexican samples
Attachment & Human Development, 2012Intergenerational relations of attachment, including adult state of mind, adult care giving quality, and infant behavior, were examined in urban and rural samples. The sample included 66 dyads of contrasting populations, 35 middle-high urban Spanish speaking families and 31 rural Indian peasant families. Measures included the Adult Attachment Interview
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Unveiling disparate urban–rural relations in China through catchment area mapping
Science BulletinSustainable urbanization in the Global South demands a comprehensive understanding of the intricate urban-rural relations in the face of rapid transformation. Traditional dichotomous urban-rural classification fails to thoroughly capture the convoluted interactions within the increasingly complex urbanizing landscape.
Mingxing Chen, Longwu Liang, Yansui Liu
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Growth of China's rural enterprises: Impacts on urban‐rural relations
The Journal of Development Studies, 1995China's rural enterprises are economic units established by local government in the countryside or by the peasants and they operate outside the planning system. Rural enterprises have grown twice as fast as the rest of the economy since 1984. The rural enterprise sector has so far challenged the urban economy, in both product markets and markets for ...
Xiaohe, Z., Findlay, C., Watson, A.
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HIV-Related Sexual Behavior in Urban, Rural and Border Areas of Burkina Faso
AIDS and Behavior, 2006As HIV/AIDS prevention resources are scarce program planners must first reach areas at highest risk of HIV transmission. "High transmission areas" are often locations where increased social mixing intersects with increased commercial activity (e.g. hotels for truck drivers at the intersection of major commercial routes bars near trading centers and ...
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From Village to City: Reforming Urban-Rural Relations in China
International Regional Science Review, 1987This paper documents the increased urban-rural interaction in China and argues that the new developmental strategy apparently has helped narrow the urban-rural gap. Income differentials between peasants and workers have declined. Direct commercial interaction between peasants and rural factories and urban residents and urban factories have increased ...
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The politics of urban-rural relations: land use conversion in the Philippines
Environment and Urbanization, 1998Environment and Urbanization ; 10 ; 1 ; 35 ...
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On City-Region Relations. Towards the Urban-Rural Region of Warsaw
Mitteilungen der Österreichischen Geographischen Gesellschaft, 2016Since 1989 Warsaw [Warszawa] has been marked by considerable functional change, accompanied by modernisation of its physical tissue. Yet, there are some factors that can retard Warsaw’s future development. Among them, the most important appears to be the persisting social and economic disparities between the city and its surrounding region.
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