Titlebook: A Comparative Political Ecology of Exurbia; Planning, Environmen Laura E. Taylor,Patrick T. Hurley Book 2016 Springer International Publish

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Conclusion: Moving Beyond Competing Rural Capitalisms and Uneven Environment Management in Exurbia,psychological, physical, biological, and poli tical sciences. Because there is seldom an opportunity to illustrate, much less teach, those complexi ties wi thin an integrated curriculum, this volume deserves a warm welcome because it helps do that. Dr. Drabek began his study of emergency management

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Yu-Fang Chiou,Bor-Chen Kuo,Chen-Huei Liaores in very different ways. As discussed in the Introduction, economic shifts on a global scale result in the decline of productive activities, such as agriculture and forestry, and in places with great natural beauty, local actors turn to amenity real estate development to capitalize on existing na

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-47440-3n the natural resources of the region, but capitalizing on emerging ideologies of nature and landscape and the potential profits those ideas might generate. The contemporary economic development of the region continues to depend upon its resource hinterland but with a vastly different economy valuin

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