Titlebook: Regional Development in Rural Areas; Analytical Tools and André Torre,Frédéric Wallet Book 2016 The Author(s) 2016 Economic Policies.Region

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André Torre,Frédéric Wallethistory. It was evident in the industrial democracies about the beginning of the decade and there were some signs of it earlier still. German Socialists moved away from traditional socialism in the 1970s and the French Socialist party did so rapidly while in power in the early 1980s. In Britain, whi

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Introduction,ace area; they are the object of strong competition between and within regions and countries; they contain almost all the resources necessary for human existence. They are therefore central to the public policies and strategies of interest groups and nations and their future is an inescapable issue

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Disputed Notions and Definitions in Rural and Regional Studies,is about the definition—or the very existence, even—of “the rural”. We isolate two main definitions highlighted the fact that in certain cases “rural” is used to refer to the landscape, while in others it is the population that is of primary interest. We also identify that rural areas have lost thei

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From the Early Literature to Contemporary Approaches to Regional and Territorial Development,, and in policies of regional and territorial development and management. The literature can be split between two main competing visions. The first one seeks, above all, to balance the interests and gains from the development process enjoyed by different local actors and to draw up principles that w

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Rural Development Policies. The European Example: A Long Journey Towards Integration and Sustainabiities, but also the plurality of objectives, supporting and promoting economic activities (including agriculture), land planning, residential attractiveness and maintaining the quality of life of populations, conservation and preservation of local resources. But the main purpose is about the evoluti

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Conclusion. Rural Development in the 21st Century, territories, combining regional science and works more explicitly dedicated to rural development and the policy relating thereto. The need to take fully into account the territorial dimension—i.e. a fine knowledge of identity, governance, organizational aspects and local resources, etc.—is emphasiz

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