Cities, hinterlands and disconnected urban-rural development: Perspectives from sparsely populated areas

Carson, Doris A.; Carson, Dean B.; Argent, Neil

doi:10.1016/j.jrurstud.2022.05.012

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“…Baerenholdt, 2007) and also better captures the ongoing processes of dealing with that environment. The alignment of an increasing number of tourists seeking out the 'last wilderness' (Müller, 2011) or some distant cultural heritage (Brouder, 2017b) alongside locals seeking new endogenous development opportunities (Carson et al, 2017) has created new ways of coping. Many rural peripheral communities are building community capacity through local tourism development and even though this does not necessarily have a great impact on the labour market, it does create opportunities for entrepreneurship (Müller and Brouder, 2014) and drives the reproduction and enhancement of positive social capital (Macbeth et al, 2004).…”

Section: From Coping To Creatingmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Research Agenda for Creative Tourism

Iretskaia¹

2021

Tourism Culture & Communication

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Section: From Coping To Creatingmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Research Agenda for Creative Tourism

Iretskaia¹

2021

Tourism Culture & Communication

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“…In these areas of North Europe and also of Canada, GCC can lead to an increase in temperatures, decrease in snow, lake and river ice cover, increase in river flows, a movement of wild species towards these areas, increase the crop yield area, decrease the energy demand, increase the summer tourism and the hydropower potential (European Commission 2015), could also exist risk from winter storms. Remote rural communities in depopulated areas of the circumpolar north affected by environmental, social, and economic changes now have new opportunities and changes (Carson et al 2017).…”

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Climate Change and Depopulated Rural Areas in the Global North: Geographical Socio-political Processes and Resistances

Paniagua¹

2021

Handbook of Climate Change Management

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Usually, the relationship between rural areas and Global Climate Change (GCC) has a sectoral point of view. The influence of climate change in agriculture, and in other rural sectorsfisheries, livestock, forestry, and biodiversity and recreationdominates the analysis of adaptation processes of rural populations. Changes in land use and migration are usually two consequences of climate change in densely populated rural areas. These two dynamics are precedents to the effects of climate change in depopulated rural areas. In low-density rural areas, the impact of climate change has differentiated regional processes. In global north, there are two types of depopulated areas: (1) areas with a historical process of depopulation due to socioeconomic changes of a global nature, but with diverse local manifestations, and (2) rural areas that usually had a low density due to their adverse climatic conditions for human activity. The analysis will pay special attention to depopulated areas through a historical process located in Europe, Australia, and North America, in aspects such as the political agenda for these areas, regional politics, and the resistance processes of local populations.

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“…At the same time, authors such as Abreu et al (2022), Woollett et al (2022), and Carson et al (2022) focus on the use of investment platforms as a new form of safe financing for the development of rural areas, provided that the agricultural sector is economically viable. At the same time, in modern scientific practice, there is a lack of complex studies on the structural development and functionality of the investment platform of rural areas, considering the modern development of the agrarian sector of the economy.…”

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Strategy of investment attraction for the development of rural areas for the economic restoration of the agricultural sector

Vdovenko¹,

Ruda²,

Koval³

et al. 2023

Scientific Horizons

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The research aims to study the implementation of a strategy for attracting investments to develop rural areas, which, based on the use of an investment platform and stimulation of business processes, allows for accelerating the reconstruction of infrastructure facilities in the countryside, involving interested investors in the cycle of economic restoration of the country’s agrarian sector. The research was conducted using the following methods: analysis of indicators in the structure of foreign investments; analogies and comparisons of directions of capital investments by private investors for the development of rural areas; inducing macro factors that hinder the implementation of investment policy; synthesis of indicators of the profile matrix of SWOT analysis and PEST analysis; creation of spatial models of landscapes of investment sites. The results of this study are the identification of priority foreign investment companies of the countries of the world, which ensure the attraction of direct foreign investments in the agricultural sector of the economy of Ukraine. Based on SWOT-analysis and PEST-analysis matrix profiles, macro-factors of the internal and external investment environment of rural areas are determined, which have a significant impact on the acceleration (inhibition) of the implementation of the investment platform and stimulation of business processes for the reconstruction of infrastructure facilities. A three-level profile of the landscape of the platform of investment and stimulation of business processes for the reconstruction of infrastructure objects of rural areas in Ukraine was modelled

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Cities, hinterlands and disconnected urban-rural development: Perspectives from sparsely populated areas

Cited by 19 publications

References 57 publications

A Research Agenda for Creative Tourism

A Research Agenda for Creative Tourism

Climate Change and Depopulated Rural Areas in the Global North: Geographical Socio-political Processes and Resistances

Strategy of investment attraction for the development of rural areas for the economic restoration of the agricultural sector

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