Multidimensional deprivation in heterogeneous rural areas: Spain after the economic crisis

Cañón, Luis Ayala; Jurado, Á.; Mayo, Jesús Pérez

doi:10.1080/00343404.2020.1813880

Cited by 15 publications

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“…Living in a densely populated (or intermediate) area decreases the probability of leaving the deprivation status with respect to the baseline category represented by poorly populated areas, at least for the whole sample. The higher costs faced by urban population may be a possible interpretation for this evidence (see, for instance, Ayala et al, 2021). This is in line with the coefficients observed for home ownership that, although always significant and above 1, are generally higher in rich countries than in poorer ones.…”

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confidence: 85%

Comparing Material and Social Deprivation Indicators: Identification of Deprived Populations

2023

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The new indicator for material and social deprivation validated in 2014 by the European Commission enlarged the scope of measuring social exclusion, which entails both material hardship of individuals and households, and a relevant social dimension. Using EU-SILC data, this paper compares the standard measure of material deprivation and the new indicator in terms of the sub-population they identify as suffering deprivation across Europe. In 2019, only 57% of the deprived individuals according at least one of the two indicators were so according to both, while 23% was deprived only according to the new measure and 20% was deprived only under the old indicator. We compare the micro-level determinants of inclusion into these different deprived populations, both at the aggregated level and separately for each of the 21 countries included in our sample.

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Section: Regression Analysessupporting

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Comparing Material and Social Deprivation Indicators: Identification of Deprived Populations

2023

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“…Thus, deprivation is not only an indicator of ownership of goods and equipment but also of the level of income and poverty of households. As for the works on deprivation in Europe, some evidence suggests a lower level in rural than in urban areas (Ayala et al, 2021). In the paper of Havard et al (2008), relating to the metropolitan area of Strasbourg in France, the peripheral and sparsely populated areas (rural municipalities) that create a peri-urban ring around Strasbourg are characterized by low deprivation.…”

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A systematic literature review on the rural-urban well-being gap in Europe

Meloni,

Rocchi,

Severini

2023

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A large amount of policy support is spent to foster the development of rural areas in Europe. However, empirical evidence on the well-being differential between rural and urban areas in Europe is scant and incomplete. The present study develops a systematic literature review on this topic, bridging a gap in research as a systematic analysis on the subject has not been developed as far as we know. It uses the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) method. The review focuses on definitions of rural-urban most used in the literature, main dimensions of well-being that are analyzed, nature of the data and, finally, evidence that emerged regarding the differences in the various dimensions of well-being between rural and urban populations. The analysis confirms that available evidence is controversial and provides advice on how to develop new and better empirical analyses on this topic.

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“…Esto es lo que han hecho Villaverde y Maza (2020) al analizar el caso de las reacciones a la crisis por provincias, con resultados que difieren -naturalmente -de los obtenidos al analizar el tema por regiones (CCAA), que incluyen provincias con estructuras productivas algo diferentes entre sí, pero también en términos de población, centros urbanos más importantes, etc. En línea con este tema debe figurar también el análisis de Ayala et al (2020), que pone de relieve la heterogeneidad de las áreas rurales en relación con los efectos de la crisis.…”

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Desarrollo y consolidación de los estudios regionales en España

Cuadrado‐Roura¹

2021

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Los problemas regionales y territoriales, en general, han ocupado con frecuencia una posición importante en las preocupaciones de los investigadores vinculados al ámbito de las ciencias sociales. Sin embargo, aunque pueden contabilizarse algunas aportaciones muy interesantes realizadas en el pasado, en España la investigación sobre los problemas regionales se inició, realmente, en la década de los sesenta del pasado siglo y su consolidación tuvo lugar en el período 1975 al 2000, como se expone en las secciones 2 y 3 de este artículo. Una nueva generación de economistas y geógrafos ha protagonizado el singular avance de este tipo de estudios en el país y su resultado ha sido la creciente presencia de autores españoles en las publicaciones, congresos, proyectos y otras actividades internacionales que, junto con su propia expansión interna, han situado la literatura en este campo a un nivel similar al de los países que son líderes a escala internacional. En la sección 4 hemos tratado de mostrar cuáles han sido los temas que han merecido especial atención en las últimas décadas y dónde se han producido más innovaciones. La sección 5 sugiere algunos nuevos temas de interés en los que pueden producirse avances, y una breve nota final subraya que hay razones para pensar que los progresos observados tendrán una clara continuidad en el futuro. En definitiva, el artículo pretende ofrecer una panorámica del desarrollo de los estudios regionales y urbanos en España

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Multidimensional deprivation in heterogeneous rural areas: Spain after the economic crisis

Cited by 15 publications

References 22 publications

Comparing Material and Social Deprivation Indicators: Identification of Deprived Populations

Comparing Material and Social Deprivation Indicators: Identification of Deprived Populations

A systematic literature review on the rural-urban well-being gap in Europe

Desarrollo y consolidación de los estudios regionales en España

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