The rural space in Israel in search of renewed identity: The case of the moshav

Sofer, Michael; Applebaum, Levia

doi:10.1016/j.jrurstud.2005.10.004

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“…For example, they have witnessed occupational changes (Palgi and Reinharz [25]) and a continuous decline in the number of families whose principal income is from agriculture [14]. The variety of occupations among residents within the rural space has expanded while economic cooperation between residents of the rural settlements and entrepreneurs residing elsewhere is on the rise.…”

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“…Their significance for cultural heritage both in discrete tangible assets such as public facilities, agricultural structures, tree avenues, groves and also in their overall spatial organization reflect a unique combination of principles, values and lifestyle characteristics (Applebaum and Sofer [14]). Such unique cultural heritage entities based on historical association of settling the land deserve special attention and ought to be considered for conservation in the face of progressing development.…”

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‘Conservation rural space’ – The case of agricultural cooperative settlements and open space in israel

Amit-Cohen¹

2017

Int. J. HA

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Progressing development trends threaten the continued existence of open space, natural resources and cultural heritage sites in rural areas. These trends are evident in many countries worldwide, yet they are especially conspicuous and threatening in Israel, a small and densely populated country with limited land resources. Moreover, the present urban-biased development trends pose a threat to the continued existence of Israeli rural cooperative settlements (Kibbutz and Moshav), which comprise universally unique settlement models and are therefore very highly valued cultural heritage assets. The purpose of this paper is to offer the 'missing link' in creating an integrated planning approach to conservation of rural areas, their settlements and agricultural lands together with open landscapes that have been declared for preservation. Such a framework will utilize the prevailing act of the planning authorities which, at present, rarely develop (or at least stabilize) agricultural heritage assets, most of them vernacular, embedded in open space or natural reserve, or part of a rural landscape which holds historical and cultural values.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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‘Conservation rural space’ – The case of agricultural cooperative settlements and open space in israel

Amit-Cohen¹

2017

Int. J. HA

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“…Elle a pourtant largement contribué à consolider des centaines de mochavim durant plus de cinquante ans, mais son utilisation aurait dû être raisonnée et canalisée (15) Lorsqu'une coopérative cesse de fournir les services nécessaires aux membres, au meilleur rapport qualité-prix, ces derniers ne s'intéressent plus à son existence et elle cesse de fonctionner. Par ailleurs, la crise a entraîné la quasi-disparition du triangle essentiel de la production au niveau du mochav et une individualisation des situations (16) . Chaque membre peut créer son propre triangle, à partir du moment où il présente les garanties nécessaires pour recevoir de la banque le crédit dont il a besoin.…”

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Évolution passée et récente des villages coopératifs en Israël

Galor¹,

Sofer

2011

Revue internationale de l'économie sociale

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“…Zeng divided the urban and rural areas, and built a core-edge model made up of urban-rural labor migration and environmental pollution [30]. Soffer took the case of Moshavas an example, and the identity of the farmers became diversified due to changes in the agricultural structure, and non-agricultural income had become the main source of narrowing the income gap between urban and rural areas [31]. Angelescu pointed out that narrowing the gap between urban and rural regions was conducted by the motivation and design of strategies.…”

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Overall Urban–Rural Coordination Measures—A Case Study in Sichuan Province, China

Hui¹,

Deng²,

Liang³

2017

Sustainability

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Focusing on urban-rural development issues, this paper analyzes the necessity of coordinated development between the narrowing gap and integral development. An overall urban-rural development dynamic model aimed at two major objectives is pointed out. A principal component analysis (PCA)-Grey Entropy measurement model is proposed to evaluate urban-rural coordination from economic development, social security, public services, and environmental quality perspectives. In this model, principal component analysis (PCA) was used to extract the components that explained overall urban-rural coordination. This model was then combined with Grey Entropy to measure the level of urban-rural development coordination. By establishing a scientific measurement model, the coordination value of the rural and urban areas was effectively calculated from a comprehensive perspective, including subsystems and static and dynamic coordination values. Finally, the model was applied to Sichuan Province as an example to show its effectiveness in measuring urban-rural coordination.

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The rural space in Israel in search of renewed identity: The case of the moshav

Cited by 50 publications

References 13 publications

‘Conservation rural space’ – The case of agricultural cooperative settlements and open space in israel

‘Conservation rural space’ – The case of agricultural cooperative settlements and open space in israel

Évolution passée et récente des villages coopératifs en Israël

Overall Urban–Rural Coordination Measures—A Case Study in Sichuan Province, China

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