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Claudine Jenda - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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LibGuides. Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology. Home.
2011Co-Authors: Claudine JendaAbstract:A guide for finding journal articles, reports, books and statistics in agricultural economics and Rural Sociology
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LibGuides. Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology. Journals.
2011Co-Authors: Claudine JendaAbstract:A guide for finding journal articles, reports, books and statistics in agricultural economics and Rural Sociology selected journals
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LibGuides. Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology. Websites.
2011Co-Authors: Claudine JendaAbstract:A guide for finding journal articles, reports, books and statistics in agricultural economics and Rural Sociology selected websites
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LibGuides. Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology. Statistics.
2011Co-Authors: Claudine JendaAbstract:A guide for finding journal articles, reports, books and statistics in agricultural economics and Rural Sociology data and statistical sources
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Subject Guides: Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology: Home
2011Co-Authors: Claudine JendaAbstract:A guide for finding journal articles, reports, books and statistics in agricultural economics and Rural Sociology
Peter Dickens - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Society, Space and the Biotic Level: An Urban and Rural Sociology for the New Millennium
Sociology, 2000Co-Authors: Peter DickensAbstract:Urban and Rural Sociology is currently dominated by two relatively separate approaches. One perspective emphasises political economy and increasing globalisation. Another focuses on the meaning of ...
Data Planet - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Data Planet LibGuides: Rural Sociology: About Rural Sociology
2016Co-Authors: Data PlanetAbstract:Offers information on datasets in the Data Planet repository relevant to coursework in Rural Sociology
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Data Planet LibGuides: Rural Sociology: Sample Datasets Relevant to Rural Sociology - International
2016Co-Authors: Data PlanetAbstract:Offers information on datasets in the Data Planet repository relevant to coursework in Rural Sociology
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Data Planet LibGuides: Rural Sociology: Sample Datasets Relevant to Rural Sociology - US
2016Co-Authors: Data PlanetAbstract:Offers information on datasets in the Data Planet repository relevant to coursework in Rural Sociology
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Data Planet LibGuides: Rural Sociology: Finding Datasets Relevant to Rural Sociology in Data Planet
2016Co-Authors: Data PlanetAbstract:Offers information on datasets in the Data Planet repository relevant to coursework in Rural Sociology
Adam David Morton - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Thinking Past Henri Lefebvre: Introducing “The Theory of Ground Rent and Rural Sociology”
Antipode, 2015Co-Authors: Stuart Elden, Adam David MortonAbstract:This introduction to the translation of Henri Lefebvre's 1956 essay “The theory of ground rent and Rural Sociology” moves through three stages. First, it suggests that Anglophone appropriations of Lefebvre have tended to focus too much on his urban writings, at the expense of understanding his early work on Rural Sociology, and failing to recognise how his urban focus emerged as a result of his interest in Rural–urban transformation. Second, it provides a summary of his wider work on Rural questions, including his unfinished work on a major treatise of Rural Sociology; and outlines the key themes of the present essay in relation to these other projects. Third, it connects Lefebvre's issues to wider debates in political economy and geography about aspects of the Rural, land and ground rent, not least including the work of Antonio Gramsci and Jose Carlos Mariategui.
Shigenori Hosokawa - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Comparison with the Societal Model of World-system Theory and Rural Sociology
The Annual review of sociology, 1996Co-Authors: Shigenori HosokawaAbstract:Historically, Rural study in Japan has been strongly influenced by the study of folklore. The sociologists who are interested in Rural study have been trying to explain the structure of Rural life and how the structure of Rural society has been changing. After WWII, great deal of efforts have been made on the explanation of democratizations of Japanese society in the Rural study of Japan. However, what seems to be lacking is to juxtapose it in the world history.Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to examine the framework of Rural study in Japan. I intend to shift the present paradigm in Rural Sociology through comparison with the societal model of world-system theory and Rural Sociology.Consequently, this paper suggests an idea of the framework in new Rural Sociology.
