Until recently, a greater concentration on urban social policy issues and urban deprivation has tended to create an urban sociological and urban welfare bias. However, there has currently been an increased interest in countryside issues and rural social welfare. This has led to a greater demand for British and transnational rural studies, hence this edited collection. Here, exemplars ranging from the more industrialized regions of Britain, Continental Europe, the USA and Australia, and of rural localities in the less industrialized contexts of India and Mexico, direct attention to…mehr
Until recently, a greater concentration on urban social policy issues and urban deprivation has tended to create an urban sociological and urban welfare bias. However, there has currently been an increased interest in countryside issues and rural social welfare. This has led to a greater demand for British and transnational rural studies, hence this edited collection. Here, exemplars ranging from the more industrialized regions of Britain, Continental Europe, the USA and Australia, and of rural localities in the less industrialized contexts of India and Mexico, direct attention to multi-dimensional factors affecting rural space, socio-political urban-rural power relations, conflicting urban-rural tensions and opposed values. The authors add to existing studies that inform contemporary urban-rural dialogue, in respect of social policy and rural welfare in a changing global countryside.
George Giacinto Giarchi is Professor of Social Care Studies in the School of Applied Psycho-Social Studies, in the Faculty of Health and Social Work at the University of Plymouth, England.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Editorial Introduction: George Giacinto Giarchi.
2. Redefining the 'Rural Question': The New 'Politics of theRural' and Social Policy: Michael Woods.
3. Rural Movements in Europe: Scandinavia and the AccessionStates: Vanessa Halhead.
4. Market-based Governance and the Challenge for RuralGovernments: US Trends: Mildred E. Warner.
5. Between Decentralized Planning and Neo-liberalism: Challengesfor the Survival of the Indigenous People of Kerala, India: DarleyJose Kjosavik, Nadarajah Shanmugaratnam.
6. Child Health in Rural Mexico: Has Progresa Reduced Children'sMorbidity Risks?: Maria C. Huerta.
7. Rurality and Social Inclusion: A Case of Preschool Education:Mark Shucksmith, Janet Shucksmith, Joyce Watt.
8. Jobs in the Bush: Global Industries and Inclusive RuralDevelopment: Robyn Eversole, John Martin.
9. Older People 'on the Edge' in the Countrysides of Europe:George Giacinto Giarchi.
10. Spinning the Rural Agenda: The Countryside Alliance, FoxHunting and Social Policy: Alison Anderson.
1. Editorial Introduction: George Giacinto Giarchi.
2. Redefining the 'Rural Question': The New 'Politics of theRural' and Social Policy: Michael Woods.
3. Rural Movements in Europe: Scandinavia and the AccessionStates: Vanessa Halhead.
4. Market-based Governance and the Challenge for RuralGovernments: US Trends: Mildred E. Warner.
5. Between Decentralized Planning and Neo-liberalism: Challengesfor the Survival of the Indigenous People of Kerala, India: DarleyJose Kjosavik, Nadarajah Shanmugaratnam.
6. Child Health in Rural Mexico: Has Progresa Reduced Children'sMorbidity Risks?: Maria C. Huerta.
7. Rurality and Social Inclusion: A Case of Preschool Education:Mark Shucksmith, Janet Shucksmith, Joyce Watt.
8. Jobs in the Bush: Global Industries and Inclusive RuralDevelopment: Robyn Eversole, John Martin.
9. Older People 'on the Edge' in the Countrysides of Europe:George Giacinto Giarchi.
10. Spinning the Rural Agenda: The Countryside Alliance, FoxHunting and Social Policy: Alison Anderson.
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Rezensionen
?This is an interesting -collection with some chapters providingbroad overviews of rural welfare and others detailing the specificsin particular places.? (International Journal of SocialWelfare , July 2009)
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