Community Development on the North Atlantic Margin (2001): Selected Contributions to the Fifteenth International Seminar on Marginal Regions Herausgeber: Hutson, John; Byron, Reginald
Community Development on the North Atlantic Margin (2001): Selected Contributions to the Fifteenth International Seminar on Marginal Regions Herausgeber: Hutson, John; Byron, Reginald
This title was first published in 2001. Isolated communities, dependent upon fishing, farming and forestry, which are scattered around the North Atlantic coast, have shared a disastrous decline during the last decade.
This title was first published in 2001. Isolated communities, dependent upon fishing, farming and forestry, which are scattered around the North Atlantic coast, have shared a disastrous decline during the last decade.
I: New Perspectives on Community Development 1: Looking to the Land: Regional Imagery, Quality Products and Development Strategy in Marginal Rural Regions 2: New Public Management and Peripheral Regions II: The Changing Fortunes of Farming and Fishing in the Economies of Marginal Regions 3: Reflections on the Swedish Policy Responses to the Fisheries Crash of 1967 4: How are Young People Coping with Economic Restructuring? 5: Surviving the Farm Crisis: Ways Forward for Farmers in South West Wales 6: Strategic Marginalisation and Coping Mechanisms: Farm Households in North West France III: Resources and Constraints in Community Development 7: The Problem of the Outsourcing of Service Provision and its Impact on Marginal Regions 8: Crafts Producers on the Celtic Fringe: Marginal Lifestyles in Marginal Regions? 9: The Economic Impact of Welsh National Nature Reserves 10: The Politics of Local Land-Use Planning in Norway 11: Differing Agendas in Community Development: The Case of Self-Build 12: Fighting for Survival: A Comparison of Two Irish Community Development Movements IV: Comparative Perspectives on Marginality and Regionality 13: Continuity and Change in the Rural Economy: Flexibility as a Tradition 14: Appropriating the Margins, Creating a Centre: The Group of Seven and the Construction of Canadian National Identity Conclusion 15: New Directions in Community Development
I: New Perspectives on Community Development 1: Looking to the Land: Regional Imagery, Quality Products and Development Strategy in Marginal Rural Regions 2: New Public Management and Peripheral Regions II: The Changing Fortunes of Farming and Fishing in the Economies of Marginal Regions 3: Reflections on the Swedish Policy Responses to the Fisheries Crash of 1967 4: How are Young People Coping with Economic Restructuring? 5: Surviving the Farm Crisis: Ways Forward for Farmers in South West Wales 6: Strategic Marginalisation and Coping Mechanisms: Farm Households in North West France III: Resources and Constraints in Community Development 7: The Problem of the Outsourcing of Service Provision and its Impact on Marginal Regions 8: Crafts Producers on the Celtic Fringe: Marginal Lifestyles in Marginal Regions? 9: The Economic Impact of Welsh National Nature Reserves 10: The Politics of Local Land-Use Planning in Norway 11: Differing Agendas in Community Development: The Case of Self-Build 12: Fighting for Survival: A Comparison of Two Irish Community Development Movements IV: Comparative Perspectives on Marginality and Regionality 13: Continuity and Change in the Rural Economy: Flexibility as a Tradition 14: Appropriating the Margins, Creating a Centre: The Group of Seven and the Construction of Canadian National Identity Conclusion 15: New Directions in Community Development
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