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This book explores current theoretical and policy developments in EU rural policy during the 4.0 period. The authors offer an analysis of the contradictory and complex drivers and multiple impacts of Period 4.0 policy within the specific territorial context of its implementation.
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This book explores current theoretical and policy developments in EU rural policy during the 4.0 period. The authors offer an analysis of the contradictory and complex drivers and multiple impacts of Period 4.0 policy within the specific territorial context of its implementation.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 363g
- ISBN-13: 9781032085838
- ISBN-10: 1032085835
- Artikelnr.: 62150100
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 363g
- ISBN-13: 9781032085838
- ISBN-10: 1032085835
- Artikelnr.: 62150100
Martin P¿lucha is Professor of Regional Science at the University of Economics, Prague, Czech Republic. Prof. Edward Kasabov, Professor in Marketing, Tallinna Tehnikaülikool (Tallinn University of Technology - TalTech).
Contents Table of contents
Part I: Introduction
Part II: Rural studies in Period 4.0 - theoretical departures
2. Defining rural areas: a never-ending exercise?
3. Analysis of Period 4.0 factors in the context of theoretical approaches to rural studies
4. Paradigms of rural, farm and agricultural diversification
5. The policy context - Development paradigm of or stabilisation of rural areas?
6. Partial conclusion
Part III: Territorial drivers of Rural Development 4.0
7. Digital rural regions - infrastructure and agenda
8. Public services in the countryside - context, problems and relevant policy-making
9. The role of human resources in Period 4.0 - challenges of rural labour markets, education and training, and territorial specifics of EU countries
10. Territorial urban-rural links - new trends and drivers of regional development
11. Partial conclusion
Part IV: The Neo-productivist paradigm of Rural Development Policy - challenges ahead
12. Rural Studies and Rural Development Policy: A Complex, Charged and Contradictory Nexus
13. Neo-productivism in the EU's rural development policy-making
14. Coherence and mismatch of Neo-productivist Rural Policy and Countryside 4.0
15. Methodological context of rural development policy assessment
16. Partial conclusion
Part V: Conclusions
Appendix I: About the Author/Editor
Part I: Introduction
Part II: Rural studies in Period 4.0 - theoretical departures
2. Defining rural areas: a never-ending exercise?
3. Analysis of Period 4.0 factors in the context of theoretical approaches to rural studies
4. Paradigms of rural, farm and agricultural diversification
5. The policy context - Development paradigm of or stabilisation of rural areas?
6. Partial conclusion
Part III: Territorial drivers of Rural Development 4.0
7. Digital rural regions - infrastructure and agenda
8. Public services in the countryside - context, problems and relevant policy-making
9. The role of human resources in Period 4.0 - challenges of rural labour markets, education and training, and territorial specifics of EU countries
10. Territorial urban-rural links - new trends and drivers of regional development
11. Partial conclusion
Part IV: The Neo-productivist paradigm of Rural Development Policy - challenges ahead
12. Rural Studies and Rural Development Policy: A Complex, Charged and Contradictory Nexus
13. Neo-productivism in the EU's rural development policy-making
14. Coherence and mismatch of Neo-productivist Rural Policy and Countryside 4.0
15. Methodological context of rural development policy assessment
16. Partial conclusion
Part V: Conclusions
Appendix I: About the Author/Editor
Contents Table of contents
Part I: Introduction
Part II: Rural studies in Period 4.0 - theoretical departures
2. Defining rural areas: a never-ending exercise?
3. Analysis of Period 4.0 factors in the context of theoretical approaches to rural studies
4. Paradigms of rural, farm and agricultural diversification
5. The policy context - Development paradigm of or stabilisation of rural areas?
6. Partial conclusion
Part III: Territorial drivers of Rural Development 4.0
7. Digital rural regions - infrastructure and agenda
8. Public services in the countryside - context, problems and relevant policy-making
9. The role of human resources in Period 4.0 - challenges of rural labour markets, education and training, and territorial specifics of EU countries
10. Territorial urban-rural links - new trends and drivers of regional development
11. Partial conclusion
Part IV: The Neo-productivist paradigm of Rural Development Policy - challenges ahead
12. Rural Studies and Rural Development Policy: A Complex, Charged and Contradictory Nexus
13. Neo-productivism in the EU's rural development policy-making
14. Coherence and mismatch of Neo-productivist Rural Policy and Countryside 4.0
15. Methodological context of rural development policy assessment
16. Partial conclusion
Part V: Conclusions
Appendix I: About the Author/Editor
Part I: Introduction
Part II: Rural studies in Period 4.0 - theoretical departures
2. Defining rural areas: a never-ending exercise?
3. Analysis of Period 4.0 factors in the context of theoretical approaches to rural studies
4. Paradigms of rural, farm and agricultural diversification
5. The policy context - Development paradigm of or stabilisation of rural areas?
6. Partial conclusion
Part III: Territorial drivers of Rural Development 4.0
7. Digital rural regions - infrastructure and agenda
8. Public services in the countryside - context, problems and relevant policy-making
9. The role of human resources in Period 4.0 - challenges of rural labour markets, education and training, and territorial specifics of EU countries
10. Territorial urban-rural links - new trends and drivers of regional development
11. Partial conclusion
Part IV: The Neo-productivist paradigm of Rural Development Policy - challenges ahead
12. Rural Studies and Rural Development Policy: A Complex, Charged and Contradictory Nexus
13. Neo-productivism in the EU's rural development policy-making
14. Coherence and mismatch of Neo-productivist Rural Policy and Countryside 4.0
15. Methodological context of rural development policy assessment
16. Partial conclusion
Part V: Conclusions
Appendix I: About the Author/Editor