Vol. 21 (2015): Eastern European Countryside

Vol. 21 (2015): Eastern European Countryside
Tuesday, Apr 23, 2024
This issue table of contents
Articles and Studies
E-learning as a Diffusion of Innovation in the Rural Areas of the European Union
Andrzej Kaleta
5 – 18
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Agricultural Holdings in Hilly-Mountain Areas in Slovenia before and after the Accession to the European Union
Kristina Knific, Štefan Bojnec
19 – 34
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Research Reports and Materials
Rural Families and Households in Post-Socialist Transition: Serbian Experience
Jovana Čikić, Marica Petrović
35 – 62
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The Customary Identity of the Coppersmiths Clan in Oltenia: Between Tradition and Modernity
Preda Preda, Iuliana Vijulie, Gabriela Manea, Alina Mareci
Territorial Aspects of Regional Identity and Respondents’ Identification with the Region and Place: Case Study of Slovakia
Slavomír Bucher, Štefánia Nováková
81 - 109
Some Social and Regional Lessons of a Complex Roma Integration Programme (Case Study from a Hungarian Rural Area)
Róbert Tésits, Alpek B. Levente, Rebeka Szabó
111 – 136
Contribution to the Research on Rural Resorts in the Function of Tourism Products and Services Distribution: the Example of the Republic of Croatia
Damir Demonja, Tatjana Gredičak
137 - 151
Implementation of the Natura 2000 Network in Poland – an Opportunity or a Threat to Sustainable Development of Rural Areas? Study on Local Stakeholders’ Perception
Waldemar Chmielewski, Magdalena Głogowska
153 - 169
Reviews and information
Coerced Modernization in the Eastern European Countryside
Laszlo Kulcsar Jr.
171 – 175
Rural Poland at the Beginning of the 21st Century
Magdalena Sternicka-Kowalska
177 – 183
Social Research Studies of the Village in the Historical Perspective: the Family Farm Formerly and Now
Elwira Piszczek
185 – 196
The Central Eastern European Countryside Transformation – Balance of Two Decades
Monika Kwiecińska-Zdrenka
197 – 204
Department of the Sociology of Rural Areas of Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń
Grzegorz Zabłocki
205 – 212