Vol. 16 (2010)

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Vol. 16 (2010)
Thursday, Jun 24, 2010
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Articles and Studies
Multiple Modernities in Bulgaria: Social Strategies of Capitalist Entrepreneurs in the Agrarian Sector
Christian Giordano
5-24
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Civil Society and Environmental Activism in One EU-funded Transport Development Project in Slovakia
Davide Torsello
25-44
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Towards a ‘transverse inter-sectoral debate’? A Case Study of the Rural Partnership Programme (RPP) in Post-Socialist Lithuania
Áine Macken-Walsh
45-64
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Conceptualising the Rise of the Rural Community Movement in Lithuania: A Framework for Analysis
Arunas Juska, Arunas Poviliunas
65-88
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Research Reports and Materials
Social and Administrative Crises Interlocking: The Misery of Rural Peripheries in Hungary
Katalin Kovács
89-114
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Lifelong Learning for Inclusion - between Theory and Practice
Anna Pluskota-Lewandowska
115-130
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The Socio-Demographic Context of Rural Poverty
Jorde Jakimovski
131-156
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Poverty and Social Exclusion in the Rural Areas of Hungary
Krisztina Jász
157-175
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Cultural and Ethnic Determinants of Land Use and Inheritance in Romania
Agnes Nemenyi, Ruth Rossier
175-194
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Reviews and information
Knowledge Society from the Point of View of Rural Sustainability
Péter Tóth
195-198
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Changing Rural Areas
Gabriella Baj
199-202
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Poverty in the Armenian Countryside
Tomasz Marciniak
203-206
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Renewable Natural Resources in North-west Russia
Valery Patsiorkovski
207-212
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Changes in the Way Rural Inhabitants Understand the Concept of Property – Various Perspectives of the Analysis of the Transformation Taking Place in the Countryside
Sylwia Michalska
213-218
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Re-Inventing the Rural: Between the Social and the Natural XXIII ESRS Congress – Vaasa 2009
Natalia Proń-Nowak
219-226
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Fift een years of the International Scientifi c Conference – Vlasina Encounters (1995–2009)
Ðura Stevanović
227-230
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Classics of Central European Rural Sociology
Herbert Kötter – an outstanding German rural and agricultural sociologist
Gerd Vonderach
231-238
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