Eastern European Countryside. Tom 9 / 2003

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Articles and Studies: Andrew Cartwright, Nigel Swain: "Finding Farmers": Vital for Policy-Makers but Politically Inexpedient; David L. Brown, Kai A. Schafft: Social Exclusion in Rural Areas of Eastern and Central Europe; Lee-Ann Small: The Opportunity of Subsistence-Style Agriculture in Central and Eastern Europe. Research Reports and Materials: Georg W. Oesterdiekhoff: The Development of Organic Agriculture. Sustainable Development or Industrial Modernisation?; Anastazja Pilichowska: Organic Farming in Poland as a Social Movement; Bettina van Hoven: Womens Lives in Transition in Rural East Germany; Krystyna Szafraniec: Peasants - Moderators of Social Change in Poland; Krystyna Gutkowska: Rural Households in Poland and the Transformation Process; Laszlo J. Kulcsar: Territorial Policy during the Post-Socialist Period in Hungary; Ildiko Nagy Kalamasz: The Creators of a Concept for Small Regional Rural Development; Davide Torsello: Time, Values and Social Roles in a South Slovakian Village. Reviews and Information: Andrzej Rosner: The Institute of Rural and Agricultural Development, Polish Academy of Sciences; The Institute of Agricultural and Food Economics; Agnieszka Kulawiak: How can the Countryside be Helped? A New Approach to the Development of Rural Areas in Central and Eastern Europe; Andrzej Kaleta: Europes New Peripheries. "Europas neue Peripherie. Polens Transformation und Transnationale Integration" by Dorothee Bohle. Classics of Central European Rural Sociology: Michał Głuszkowski: Mychaylo Hruszewski - The Precursor of Rural Sociology in Ukraine (1823-1942)

Książka "Eastern European Countryside. Tom 9 / 2003" - oprawa miękka - Wydawnictwo Uniwersytet Mikołaja Kopernika. Książka posiada 214 stron i została wydana w 2003 r.