Add to ORKGHow rural transformation in the majority world is described and explained shapes how the future is imagined, and it has the potential to constrain or open up possibilities for local development. This chapter expands the range of available representations of rural change by attending to the diverse economies of rural areas and the ecological and ethical dynamics by which they are transformed. Drawing on insights from an action research project conducted in a rural municipality in the Philippines and engagements with ecological thinking, we outline how rural dynamics can be rethought such that different development pathways can be animated- ones that strengthen community economies and create well being directly
Poverty among the small cultivators in the Philippines remains widespread despite a general increase...
Inequitable distribution and the lack of access to land are often the driving forces behind poverty ...
Responding to the world’s instability in the economy, society, and in theenvironment, initiatives ...
Rural communities all over South East Asia are facing major challenges as they try to shape their ec...
Rural communities all over South East Asia are facing major challenges as they try to shape their ec...
About two-thirds of the Philippine population resides in the rural areas, earning an average family ...
The rural world offers a heterogeneous picture caused by a rich past and varied responses to a diver...
A conceptual framework influenced by the concept of moral ecology is developed and used to analyze t...
Rural agricultural communities have played an important role in Thailand's drive for industrialisati...
This paper attempts to identify a number of emerging population-relevant rural scenarios that requir...
The article explores the potential of rural areas to contribute to sustainability by recasting their...
Pre-print versionAbout 3.3 billion people live in the rural areas of Africa, Asia and Latin America;...
Community-based social enterprises offer a new strategy for people-centred local economic developmen...
Many rural households in Asia have been able to move out of poverty in the presence of increasing sc...
Agritourism has often been framed as a means to revitalize a declining rural economy by improving an...
Poverty among the small cultivators in the Philippines remains widespread despite a general increase...
Inequitable distribution and the lack of access to land are often the driving forces behind poverty ...
Responding to the world’s instability in the economy, society, and in theenvironment, initiatives ...
Rural communities all over South East Asia are facing major challenges as they try to shape their ec...
Rural communities all over South East Asia are facing major challenges as they try to shape their ec...
About two-thirds of the Philippine population resides in the rural areas, earning an average family ...
The rural world offers a heterogeneous picture caused by a rich past and varied responses to a diver...
A conceptual framework influenced by the concept of moral ecology is developed and used to analyze t...
Rural agricultural communities have played an important role in Thailand's drive for industrialisati...
This paper attempts to identify a number of emerging population-relevant rural scenarios that requir...
The article explores the potential of rural areas to contribute to sustainability by recasting their...
Pre-print versionAbout 3.3 billion people live in the rural areas of Africa, Asia and Latin America;...
Community-based social enterprises offer a new strategy for people-centred local economic developmen...
Many rural households in Asia have been able to move out of poverty in the presence of increasing sc...
Agritourism has often been framed as a means to revitalize a declining rural economy by improving an...
Poverty among the small cultivators in the Philippines remains widespread despite a general increase...
Inequitable distribution and the lack of access to land are often the driving forces behind poverty ...
Responding to the world’s instability in the economy, society, and in theenvironment, initiatives ...