The purpose of this study is to investigate municipal development activities of rural oriented areas of the west coast of Sweden. The chosen municipalities for this study are Tanum, Munkedal, Sotenäs and Orust where the aim is to give an understanding to the different municipalities work towards achieving local development and opposing depopulation. The nature of this study is primarily qualitative with a lightly deductive orientation since the presented concept of push and pulls factors of migration and the concept of governance with top down and bottom up approaches is used to understand and analyze the empirics. The empirics of this study give answer to the population situation of the municipalities, the prioritized factors for local dev...
The 1862 municipal laws and the charters of 1874 - Byggnads - och Brandstadga för rikets städer, cha...
The Swedish municipalities are continually changing their population, both in size and composition. ...
This article investigates how the international wave of decentralisation of development policy, prom...
The objective of the study at hand is to explore the phenomenon of rural depopulation and more speci...
The depopulation of the Swedish region Härjedalen between 1950 and 1970 is the subject of this study...
In Sweden, growing processes and shrinking processes take place simultaneously since decades. The fo...
Despite stable growth in the national population, many rural municipalities in Sweden are suffering ...
In this paper, the phenomenon of population decline has been looked at. The focus has been on popula...
More and more people choose to move from the countryside into the cities, which can eventually have ...
About half of the municipalities in Sweden are experiencing a demographic decline and most of these ...
In the north of Sweden a lot of the municipalities struggle with depopulation and a negative develop...
To contribute to more balanced perspectives on sub-municipal population change in sparsely populated...
In Sweden many local development groups (LDG’s) have been formed at the village level during last 40...
Swedish municipalities have changed more or less continuously for a long time and in many different ...
The 1862 municipal laws and the charters of 1874 - Byggnads - och Brandstadga för rikets städer, cha...
The Swedish municipalities are continually changing their population, both in size and composition. ...
This article investigates how the international wave of decentralisation of development policy, prom...
The objective of the study at hand is to explore the phenomenon of rural depopulation and more speci...
The depopulation of the Swedish region Härjedalen between 1950 and 1970 is the subject of this study...
In Sweden, growing processes and shrinking processes take place simultaneously since decades. The fo...
Despite stable growth in the national population, many rural municipalities in Sweden are suffering ...
In this paper, the phenomenon of population decline has been looked at. The focus has been on popula...
More and more people choose to move from the countryside into the cities, which can eventually have ...
About half of the municipalities in Sweden are experiencing a demographic decline and most of these ...
In the north of Sweden a lot of the municipalities struggle with depopulation and a negative develop...
To contribute to more balanced perspectives on sub-municipal population change in sparsely populated...
In Sweden many local development groups (LDG’s) have been formed at the village level during last 40...
Swedish municipalities have changed more or less continuously for a long time and in many different ...
The 1862 municipal laws and the charters of 1874 - Byggnads - och Brandstadga för rikets städer, cha...
The Swedish municipalities are continually changing their population, both in size and composition. ...
This article investigates how the international wave of decentralisation of development policy, prom...