In the arena of rural development, a number of initiatives have adopted the idea of a hub to deliver improved services, promote business development and support local communities. This editorial sets out the rationale for a Special Issue that seeks to understand the additional value that hubs can provide. In particular, we assess their overlapping social and economic goals and the implications for networks and strategies to create, develop and sustain successful hubs. Additionally, we explore opportunities for innovation and new collaborations among different types of hubs with different organisational models and conceptualise how best to develop the ‘spokes’ that are essential for connecting hubs to both their local communities and to wide...
Counterurbanisation is transforming rural communities and has implications for entrepreneurial oppor...
RURAL ENTREPRENEURS IN AND AROUND THE TYNE VALLEY SHARE ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CONCERNS ...
Coworking has been a largely urban phenomenon although new initiatives are emerging in rural areas. ...
In the arena of rural development, a number of initiatives have adopted the idea of a hub to deliver...
Co-locating services has become a common solution to the many longstanding challenges of service acc...
The Aspen Institute, Community Strategies Group conducted an analysis of 43 Rural Development Hubs f...
The transition to a digitally inclusive and knowledge-based rural society can be challenging. Digita...
This article offers a conceptualization of rural digital hubs and outlines the variations among them...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Springer via the DOI in ...
Creative and cultural industries are an increasingly significant element of rural and island economi...
This in-depth case study of a Rural Hub Town delivers new evidence for place makers, with insights t...
There is limited experience with innovation policies in rural areas, often based on a one-size-fits-...
Innovation ecosystems are an emerging concept to describe place-based clusters of companies and othe...
Counterurbanisation is transforming rural communities and has implications for entrepreneurial oppor...
RURAL ENTREPRENEURS IN AND AROUND THE TYNE VALLEY SHARE ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CONCERNS ...
Coworking has been a largely urban phenomenon although new initiatives are emerging in rural areas. ...
In the arena of rural development, a number of initiatives have adopted the idea of a hub to deliver...
Co-locating services has become a common solution to the many longstanding challenges of service acc...
The Aspen Institute, Community Strategies Group conducted an analysis of 43 Rural Development Hubs f...
The transition to a digitally inclusive and knowledge-based rural society can be challenging. Digita...
This article offers a conceptualization of rural digital hubs and outlines the variations among them...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Springer via the DOI in ...
Creative and cultural industries are an increasingly significant element of rural and island economi...
This in-depth case study of a Rural Hub Town delivers new evidence for place makers, with insights t...
There is limited experience with innovation policies in rural areas, often based on a one-size-fits-...
Innovation ecosystems are an emerging concept to describe place-based clusters of companies and othe...
Counterurbanisation is transforming rural communities and has implications for entrepreneurial oppor...
RURAL ENTREPRENEURS IN AND AROUND THE TYNE VALLEY SHARE ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CONCERNS ...
Coworking has been a largely urban phenomenon although new initiatives are emerging in rural areas. ...