2018
DOI: 10.14198/ingeo2018.70.01
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La persistencia de la dualidad rural y el valor de la nueva ruralidad en Castilla y León (España)

Abstract: Castilla y León es una región típica del rural profundo de Europa; con casi 95.000 km2 y solo 2,5 millones de habitantes, destaca por la baja densidad de población, el envejecimiento, el declive demográfico y el predominio de las zonas rurales. La mitad de su población es rural, aunque la agricultura solo emplea el 7% de la mano de obra regional, si bien llega hasta el 80% y el 100% en muchos municipios rurales pequeños.El poblamiento actual, disfuncional, consta de un elevado número de asentamientos, mucho ma… Show more

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“…Similarly, a distinction is also often made between rural areas in the process of depopulation, with very weak economic activity that is highly dependent on agricultural production; intermediate rural areas in which agricultural activity continues to play an important role alongside other emerging economic activities; and rural areas presenting an extraordinary transformation of their economy and whereby agricultural activity has become relatively unimportant as urban activities and functions acquire greater protagonism. In fact, these comprise zones that fall between the countryside and the city where intensive rural urbanization or peri-urbanization processes are taking place (Bibby, 2004;Alario et al 2018).…”
Section: Introduction: Theoretical Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, a distinction is also often made between rural areas in the process of depopulation, with very weak economic activity that is highly dependent on agricultural production; intermediate rural areas in which agricultural activity continues to play an important role alongside other emerging economic activities; and rural areas presenting an extraordinary transformation of their economy and whereby agricultural activity has become relatively unimportant as urban activities and functions acquire greater protagonism. In fact, these comprise zones that fall between the countryside and the city where intensive rural urbanization or peri-urbanization processes are taking place (Bibby, 2004;Alario et al 2018).…”
Section: Introduction: Theoretical Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the past century in Spain, the first rural exodus was due to the economic crisis of the rural spaces in which the agrarian structures were not modernized, maintaining in them the traditional exploitation model. This was between 1960 and the end of the 70s, a period in which the highest volumes of field-city migration occurred, especially from the regions of the Spanish Plateau (both Castillas, Extremadura, and Aragon), whose population moved abroad or to more industrialized Spanish regions such as País Vasco, Cataluña, or Madrid [35]. The second period runs between the 1980s and 2000 due to the late effects of the oil crisis of 1973 and the industrial reconversions in the northern regions of Spain such as the País Vasco or Asturias in the early 1980s, urban areas entered a certain period of economic crisis and could no longer accommodate a more agrarian population [36], so rural spaces continued to lose population, but at a slower pace.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Desde el inicio de la programación se contemplaron medidas encaminadas a la diversificación de la actividad económica y la mejora de la calidad de vida en las áreas rurales. La diversificación de la actividad económica se contempla a través de la concepción multifuncional y multicultural del espacio rural con nuevas fuentes de ingresos independientes o complementarias de la producción agraria (Alario et al, 2018;Tirado-Ballesteros & Hernández-Hernández, 2018;(Nieto Masot & Cárdenas Alonso, 2015). El turismo rural ha emergido como una alternativa de inversión preferente en los programas LEADER desarrollados en los últimos veinticinco años (Alario et al, 2018); Urquijo, et al, 2018;Tirado-Ballesteros & Hernández-Hernández, 2018).…”
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