New rurality and the experience of place: the small rural locality of La Niña, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Torres, Pedro Sergio Urquijo; Bocco, Gerardo; Noguez, Andrew Boni

doi:10.1007/s10708-017-9834-3

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“…According to Metcalf, perhaps the most compelling measure of success for self-organizing communities is the sheer ability to survive [39]. At the 1993 meeting, the International Communal Studies Association (ICSA) also suggested that: The concept of new rurality emphasizes the diversification of activities and livelihoods beyond the agricultural [34]. In the Chinese context, this term first appeared in 2005, which describes the new conditions in rural areas and proposes a new urban-rural relationship.…”

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“…In the interview, the person in charge of AnotherLand's architecture pointed out that with the increasing popularity of self-organizing communities in recent years, it has become a pioneer of rural transformation in South China. The concept of new rurality emphasizes the diversification of activities and livelihoods beyond the agricultural [34]. In the Chinese context, this term first appeared in 2005, which describes the new conditions in rural areas and proposes a new urban-rural relationship.…”

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Sustainability and Resilience of Alternative Lifestyles: An Ethnography of Self-organizing Communities in South China

Wang

2020

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As a manifestation of sustainability, self-organizing communities (SOCs) have been proven to be increasingly related to the environmental issues and living space crisis in the urban areas. Many social groups regard self-organizing communities as an ideal alternative to the problems of rapid urbanization since they challenge unsustainable materialism and consumerism. To penetrate this idea into a wider range of socio-cultural, economic, and political activities, such communities are moving towards becoming economically cooperative social entities and are usually characterized by small scale, co-construction, and co-creation. Community studies further point out that contemporary communities are somewhat decentralized, giving members a good sustainable mix of freedom and togetherness. This means that, compared to traditional communes, individualized differences within self-organizing communities are more prominent. They are susceptible to different cultural and political contexts, which have received little attention from Chinese scholars. To fill this gap, this study adopts ethnographic approaches to explore the lifestyle experiments of a self-organizing community (AnotherLand) in South China. It reviews the difficulties associated with identifying and characterizing SOCs. It examines how this self-organizing community maintains its sustainability by experimenting with specific lifestyles (internal factors) and building extensive social networks (external factors). It further suggests that sustainability should be taken as an essential conceptual framework for embodying the success or failure of self-organizing communities.

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Sustainability and Resilience of Alternative Lifestyles: An Ethnography of Self-organizing Communities in South China

Wang

2020

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“…1005-1028 _________________________Revista Venezolana de Gerencia, Año 24 No. 88, 2019 favoreciendo la recuperación económica de las áreas en crisis (Arrighetti et al, 2016;Stanescu et al, 2013), mejorando la capacidad de resiliencia de la comunidad para enfrentar las presiones del medio (Marquis, 2009) y permitiendo entornos favorables para atraer nuevos miembros que contribuyan al proceso de revitalización rural (Avramenko y Silver, 2010;Hedlund et al, 2017;Urquijo et al, 2017). Fuente: elaboración propia literatura sobre el emprendimiento rural con el periodo histórico en el cual se desarrolla; sin embargo, se nota a partir del año de 1966; surgen varios autores que abordan el emprendimiento rural desde diferentes perspectivas, sin que se pueda establecer una conexión cualitativa con la coyuntura económica en la cual se desarrollan.…”

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Evolución del papel del emprendedor rural: del agricultor subordinado del siglo XVIII al empresario rural actual

2019

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“…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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Identificación espacio temporal de la incidencia del turismo en la dinámica poblacional rural en la Comunitat Valenciana

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Río

2020

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<p>This paper analyzes the impact on the population dynamics of the different European Initiatives LEADER for rural development in the Valencian Community. This relationship is studied through the analysis of indicators related to public investment and tourism offer in those regions where investment projects have been implemented in the different programming periods. It has been investigated the existence of similar trends between the evolution over time of these indicators and the population, and although the series presents similar behaviors, there is no evidence enough to affirm that tourist investment in small rural municipalities of the Valencian Region has had a positive impact on the population evolution.</p>

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New rurality and the experience of place: the small rural locality of La Niña, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Cited by 12 publications

References 8 publications

Sustainability and Resilience of Alternative Lifestyles: An Ethnography of Self-organizing Communities in South China

Sustainability and Resilience of Alternative Lifestyles: An Ethnography of Self-organizing Communities in South China

Evolución del papel del emprendedor rural: del agricultor subordinado del siglo XVIII al empresario rural actual

Identificación espacio temporal de la incidencia del turismo en la dinámica poblacional rural en la Comunitat Valenciana

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