Revitalising Rural Communities

Williams, Jessica M.; Chu, Vivian H.; Lam, Wai-Fung; Law, Winnie W.Y.

doi:10.1007/978-981-16-5824-2

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“…From outmigration, ageing populations, and the loss of health and education services, rural, regional and remote (RRR) locations are confronting myriad economic, social and political challenges. Addressing these multi-phasic issues is often bundled into the word "revitalization" (Williams et al, 2021). Carrying an imperative to reverse rural decline, an array of theories and tropes are used, including sustainability, resilience and learning communities.…”

Section: Regional Rural and Remote Health Leadershipmentioning

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What If the Four Yorkshiremen Managed Regional Health? Reconfiguring Administration, Management and Leadership in Allied Health beyond the Metropolis

2022

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This article offers testimony that summons an unspoken and unwritten history of regional Allied Health. Constructed in two sections, this article explores foundational models of Allied Health leadership and then probes the disconnection between these models, strategies, policies and procedures, and the lived experience in regional cities. This research probes the potential of Allied Health services in a regional location, beyond supplementing the agenda of large cities. The aim of this article is to demonstrate what has gone wrong in Allied Health in regional Australia, and then provide tropes and strategies for renewal, particularly after the pandemic.

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Section: Regional Rural and Remote Health Leadershipmentioning

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What If the Four Yorkshiremen Managed Regional Health? Reconfiguring Administration, Management and Leadership in Allied Health beyond the Metropolis

2022

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“…Such transformations matter: rural areas are confronting a series of challenges: depopulation, an aging population profile, health provision, educational provision, and loss of economic viability. A series of policy levers have been activated, via resilience and sustainability theories and revitalization and regeneration protocols (Williams et al, 2021). Agricultural economics requires understanding changing land use.…”

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A Food-Led Recovery? Kangaroo Island, Fire and an Ambivalent Future for Tourism

2022

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In January 2020, Kangaroo Island burned. This island at the base of South Australia was ravaged by bushfires. From this tragic event, how can regional development be enabled through a realignment of foodscape and landscape? Food and food tourism activate an intricate bundling of texts and resultant literacies. This article layers an analysis, and builds a textured theoretical surface on a specific landscape. To assemble a project nestled in Kangaroo Island, post-disciplinary knowledge is accessed from food tourism, gastronomic tourism, popular cultural studies, claustropolitan sociology, cultural geography, regional development and creative industries. This article is not a case study. Instead, post-disciplinary theory is frontloaded, to shape and construct a frame for food tourism beyond cliches of regional development.

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