"Vulnerability and Resilience of the Mining Communities. The Case of Bukovina Region, Romania "

Matei, Daniela; Chiriță, Viorel

doi:10.24193/jssp.2019.2.08

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“…Figure 3 shows that the majority were conducted in China (8 cases); Romania (7 cases); Spain and Serbia (6 cases each); Greece, Poland, and Ireland (4 cases each); South Africa and Slovenia (3 cases each); Hungary, South Korea, Algeria, Finland, England, Germany, Canada, and Iran (2 cases each) as well as in Sri Lanka, Turkey, Lithuania, United States of America, Peru, Argentina, Malaysia, Portugal, Republic of Macedonia, Austria, Kenya, Croatia, Georgia, France, Botswana, Bulgaria, Italy, Ukraine, New Zealand, Cyprus, Sweden and Estonia (1 case each). Exploring the potential of the area: (Abellán and Martínez, 2021; Ateş and Ateş, 2019;Baum, 2011;Fusté-Forné and Cerdan, 2021;Gilbert, 1993;Gjorgievski and Nakovski, 2012;Jacobs et al, 2020;Juma and Khademi-Vidra, 2019;Kantar and Svržnjak, 2017;Kelfaoui and Rezzaz, 2021;Lantitsou, 2017;Lenao et al, 2014;Lulcheva and Arseniou, 2018;Lun et al, 2016;Matić et al, 2019;Mazilu and Bădiță, 2014;Mirani and Farahani, 2015;Popescu, 2014;Prentovic et al, 2016;Serra-Cantallops et al, 2021;Stratta Fernandez et al, 2018;Zamarreño-Aramendia et al, 2021) 22 28.2…”

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“…The potential of an area is also among the essential factors in creating tourism activities. These capacities occur in form of agricultural products, plantations, and farming (Fusté-Forné and Cerdan, 2021;Ghidouche et al, 2021;Sheridan et al, 2009;Zamarreño-Aramendia et al, 2021), culture (MacDonald andJolliffe, 2003;Mazilu and Bădiță, 2014), unique landscape (Gao et al, 2019;Lulcheva and Arseniou, 2018;Lun et al, 2016;Serra-Cantallops et al, 2021), alternative living area (Mirani and Farahani, 2015), tourism village (Kantar and Svržnjak, 2017) and challenging activities (Prentovic et al, 2016). Potential needs are developed according to the necessities of local communities and subsequently utilized on ethical bases (Sheridan et al, 2009).…”

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The Feasibility of Rural Tourism in Fostering Real Sustainable Development in Host Communities

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Although tourism is identified as a tool for development, it also leads to negative and detrimental impacts. Thus, a survey from the literature point of view is done to ensure that tourism is still available strategy for sustainable rural development.This paper uses four reliable databases, including Web of Science (WOS), Scopus, SAGE Publication, and Emerald Publishing, to look for prior investigations. Systematic Literature Reviews (SLR) were employed as past investigations with a qualitative approach, and data were retrieved using the PRISMA protocol. To be a viable development strategy for rural areas, it is crucial to harmonize the local communities’ economies, social structures, cultures, environments, identities, and values. The key fundamental aspects to creating a sustainable rural tourism development model are also identified in this paper.The development of rural tourism is thought to have a significant impact on creating a sustainable socio-economic system. A well-planned and well-executed rural tourism strategy will inevitably lead to sustained rural development. Here, sustainability refers to improved quality of life, a strong economy, and environmental responsibility.

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