Migration into rural areas: theories and issues/
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Chichester:
John Wiley & Sons,
c1998
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Table of Contents:
- Preface
- 1. Migration, rurality and the post-productivist countryside. Keith Halfacree and Paul Boyle
- 2. Studying counterurbanisation and the rural population turnaround. Tony Champion
- 3. Counterurbanisation and social class. Tony Fielding
- 4. Contrasting the counterurbanisation experience in European nations. Thomas Kontuly
- 5. Concentrated immigration, restructuring and the 'selective' deconcentration of the United States population. William H. Frey and Kenneth M. Johnson
- 6. The hypothesis of welfare-led migration to rural areas: the Australia case. Graeme Hugo and Martin Bell
- 7. Inside looking out; outside looking in. Different experiences of cultural competence in rural lifestyles. Paul Cloke, Mark Goodwin and Paul Milbourne
- 8. Indigeneity, identity and locality: perspectives on Swaledale. Shaun Fielding
- 9. Class, colonization and lifestyle strategies in Gower. Paul Cloke, Martin Phillips and Nigel Thrift
- 10. Middle class mobility, rural communities and the politics of exclusion. Jonathan Murdoch and Graham Day
- 11. Neo-tribes, migration and the post-productivist countryside. Keith Halfacree
- 12. Counterurbanisation, fragmentation and the paradox of rural idyll. Matthew Gorton, John White and Ian Chaston
- 14. Neglected gender dimensions of rural social restructuring. Jenny Agg and Martin Phillips
- 15. Migration into rural communities: questioning the language of counterurbanisation. Jane Allan and Elizabeth Mooney
- 16. Migration into rural areas: a collective behavior framework? Paul Boyle and Keith Halfacree
- List of illustrations
- List of tables
- List of contributors
- Index