Titlebook: Win or Lose in Rural Development; Case Studies from Eu Eugenio Cejudo-García,Francisco Antonio Navarro-Va Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if appli

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Reinvigorating Rural Values and Action—The Shift Towards New Perspectives on Rural Developmenterspective, we also analyze ongoing discussions amongst research and policy actors in favour of a shift towards a long-term vision that departs from “business-as-usual” frameworks. Given the spatial diversity, legacy and institutional contexts, we believe that a fine geographical scale is of great i

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How Do Local Action Groups Connect to External Development Institutions? A Webometric Analysis in Ditwork analysis of the collected data was performed, with particular emphasis on the geographical location of the institutions to which the links lead. The average number of external organizations, whose homepages had been proposed through hyperlinks, was low—less than five per LAG. Only 19 LAG propo

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The Role of Local Factors in the Spatial Concentrations for Rural Development. An Application in thehuman and social capital crucial to stimulate innovation. From this perspective, it is important to identify particular local features and resources that can offer advantages for local development. However, major innovations in terms of policy, governance and skills are also required. Evidence from

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Convergences and Divergences in Rural Community Resilience—Case Studies from Ireland and the United esilience, the significance of place and the influence of economic and institutional externalities in determining levels of resilience and vibrancy. The findings reveal the importance of good governance along with effective structures, strong local leadership and the inclusion of diverse voices in l

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The Role of Cooperation and Tourism in Rural Development—Long-term Research Activities in the Alpujatogether become a famous destination for hiking and rural tourism. These villages are in the western part of the Alpujarra, which belongs to the province of Granada. By contrast, the eastern part of the Alpujarra in the province of Almería is less well-known and is lagging behind. In this chapter, w

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European LEADER Programme (2014–2022) and Local Action for Territorial Development: The Paradox of Iions for the rural environment, in terms of both method and action. As part of a detailed analysis of the coordination of local action in support of territorial innovation, in this research we carried out a case study based on the evaluation of projects financed by the LEADER programme in two Local

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The Practice of Neo-Endogenous Rural Development in Extremadura (Spain): 2014–2020. A Case Study of ysed through interviews with members of the LAG technical teams and various quantitative data, so as to assess their problems, failures, results and good practices and thus be able to offer enlightening insights into the application of neo-endogenous rural development in these areas.

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