Titlebook: Demographic Change in Australia‘s Rural Landscapes; Implications for Soc Gary W. Luck,Rosemary Black,Digby Race Book 2010 Springer Science+

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Mrishika Kannan Nair,Richa Gupta actively creating opportunities from options. Policy developers can influence the opportunities farming families create by changing some of the options available. The two major policy alternatives for conserving biodiversity on farmland are to create options that encourage people to conserve biodiv

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-61063-9ng industry, to acquire a profession, and to seek professional fulfilment outside of farming. Theoretically this is linked to the process of individualisation, which not only may be influenced by the mothers, but also by an influx of so-called lifestyle migrants. The discussion includes the view of

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Gary W. Luck,Rosemary Black,Digby RaceIntegrated interdisciplinary approach Focus on rural landscapes Implications for planning policy

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-83496-8While most of Australia’s population lives in an urban environment, the dimensions of demographic change are more complex than a steady leakage of rural people to the cities. There is a simultaneous migration of rural people to other rural and regional areas, and urban people to new coastal, rural a

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Springer Series in Optical Sciences capital and ideas between cities and rural towns and regions. Yet we know relatively little about the push and pull forces drawing city residents into rural areas, or the medium- to long-term consequences of ex-urban in-migration for local land uses and the demographic and socio-economic compositio