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Bold, Ion; Dragomir, Vili; Lăcătuşu, George - In: Agrarian economy and rural development : realities and …, (pp. 46-53). 2015

Agrarian structures are synthetic expression of evolution / devolution of agriculture. Dynamic analysis on 25 years of Romanian agriculture highlights the characteristics and future prospects in the context of the National Rural Development Plan - RDP from 2014 to 2020 and the EU's Common...

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Scenarios of developing private brands for food products

Ion, Raluca Andreea; Ariciu, Adrian Laurentiu - In: Agrarian economy and rural development : realities and …, (pp. 434-440). 2015

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Infrastructure gap in South Asia : inequality of access to infrastructure services

Biller, Dan; Andrés, Luis; Dappe, Matías Herrera - 2014

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Regional variation in urbanisation in India and the emergence of new towns

Chatterjee, Mahalaya - 2014

India, a country with a vast land area and population, has crossed the 30% level only in terms of urbanization as per … these statutory towns, Census authority of India declares some areas as towns if they satisfy the following three criteria … by the forces affecting the process of urbanisation and partly by the post-independence experience of India in economic …

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Private low-cost housing and the peri-urban frontier : the economics of building outside Indian cities

Sinha, Nikhilesh; Dastur, Shahen - 2012

This paper examines the role that the private sector can play in the creation of low-cost housing stock in India. We …

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Model for identification of management degree in Brazilian coffee production

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Territory branding as a strategy for rural development : experiences from Italy

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Many rural areas make increasing recourse to the use of territorial marks to achieve a development goal, foster reputation as well as preserve their identity, their cultural, social and environmental resources. Despite the growing interest of the literature on the topic, territorial marks have...

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