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Tourism management literature in the last decades has paid much attention to the study of resident perceptions and attitudes towards tourism development. Results of empirical research have variously linked such perceptions and attitudes to issues of socio-economic growth and socio-environmental...
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capable to achieve economic, environmental and social sustainability. However, the evaluation of programmes and policies in … terms of sustainability in the domain of urban regions needs the selection of proper indicators among the ones proposed by … the theoretical literature and by international organisations. In fact, the intrinsic complexity of sustainability …
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mapping and managing sustainability of the mountain ? disadvantaged areas, whether tourism development in mountain areas and …
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Spatial econometrics has recently been appraised in a theme issue of the Journal of Regional Science. Partridge et al. (2012) provide an overview of the three contributing papers, the most critical being Gibbons and Overman (2012). Although some of the critiques raised are valid, they are issues...
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Many scholars, since the early 2000s, advocate for the integration of institutionalist and communitarian views of social capital generation in order to explain civil society dynamics, in particular in countries ? such as former communist states - characterized by transitional processes, with a...
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Since the 80s we have been facing a rising phase of the globalization process , based on the evolution of the American model of capitalism and on the emerging power of China and other developing countries. At global level technological innovation is crucial for triggering information revolution...
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Over the past years a large number of regional growth theories have been developed and a number of models have been built in an effort to describe, explain and eventually predict regional development trends. However, until a few years ago, the large majority of those models assumed the existence...
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Industrial agriculture and its technological package (intensive farming, mechanization, use of chemicals) are no longer in position to ensure food security (Altieri et al., 2012). To overcome the strongly negative externalities produced by this model, agroecological transition may be considered...
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make sustainability decision-making more objective, systematic and rigorous. The growth or decline of a country or region …
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The current historical moment is a great opportunity for a new development model for rethinking forms and space on the one hand and, on the other hand, the factors of production - labor and materials - and social (Appold, Kasarda, 1990), which starts from the context, then it identifies the...
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