Access to the Countryside
Applying mobile information and communications technology to countryside access
... Although usage of the Thatcham QR code trails was lower than hoped, nevertheless those that did so indicated that they had a positive experience. The success of navigational apps like Viewranger also attests to solid ...
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Landowners' liability? is perception of the risk of liability for visitors accidents a barrier to countryside access?
... an access-remit or a professional safety management culture and who have less direct experience of legal and public policy processes) may be considerably more vulnerable to an over-stated risk perception of ...
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The Co-operative Holidays Association and the cultural formation of countryside leisure practice
... organised countryside holidays until well into the second half of the twentieth ...the countryside as a leisure space and to the cultural formation of modern countryside leisure ...of ...
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Wandering lonely: women's access to the English romantic countryside
... To reduce him all of a sudden to a soft and sedentary life would be to imprison him, to enchain him, to keep him in a violent and constrained state… He needs fresh air, movement, toil. Even when he is at Sophie’s knee, ...
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Life long learning in rural areas: a report to the Countryside Agency
... with access/travel costs to education 12 ...with access/travel costs is provided from the FE Access Fund) and subsequently at other schemes indicated in section ...
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The Brazilian Policy of Irrigated Perimeters and its Major Developments in Ceará
... have access to the lands through the projects was replaced, conquering not only public opinion but also propagating a response to the social movements of the countryside (which fought for agrarian reform ...
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Social factors influencing the differences between developed and less developed regions
... rary countryside is characterized as follows: Viability of rural communities is an outcome of many factors, including the density of population, age structure, access to health, education and recreational ...
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A Structural Equation Modelling for Crm Development in Rural Tourism in the Catalan Pyrenees
... in countryside planning, advising on what products will be acceptable for the target audiences, which communications programme will be the most effective and what access systems will be optimal ...
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Mapping of Grocery Stores in Slovak Countryside in Context of Food Deserts
... Food security is o en associated with hunger and food accessibility. In terms of food deserts, attention is given to the accessibility of food, and can discuss the three main barriers aff ecting food accessibility: ...
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Growth in a Traditional Society: The French Countryside, 1450 1815
... If this analysis is anywhere near the truth then it raises some other questions. It become important to know what proportion of the land was worked in large farms and in small units because we may actually be looking at ...
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The Transformation of the Cooperative Financial Mode in the Countryside of China and the Future Choice
... the countryside, based on kinship and geographical ...expand access to higher loan scale and income, they prefer to compete with other rural financial institutions for the “high quality ...
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Entrepreneurial Intentions: A Study on Students from Countryside University
... However, there is scarce evidence in the entrepreneurship literature regarding the measurement of EI among students who are learning at institutions which are far away from the true culture of entrepreneurship in the ...
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Mean fields: New Age Travellers, the English countryside and Thatcherism
... A similar pattern of behaviour among participants has been observed in research into fads and fashions; a period of latency is noted when it is followed only by a few, just a s in the 1970s the traveller phenomenon was ...
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The need of information and extension service for the countryside and its development (the opinions of local actors)
... of access in the countryside is the availability of ...the countryside got its dimension by the respondents of both groups in the frame of the whole discussion by a very wide range of expressions and ...
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Require Of Trained Teachers in Countryside Schools
... and access to education is the major concern in rural schools as there are fewer committed teachers, lack of proper text books and learning material in the ...
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Agricultural research: traditions and innovations in sociological monographic study of countryside
... rediscovering countryside as a social space, place for living that performs social and ecologic functions with the equal importance as the economic functions have (just like it is nowadays included in the global ...
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On Clansman Culture Pushing Forward the Development of New Socialist Countryside
... socialist countryside is to popularize the enterprising spirit of the clans and imbue generations of young people with noble ...the countryside will overflow with vigor and life ...
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Wild vascular plants gathered for consumption in the Polish countryside: a review
... The first list of edible plants of Poland was published by Mowszowicz [29]. He earlier published a similar paper on spices [30]. However this author did not include detailed references about the origin of his information ...
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Ideology and education : a case study of the major debates and ideological conflicts in the development of contemporary Chinese education.
... supersession to overcome the fundamental difference that had divided the town from the countryside. He speculated that creation of new econonic entities which were [r] ...
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Reconstructing the Past and the Present: The Ethnographic Films Made by the Estonian National Museum (1961–1989)
... Estonian roots, and of a population of Soviet workers, changed the ethnic composi- tion of the population, and reduced considerably the part of the native Estonians in it (Parming 1972; Taagepera 1981). This is crucial ...
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