Eastern European Countryside. Tom 6 / 2000

Opis książki:

David L. Brown, László Kulcsár - "Rural Families and Rural Development in Central and Eastern Europe"; Kai A. Schafft - "A Network Approach to Understanding Post-Socialist Rural Inequality in the 1990s"; Paweł Starosta, Ewa Rokicka - "Environment and the Quality of Life in the Eastern European Peripheries"; Valeri Patsiorkovski, David J. 0Brien, Larry Dershem - "Changes in Households and Institutions in Rural Russia from 1991-1999"; Krystyna Szafraniec - "The Countryside and the Young Rural Generation"; Jarosław Domalewski - "Rural Youth versus Challenges of the Present Day"; Helena Hudečková, Mihal Loą"ák, Sandie Rikoon - "Reflections of Late Modernity in Land Ownership in the Czech Republic"; Rosemarie Siebert - "Socio-economic Changes in the East German Countryside"; Agnes Neményi - "Rural Households in Romania - Structure, Income, Consumption"; Eira Varis - "Transitional Survival Strategies of Peripheral Resource Communities in Hungary and North-Western Russia"; Marie Horalíková, Věra Majerová - "Will They Find Jobs in Agriculture?"; David L. Brown, Ana Bandlerová - "Research Needs for Rural Development in Central and Eastern Europe"; Jerzy Wilkin - "IX European Congress of Agricultural Economists Preparations, Course and Results"; Andrzej Hałasiewicz - "Regional Development and Processes of Globalization (James Cécora, Cultivating Grass-Roots for Regional Development in a Globalising Economy, Ashgate 1999)"; Rossitsa Rangelova - "Countryside in the Process of Transition"; Iwona Leśniewicz - "The Agrarian Sector Competitiveness and the Integration Processes".

Książka "Eastern European Countryside. Tom 6 / 2000" - oprawa miękka - Wydawnictwo Uniwersytet Mikołaja Kopernika. Książka posiada 176 stron i została wydana w 2000 r.