Eastern European Countryside. Tom 8 / 2002

Opis książki:

Michael Hainz "Globalization, Interregional Competition and Economically Relevant Institutions in Rural Areas" Ilkka Alanen "Soviet Community Spirit and the Fight over the Rural Future of the Baltic Countries" Viktor Artemov, Olga Novokhatskaia "Conditions and Way of Life of the Rural Population in Siberia: Trends of the 1990s" Grzegorz Foryś, Krzysztof Gorlach "The Dynamics of Polish Peasant Protests under Post-Communism" Enike Veress "What is Really beyond Communism? Romanian Rural Space between Traditionalism and Modernity" Arkadiusz Karwacki "The Culture of Poverty in the Post-State Farm Community" Peter Csillag, Sandor Elek, Akos Nemeth "Family Farming in Hungary" Janet H. Momsen, Iren Kukorelli Szerenyi "Gender and Rural Entrepreneurship in Post-Communist East and West Hungary" Ernfi Kovacs, Zsuzsanna Bacsi "Small Business Development along Lake Balaton in Hungary" Edward Majewski, Andrzej Bednarek, Marie Bagel "Environmental Awareness of Polish Farmers" Hanus Schimmerling, Vera Majerova "Rural Sociology in the Czech Republic: a review and future prospects" Karolina Drobnik "Helping Academics in Central Eastern Europe - the Research Support Scheme" Agnieszka Kulawiak "An Important Source of Information on Social Research in Central Eastern Europe" Iwona Leśniewicz "The Future of Peasant Culture - Decline or Revival (Europes Green Ring. Leo Granberg, Imre Kovach, Hilary Tovey)" Agnieszka Grela "Changing Land Use Patterns in Central and Eastern European Countries (Agricultural Transformation and Land Use in Central and Eastern Europe. Stephan J. Goetz, Tanja Jaksch, Rosemarie Siebert eds.)" Zbigniew T. Wierzbicki "Ludwik Górski the Precursor of Rural Sociology in Poland (1818-1908)"

Książka "Eastern European Countryside. Tom 8 / 2002" - oprawa miękka - Wydawnictwo Uniwersytet Mikołaja Kopernika. Książka posiada 188 stron i została wydana w 2002 r.