Rural Areas and Development

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2020, volume 17

Evaluation of water management policies in agriculture by measuring the efficiency of different irrigation supply systems

Ruggiero Sardaro and Piermichele La Sala

Functioning of the Family 500+ program on a selected example of rural areas

Arkadiusz Sadowski and Monika Samoląg

Aspects of Business Development in Rural Areas and Amenity Migration as a Potential for Economic Growth of Rural Area

Veronika Vorobljevova and Marie Novotná

Accessibility of regional centre in the light of the number of used public transport lines: transport-disadvantaged rural areas from central Slovakia

Vladimír Székely and Ján Novotný

Service-Driven Farming: Keeping Quality of Life for Ageing Rural Community

Gedminaitė-Raudonė Živilė and Vidickiene Dalia

The Principles of Agribusiness Social Responsibility From Farmer’s Point of View: Lithuanian Case

Vilkė Rita and Gedminaitė-Raudonė Živilė

Long-term vision of rural areas in Hungary, focusing on foresights

Viktória Vásáry and Biró Szabolcs

2019, volume 16

Citizens’ vs practitioners’ perception on the EU regional approach

Monica Tudor, Violeta Florian, Elisabeta Stefania Rosu and Mihaela Kruzslicika

Parameters of the LEADER subsidy distribution with an institutional background in Hungary

Adél Veselicz and Csaba Patkós

Geographical context of the registered LEADER Local Action Groups in Slovakia (EU 2014-2020 programming period)

Vladimír Székely and Ján Novotný

Analyzing the problems of Slovak local stores focusing on the price and availability of dairy products

Marek Petriľák, Elena Horská, Jozef Palkovic and Vladimír Fuga

Challenges of the cohesion policy in Poland. A study on the implementation of regional programmes in Dolnośląskie and Warmińsko-Mazurskie in 2007-2013

Barbara Wieliczko, Paweł Chmieliński, Marcin Gospodarowicz, Adam Wasilewski, Zbigniew Floriańczyk and Marek Wigier

Development of risk management instruments in the EU

Vlado Kovačević and Marko Jeločnik

Unique initiatives for future rural development: culture-uncommon thematic villages in Lithuania

Rita Vilkė and Živilė Gedminaitė-Raudonė

Assessing the views of farmers on the landscape and inclusion in the Ecological Focus Area (EFA) in the context of mandatory (greening) standards

Marie Trantinová and Ivana Darmovzalová

Analysis of local development in Romanian and Hungarian villages

Tibor Farkas and Dóra Kolta

2018, volume 15

Front Matter

European Rural Development Network

Social agriculture as an example of social innovation emerging in rural areas and the role of public policy

Clare Giuliani and Barbara Wieliczko

Sustainable development in rural regions of Slovakia: the role of the National Rural Development Programm

Jana Kozakova, Radovan Savov, Stefan Lancaric and Drahoslav Lančarič

Assessment of strategic factors for local administrative units

Aleksandra Luczak and Agnieszka Kozera

The role of the Institute of Agricultural Economics and Information in the Czech Agricultural Knowledge Information System

Marta Mrnustik Konecna

Competitiveness of Polish agriculture compared to the agriculture of the selected EU countries under the CAP

Anna Rzeszutko and Katarzyna Kita

Resident’s opinion about the quality of life in the commune of Opalenica

Arkadiusz Sadowski

Determinants of farm revenues in the EU-15 countries

Joanna Sredzinska

Differences in accessing Rrural Development Programme (RDP) funds. The impact of financial factors on the support level. The example of municipalities in the Wielkopolska region

Aldona Standar

Rural households in Ukraine: their types, role in agricultural production and rural development, perspectives

Ludmila Stepura and Ivan Svynous

Development of extension services – a challenge for the RDI flow in the agriculture of the Republic of Moldova

Alexandru Stratan, Anatolie Ignat and Eugenia Lucasenco

Changes in networking of rural centres through direct public transport connections: case study of Prešov region, Slovakia

Vladimir Szekely and Daniel Michniak

An innovative method for the evaluation of LAGs and rural development: “A mirror for LAGs”

Marie Trantinova, Jiri Hrabak and Marta Mrnustik Konecna

The significance of social innovation for blue growth in the North Sea

Sander W. K. van den Burg, Katrine Soma and Trond Selnes

Providing sustainability of agro-food chains in Ukraine

Olga Varchenko, Krisanov Dmytro, Elena Shust, Oksana Rudich and Iryna Artimonova

Challenges for farmers’ collaboration in the post-industrial economy

Dalia Vidickiene, Rasa Melnikiene and Zivile Gedminaite-Raudone

Biodiversity monitoring by farmers to sustain ecosystem services of high nature value grasslands in Austria

Maria Zacharias and Wolfgang Ressi

2017, volume 14

The role of Agroforestry Innovation Networks in rural development of the Eastern-European Region pp. 10

Vityi Andrea, María Rosa Mosquera-Losada and Robert Borek

Changes in social and economic development of small farms in Poland pp. 12

Paweł Chmieliński and Bożena Karwat-Woźniak

Profitability and risk of crop and livestock production in Slovak farms pp. 12

Marián Tóth, Tomáš Rábek, Andrea Boháčiková and Ivan Holúbek

Human resources in Slovak agriculture: impact of selected factors pp. 12

Radovan Savov, Drahoslav Lančarič, Jana Kozáková and Veronika Némethová

Enabling environments for rural innovations: lessons learned from Rural Development Programmes in Italy, 2007-2013 pp. 12

Simona Cristiano, Patrizia Proietti and Marta Striano

Understanding the initiators of social innovation in rural areas pp. 12

Judit Katonáné Kovács, Andrea Szabados, Anna Augustyn and Paulo Alves

Polish experience of social farming in Bory Tucholskie area pp. 12

Ryszard Kamiński

The economic context of climate change impacts and an evaluation of the impacts of the proposed adaptation measures in the South Moravian region of the Czech Republic pp. 12

Marie Trantinová

What kind of new solutions do we need to increase efficiency of land usage? – case studies from Poland and Hungary (who wins?) pp. 14

Katalin Takács-György, István Takács and Adam Sadowski

Four ideal types for Leaderability: Cases from Local Action Groups pp. 14

Francesco Conto, Gianluigi De Pascale, Raffaele Dicecca and Mariantonietta Fiore

New ways of partnership in rural development planning pp. 14

Edina Dancsokné Fóris, László Kollányi, Krisztina Filepné Kovács, Nóra Hubayné Horváth, Zsolt Szilvácsku, Zsuzsanna Mikházi, Klaudia Máté, Zsuzsanna Illyés, Éva Török, Zsuzsanna Szabados and Ágnes Sallay

Economic and social changes in rural areas in Poland pp. 14

Agnieszka Wrzochalska and Barbara Chmielewska

Green infrastructure and EU agricultural policy pp. 14

Krisztina Filep-Kovács, Sándor Jombach and István Valánszki

The characteristics of small farms and their development opportunities in Hungary pp. 16

Gábor Kemény, Katalin Rácz, Eszter Hamza, Szilárd Keszthelyi, Orsolya Tóth and Éva Varga

Cooperative approaches to targeted implementation of Agri-Environmental Schemes and the establishment of a case study in Hesse, Germany pp. 16

Bernd Müller

The LEADER Programme as a vehicle in promoting social capital in rural regions: a critical assessment and examples from the case of Greece pp. 16

Helen Caraveli

Innovation on agroforestry education, training and practice to develop rural living and environment supported by the AgroFE Leonardo and Agrof-MM Erasmus+ projects pp. 16

Miklós Herdon, Várallyai László, Péter Lengyel, Pancsira János, Pető Károly, Charles Burriel, Helene Coch, Tamás János and Blaskó Lajos

Innovation in farming and rural areas in Hungary and Romania: its current state and determining factors pp. 16

Andrew F. Fieldsend, Monica Tudor, Varga Eszter, Violeta Florian, Marioara Rusu, Biró Szabolcs, Vergina Chiritescu and Mihaela Kruszlicika

BioEast: Central-Eastern European initiative for knowledge-based agriculture, aquaculture and forestry in the bioeconomy pp. 18

Anikó Juhász and Viktória Vásáry

National Strategy for Agriculture in Romania – Horizon 2035 pp. 18

Cecilia Alexandri, Camelia Gavrilescu, Lucian Luca and Dan Voicilas

LEADER Local Action Groups and their innovative approaches to rural development in South Bohemia in the post-crisis period pp. 18

Jiří Sálus, Tomáš Pilař, Anna Bábíková and Věra Majerova

Competitiveness and innovation in rural Romania pp. 18

Monica Tudor, Mihai Chitea and Elisabeta Stefania Rosu

It is all about the risk – how can an enabling environment for agricultural innovation be created within the Common Agricultural Policy?

Barbara Wieliczko