Eastern European Countryside

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Volume 24, issue 1, 2018

A Century of Humanistic Sociology and the Biographical Method pp. 7-24

Kaleta Andrzej

Autobiographies or Portraits? Methodological Differences in Qualitative Social Research pp. 25-42

Giordano Christian

Rural Sociology and ‘Rural’ Linguistics. The Biographical Method in the Study of Dialects and Languages in Contact pp. 43-62

Głuszkowski Michał

25 Years of Rural Development in post-Soviet Central Asia: Sustaining Inequalities pp. 63-79

Spoor Max

After a Long March: the Results of Two Decades of Rural Restructuring in Hungary pp. 81-109

Csurgó Bernadett, Kovách Imre and Megyesi Boldizsár

Think Locally and Act Globally: Understanding Human Development in the Era of Globalisation pp. 111-141

Klekotko Marta, Jastrzębiec-Witowska Anna, Gorlach Krzysztof and Nowak Piotr

Development Perspectives of Rural Tourism Policy – a Comparative Study of Rural Tourism Competitiveness Based on Perceptions of Tourism Workers in Slovenia and Serbia pp. 143-154

Gajić Tamara, Penić Mirjana, Vujko Aleksandra and Petrović Marko D.

Knowledge Networking in Agricultural Practice. Case study from Slovenia pp. 155-169

Ličen Nives, Božnar Franja and Podgoršek Jože

Homo Economicus and the Shepherd: the Traditional Sheep Farmer Facing the Modernisation (or Intensification) of European Livestock pp. 171-187

Raúl de Arriba Bueno and Maja Barac

The Palace Architecture of the Roma Population in Romania pp. 189-217

Preda Mihaela-Daniela, Vijulie Iuliana and Lequeux-Dincă Ana Irina

The Contemporary Situation and Preferences of the Ukrainian Rural Family pp. 219-243

Vasylchenko Alona and Vaishar Antonin

Rural Populations and the Neo-Conservative Revolution in Eastern and Central Europe – Review and Commentary on the RECEO Special Issue No. 4/2016 pp. 245-254

Michalska Sylwia and Zwęglińska Dominika

Uneven Processes of Rural Change – XXVII European Society for Rural Sociology Congress in Cracow pp. 255-262

Augustyn Anna and Pluskota Anna

Volume 23, issue 1, 2017

Between the School and Labour Market. Rural Areas and Rural Youth in Poland, Romania and Russia pp. 5-25

Szafraniec Krystyna, Szymborski Paweł and Wasielewski Krzysztof

Social Innovations for the Disadvantaged Rural Regions: Hungarian Experiences of the New Type Social Cooperatives pp. 27-49

Róbert Tésits and Levente Alpek

Rural Areas in Bulgaria – Investigation on some Factors for Development pp. 51-70

Yarkova Yuliana and Mutafov Emil

The Future of Rural Poland: the Main Trends and Possible Scenarios pp. 71-102

Bański Jerzy

Cross-border Inter-Adriatic Cooperation: A Case Study pp. 103-117

Sarno Emilia

The Hutsuls in South Bukovina: from Rural Tradition to Sustainable Development pp. 119-145

Saghin Despina, Matei Elena, Cojocaru Ioana, Manea Gabriela and Cocoş Octavian

Surveying the Importance of Population and its Demographic Profile, Responsible for the Evolution of the Natura 2000 Sites of Bihor County, Romania pp. 147-170

Linc Ribana, Dinca Iulian, Stasac, Tatar Marcu Corina and Bucur Liviu

Attractiveness of Rural Areas for Young, Educated Women in Post-Industrial Society pp. 171-190

Vidickienė Dalia

Rural Tourism Development through Cross-border Cooperation. The Case of Romanian-Hungarian Cross-border Area pp. 191-208

Daniel Badulescu and Alina Badulescu

Central-Eastern Europe as Postcolonially Involved (Sub)peripheries pp. 209-220

Bielska Beata and Wróblewski Michał

Rural Sociology at the Jagiellonian University in Cracow: Past and Present pp. 223-232

Gorlach Krzysztof

Volume 22, issue 1, 2016

Workfare Schemes as a Tool For Preventing the Further Impoverishment of the Rural Poor pp. 5-26

Keller Judit, Kovács Katalin, Rácz Katalin, Swain Nigel and Váradi Monika

The Evolution of Family Farms in Poland: Present Time and the Weight of the Past pp. 27-51

Halamska Maria

Rural Idyll Without Rural Sociology? Changing Features, Functions and Research of the Czech Countryside pp. 53-68

Šimon Martin and Bernard Josef

Local Responses to the Structural Changes of National Development Policyin Hungarian Rural Regions pp. 69-83

Perger Eva

Opening the „Black Box” of Organic Agriculture in Bulgaria: the Problem with Top-down Institutional Development pp. 85-105

Stoeva Svetla

Cultural and Regional Characterictics of Poverty Segregations: Based on the Examples of Hungarian Peripheral Regions pp. 107-134

Siptár Dávid, Tésits Róbert and Alpek Levente

Borderlands of the Countryside. Dilemmas of the Quality of Life – Experience of the Polish Transformation pp. 135-149

Dziubacka Krystyna and Pilarska Justyna

Cooperative Movements in Rural Areas in Contemporary Poland: A Brief Comparison of Farmers’ Attitudes of Members and Non-memebrs of Coooperatives pp. 151-164

Nowak Piotr, Jastrzębiec-Witowska Anna and Gorlach Krzysztof

From State-Socialist Ambitions of Romanian Rural Indutrialisation to Post-Socialist Rural Deindutrialisation: Two Case Studies From Romania pp. 165-195

Jucu Ioan Sebastian

Education Quality and its Drivers in Rural Areas of Poland pp. 197-227

Bazyli Czyżewski and Jan Polcyn

Current Delimitation and Typology of the Czech Countryside and its Importance for Rural Development pp. 229-251

Klufová Renata

New Forms of Communication in Regional Development Planning Illustrated with an Example of Masterplanprozess “Mensch und Land” pp. 253-260

Piszczek Elwira

Bridging Food Studies pp. 261-270

Goszczyński Wojciech

Family Farming in Poland and in the World – Thematic Edition of Wieś i Rolnictwo [Countryside and Agriculture] Quarterly Magazine pp. 271-279

Michalska Sylwia

Fortieth Anniversary of IV World Congress of Rural Sociology in Toruń pp. 281-293

Podedworna Hanna

Volume 21, issue 1, 2015

E-learning as a Diffusion of Innovation in the Rural Areas of the European Union pp. 5-18

Kaleta Andrzej

Agricultural Holdings in Hilly-Mountain Areas in Slovenia before and after the Accession to the European Union pp. 19-34

Knific Kristina and Štefan Bojnec

Rural Families and Households in Post-Socialist Transition: Serbian Experience pp. 35-62

Čikić Jovana and Petrović Marica

The Customary Identity of the Coppersmiths Clan in Oltenia: Between Tradition and Modernity pp. 63-80

Preda Mihaela, Vijulie Iuliana, Manea Gabriela and Mareci Alina

Territorial Aspects of Regional Identity and Respondents’ Identification with the Region and Place: Case Study of Slovakia pp. 81-109

Bucher Slavomír and Nováková Štefánia

Some Social and Regional Lessons of a Complex Roma Integration Programme (Case Study from a Hungarian Rural Area) pp. 111-136

Tésits Róbert, Levente Alpek B. and Szabó Rebeka

Contribution to the Research on Rural Resorts in the Function of Tourism Products and Services Distribution: the Example of the Republic of Croatia pp. 137-151

Damir Demonja and Gredičak Tatjana

Implementation of the Natura 2000 Network in Poland – an Opportunity or a Threat to Sustainable Development of Rural Areas? Study on Local Stakeholders’ Perception pp. 153-169

Chmielewski Waldemar and Głogowska Magdalena

Coerced Modernization in the Eastern European Countryside pp. 171-175

Kulcsar Laszlo

Rural Poland at the Beginning of the 21st Century pp. 177-183

Sternicka-Kowalska Magdalena

Social Research Studies of the Village in the Historical Perspective: the Family Farm Formerly and Now pp. 185-196

Piszczek Elwira

The Central Eastern European Countryside Transformation – Balance of Two Decades pp. 197-204

Kwiecińska-Zdrenka Monika

Department of the Sociology of Rural Areas of Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń pp. 205-212

Zabłocki Grzegorz