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Volume 14, issue 4, 2022
- Awareness of Climate Change Impact and Adaptation in Agriculture – The Case of Albania pp. 604-622

- Zhllima Edvin, Drini Imami, Nam Jiyoung, Shoshi Pjerin and Irena Gjika
- Public Institutions and Ngos Cooperation for Social Innovations in Post-Socialist Rural Poland pp. 623-637

- Zajda Katarzyna and Mazurek Damian
- Assessing the Potential of Social Innovation and Local Agenda-Setting within Rural Development Programmes: Insights from Austrian Leader Regions pp. 638-657

- Stoustrup Sune Wiingaard
- Land Policy for Rural Development in the European Union and its Impact on Access to Land pp. 658-674

- Willem Korthals Altes
- Barriers to the Implementation of Smart Projects in Rural Areas, Small Towns, and the City in Brno Metropolitan Area pp. 675-695

- Ševčík Michal, Chaloupková Markéta, Zourková Ilona and Janošíková Lenka
- Food Relates: Positionings in Space, Time and Society in the German Language Pockets of Sauris and Timau (Italy) pp. 696-720

- Hasenauer Leonie
- Key Aspects of the Relationship Between Sustainable Development Goals, Food Security and Agricultures in Ukraine pp. 721-752

- Kotykova Olena, Pohorielova Olena and Babych Mykola
- The Integration of Local Resources in Search of a New Product – on the Example of the Lublin Region (Poland) pp. 753-769

- Bański Jerzy
- Looking Forward to When it is Over: Reactions and Short-Term Coping Micro-Strategies of Polish Fruit and Vegetable Farmers during the Covid-19 Pandemic pp. 770-789

- Dudek Michał and Śpiewak Ruta
- Population Dynamics of the Hungarian Villages 1995–2016 pp. 790-809

- Kovách Imre and Balogh Karolina
Volume 14, issue 3, 2022
- Social Agriculture in Selected EU Countries: A Market Outlook pp. 439-455

- Elings Marjolein, O’Connor Deidre, Briers Siebe, Burlando Catie and Doimo Ilaria
- Potential of Including Social Farming Initiatives within Agroecological Transition in Hungarian Farms pp. 456-474

- Ujj Apolka, Ramos-Diaz Fernanda and Jancsovszka Paulina
- Mixing Up Apples and Pears Can Work – Case Study of an Innovative Model of Social Enterprise From Slovakia pp. 475-496

- Chreneková Marcela, Bumbalová Monika and Jarábková Jana
- Social Work in Social Farming in the Concept of Empowerment pp. 497-510

- Hudcová Eliška
- The Role and Functions of Stakeholders in the Development of Local Food Systems: Case of Lithuania pp. 511-539

- Atkočiūnienė Vilma, Vaznonienė Gintarė and Kiaušienė Ilona
- Social Farming: A Systematic Literature Review of the Definition and Context pp. 540-568

- Jarábková Jana, Chreneková Marcela and Varecha Lukáš
- Some Aspects of Social Farming in Czechia pp. 569-590

- Chovanec Tomáš, Moudrý Jan and Hudcová Eliška
- Social Farming in Czechia, Actors and Barriers pp. 591-603

- Šťastná Milada and Vaishar Antonín
Volume 14, issue 2, 2022
- Decentralised Funding Activities of the Leader Local Action Groups of the North Hungarian Region from a Governancepoint of View pp. 217-231

- Veselicz Adél, Pénzes János and Patkós Csaba
- Vienna’s South-Eastern Hinterlands: Regional Development in the Austrian-Hungarian Border Area, 1910–2011 pp. 232-257

- Jankó Ferenc, Bottlik Zsolt and Győri Róbert
- Emigrating to Depopulated Regions in Mediterranean Europe: Demographic Impact and Choice of Destination in a Case Study in North-East Spain (Aragon) pp. 258-280

- Palacios Adrián, Vicente Pinilla and Javier Silvestre
- Transformation of the Rural Settlement Network in the Carpathian Region of Ukraine (1989–2020) pp. 281-301

- Lozynskyy Roman and Zubyk Andriy
- New Players on a Tough Field: Identifying New Entrants to Mountain Farming in the Austrian Alps pp. 302-327

- Konzett Savina and Grüner Bernhard
- Bohemian Switzerland: Long-Term Spatiotemporal Transformations of Tourism Facilities in Rural Peripheries Between the Regulations and Access for All pp. 328-345

- Štěbetáková Michaela, Hruška Vladan and Raška Pavel
- Is Visitor Satisfaction High Enough? A Case of Rural Tourism Destination, South Bohemia pp. 346-362

- Štumpf Petr, Janeček Petr and Vojtko Viktor
- Analysis of Specialisation and Management in Italian Farms Through a Partial Least Square-Structural Equation Modelling Approach pp. 363-378

- Galluzzo Nicola
- Producer Organisations in an Export-Oriented Value Chain: What Motivates Small-Scale Farmers in Kosovo to Collaborate? pp. 379-396

- Bäuml Theresa, Möllers Judith, Thomas Dufhues, Axel Wolz and Traikova Diana
- Spatial Trends of Grassland Changes Based on Hungarian Local Studies After 1990 with a Macro-Regional Perspective pp. 397-419

- Kovács Krisztina Filepné, Iváncsics Vera, Boromisza Zsombor and Valánszki István
- Rural Areas in Poland – Changes Since Joining the European Union pp. 420-438

- Heffner Krystian and Twardzik Małgorzata
Volume 14, issue 1, 2022
- The Contribution of Leader to the Empowerment of Rural Areas: The Case of the Brkini Region, Slovenia pp. 1-26

- Slavič Irma Potočnik
- Local Horizons of Governance. Social Conditions for Good Governance in Rural Development in Poland pp. 27-50

- Knieć Wojciech and Goszczyński Wojciech
- Changes in the Role of Agriculture from the Perspective of Innovative Agricultural Entrepreneurs. The Case of Szeklerland, Eastern Transylvania pp. 51-66

- Zoltán Biró A., Sárosi-Blága Ágnes and Kovács Judit-Tünde
- The Major Relationships in the Economic Growth of the Rural Space pp. 67-86

- Káposzta József and Nagy Henrietta
- Changes in (Sustainable) Development of Slovenian Small Towns pp. 87-103

- Mally Katja Vintar, Bobovnik Nejc, Kimovec Lea and Lampič Barbara
- Challenges in Assessing the Level of Plant-Based Food Self-Sufficiency Using Publicly Available Data in the Regional Context of Slovenia pp. 104-120

- Trobec Anja
- Food Self-Sufficiency in Slovakia from the Perspective of Land Use and Production Approach pp. 121-139

- Škamlová Lucia
- Tourism in a Peripheral Setting: A Case Study of Farm Tourism Development in Lika, Croatia pp. 140-156

- Žafran Ivana and Kaufmann Petra Radeljak
- Overtourism Hotspots: Both a Threat and Opportunity for Rural Tourism pp. 157-179

- Boháč Artur and Drápela Emil
- Nomadtown, Manifesting the Global Village Hypothesis: A Case Study of a Rural Resilience Hub Within an Educational Milieu in North Karelia, Finland pp. 180-216

- Petz Marcus
Volume 13, issue 4, 2021
- Collaboration Perspectives Developing Sustainable Agriculture: The Case of Lithuanian Farmers pp. 697-714

- Ramanauskas Julius, Vienažindienė Milita, Rauluškevičienė Jolanta and Žukovskis Jan
- Community Acceptance of Wind Energy: Lessons from a Case Study on a Local Participatory Project in Pays Des Mauges (West France) pp. 715-733

- Pierre Geneviève and Mazaud Caroline
- Barriers to Start and Develop Transformative Ecotourism Business pp. 734-749

- Vidickienė Dalia, Gedminaite-Raudone Zivile, Vilke Rita, Chmielinski Pawel and Zobena Aija
- Visitors’ Happiness and Loyalty in the Moravian Wine Region pp. 750-767

- Andrea Králiková, Kubát Patrik and Ryglová Kateřina
- Rural Experiments with the Management of Basic Resources. Key Characteristics of European Ecovillages Aiming at Partial Self-Sufficiency in Water, Food and Energy pp. 768-784

- Skrzypczyński Robert
- Residential Aspirations and Perception of Rural Youth of the Opportunities Offered By their Environment: the Case of a Spanish Inland Rural Area pp. 785-805

- González José Javier Callejo, Herrero Jesús Antonio Ruiz and Aboitiz Ricardo Jiménez
- The Analysis of Factors Affecting Farmers to Take Out Agricultural Insurance: A Case Study of Altinekin District, Konya Province of Turkey pp. 806-818

- Oguz Cennet and Diyanah Siti Mustaqimatud
- Successful Management of Settlements to Boost Rural Development pp. 819-833

- Tóth Tamás and Káposzta József
Volume 13, issue 3, 2021
- Prospects and Constraints of Low-Intensity Farming in Marginal Peri-Urban Areas: The Case of Lesvos, Greece pp. 492-515

- Pavlis Evangelos and Terkenli Theano S.
- Food Self-Provisioning in the Czech Republic – A Comparison of Suburban and Peripheral Regions of Rural South Moravia pp. 516-535

- Svobodová Ilona, Drlík Jan, Spěšná Daniela and Delín Miloslav
- Upward Transition of Indian Entrepreneurs: from Simple Working to Ethnic Entrepreneurship. A Case Study in an Italian Region pp. 536-549

- Mohammed Rahmat Alì, Marcello De Rosa and Perito Maria Angela
- Social Transparency in Rural Areas in Norway: Promoting or Restraining the Desire to Stay? pp. 550-564

- Farstad Maja and Zahl-Thanem Alexander
- From Valued Stayers to Working Hands? the Social Consequences of Changing Employment Relations Among Polish Migrants in Farmed Salmon Industry in Rural Norway pp. 565-583

- Stachowski Jakub and Rasmussen Bente
- The Role of the Social Capital in Rural Development. Case Study Analysis of Village Research Camps in Romania and Hungary pp. 584-598

- Farkas Tibor
- Nostalgia, Sensations and Local Products in Rural Tourism Experiences in a Portuguese Schist Village pp. 599-621

- Kastenholz Elisabeth, Pilar Fernández-Ferrín and Rodrigues Áurea
- Rural Territories and Food Tourism – Exploring the Virtuous Bonds Through a Systematic Literature Review pp. 622-643

- Figueiredo Elisabete, Forte Teresa and Eusébio Celeste
- Searching for Success Factors of Agritourism: The Case of Kleve County (Germany) pp. 644-661

- Bosmann Mirjam, Hospers Gert-Jan and Reiser Dirk
- Institutional Provision of Destination Management in the Most Important and in the Crisis Period the Most Vulnerable Regions of Tourism in Slovakia pp. 662-684

- Michálková Anna and Gáll Jozef
- Music in the Tourism Offering of Rural Regions (The Case of Eastern Croatia) pp. 685-696

- Rudan Elena and Stipanović Christian
Volume 13, issue 2, 2021
- Stable Mobilities and Mobile Stabilities in Rural Estonian Communities pp. 222-241

- Nugin Raili and Kasemets Kadri
- Social and Spatial Relation Between Small Towns and Villages in Peripheral Regions: Evidence from Lithuania, Poland and Slovakia pp. 242-266

- Jaszczak Agnieszka, Vaznoniene Gintare, Kristianova Katarina and Atkociuniene Vilma
- ‘Cosmovillagers’ as Sustainable Rural Development Actors in Mountain Hamlets? International Immigrant Entrepreneurs’ Perceptions of Sustainability in the Lleida Pyrenees (Catalonia, Spain) pp. 267-296

- Morén-Alegret Ricard, Milazzo Josepha, Romagosa Francesc and Kallis Giorgos
- Factors Affecting the Performance of Agri Small and Medium Enterprises with Evidence from Kosovo pp. 297-313

- Gjokaj Ekrem, Kopeva Diana, Krasniqi Nol and Nagy Henrietta
- The Ways of Saint James in Trás-Os-Montes and Alto Douro as an Example of Soft Tourism in Rural Areas pp. 314-329

- Azevedo Pedro
- What Do Public Policies Teach us About Rural Depopulation: The Case Study of Spain pp. 330-351

- Vicente Pinilla and Sáez Luis Antonio
- The Lack of Attention Given by Neoendogenous Rural Development Practice to Areas Highly Affected by Depopulation. The Case of Andalusia (Spain) in 2015–2020 Period pp. 352-367

- Navarro-Valverde Francisco, Cejudo-García Eugenio and Pérez José Antonio Cañete
- Tunnelling the Peninsula of Trolls: A Case Study of Road Infrastructure Improvement and Demographic Dynamics in Northern Iceland pp. 368-387

- Bjarnason Thoroddur
- Innovative Local Policies in Portuguese Low-Density Rural Areas pp. 388-409

- Lopes Raul and Mota Bruno
- Closeness is Not Accessibility: Isolation and Depopulated Rural Areas in the Proximity of Metropolitan Urban Areas, A Case-Study in Inland Spain pp. 410-435

- Martínez Sánchez-Mateos H. S. and Ruiz Pulpón A. R.
- Rural Development in Sparsely Populated Areas. Vranov Na Dyjí Micro-Region in Moravia pp. 436-454

- Vaishar Antonín and Šťastná Milada
- Landscape Tranformation of Small Rural Settlements with Dispersed Type of Settlement in Slovakia pp. 455-478

- Petrovič František and Petrikovičová Lucia
- Rural Policies for Sparsely Populated Areas in Finland – Old Problems, New Challenges and Future Opportunities pp. 479-491

- Muilu Toivo
Volume 13, issue 1, 2021
- Making Landscapes of (Be)Longing. Territorialization in the Context of the Eu Development Program Leader in North Rhine-Westphalia pp. 1-21

- Müller Oliver
- New Entrants in Agriculture – The Case of Young Immigrant Farmers in Sweden pp. 22-37

- Grubbström Ann and Joosse Sofie
- Mindset Patterns of Newcomers to Organic Farming in Hungary pp. 38-55

- Varga Enikő and Baracskai Zoltán
- Knowledge Transfer, Knowledge Acquisition and Qualifications in the Context of Rural Development in Poland pp. 56-70

- Greser Jarosław, Kamiński Ryszard, Klatta Piotr, Knieć Wojciech, Martinez-Perez Jonatan, Sitek Anna and Wagstaff Anthony
- Transformative Social Innovation in Rural Areas: Insights from a Rural Development Initiative in the Portuguese Region of Baixo Alentejo pp. 71-90

- Novikova Marina
- The Role of Local Products in Tourism pp. 91-107

- Gonda Tibor, Angler Kinga and Csóka László
- Evaluation of Quality of Life and Living Space in the Balaton Destination (Hungary) Based on the Perceptions of the Local Residents and the Owners of Second Homes pp. 108-129

- Lőrincz Katalin, Grósz Annamária Sasné and János Csapó
- The Current Challenges and Future Alternatives of Supplying Remote Areas with Basic Goods: The Case Study of Idrijsko-Cerkljansko Region, Slovenia pp. 130-152

- Kostanjšek Barbara and Marot Naja
- Causes and Effects of Spatial Chaos in the Polish Carpathians – A Difficult Way to Sustainable Development pp. 153-174

- Ćwik Agata and Hrehorowicz-Gaber Hanna
- Work Demands, Independence, Valuation as a Farmer, and Mental Health in Farming. A Study of Mental Health Among Dairy Farmers and Vegetable- And Potato Farmers in Norway pp. 175-192

- Logstein Brit
- Prospects for Sustainable Agriculture in Russia pp. 193-207

- Wegren Stephen K.
- The Regional Development of the Rural Areas in Bulgaria and the Support of the European Union pp. 208-221

- Kamen Petrov
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