Journal of Rural Studies 2002: Vol 18 Table of Contents

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List of Contents
Number 1!
P. Lowe, H. Buller and N. Ward Setting the next agenda? British and French approaches to the
second pillar of the Common Agricultural Policy
R. Pendall, R.M. Wolanski Property rights in state legislatures: rural-urban differences in
and D. McGovern support for state anti-takings bills
C. Potter and J. Burney Agricultural multifunctionality in the WTO— legitimate non-trade
concern or disguised protectionism?
V. Ceccato and L.O. Persson Dynamics of rural areas: an assessment of clusters of employment
in Sweden
W. Xu and K.¢ al Impact of reform and economic restructuring on rural systems in
China: a case study of Yuhang, Zhejiang
P. Kostov and 3 Subsistence farming in transitional economies: lessons from Bulgaria
Research Note
1. Daskalopoulou and A. Petrou Utilising a farm typology to identify potential adopters o
alternative farming activities in Greek agriculture
Book reviews
Number 2
Editorial
R. Panelli 3 Young rural lives: strategies beyond diversity
S. Punch 23 Youth transitions and interdependent adult—child relations in rural
Bolivia
K. Hunter and P. Riney-Kehrberg Rural daughters in Australia, New Zealand and the United States
an historical perspective
A. Kraack and J. Kenway Place, time and stigmatised youthful identities: bad boys in paradise
A.S. Legran The petrol station and the Internet cafe: rural technospaces for youth
L.T. Smith, G.H. Smith, M. Bole “Do you guys hate Aucklanders too?” Youth: voicing diflerence
M. Kempton, A. Ormond from the rural heartland
H.-C. Chueh and R. Waetford
M. Leyshon On being ‘in the field’: practice, progress and problems in research
with young people in rural areas
1. McCormack Children’s understandings of rurality: exploring the interrelation-
ship between experience and understanding
Research Reports
M. Gabriel Australia’s regional youth exodus
J. Jones 3 The cultural symbolisation of disordered and deviant behaviour
young people’s experiences in a Welsh rural market town
S.W. Haug 2 Ethnicity and multi-ethnicity in the lives of Belizean rural youth
Number 3
Guest editorial
C. Ray \ mode of production for fragile rural economies: the territorial
accumulation of forms of capital
D.L. Brown and K.A. Schafit Population deconcentration in Hungary during the post-socialist
transiormation
M.B. Lane and G. McDonald 245 Crisis, change, and institutions in forest management: the Wet
Tropics of northeastern Australia
S.X.B. Zhao and K.K.K. Wong The sustainability dilemma of China’s township and _ village
enterprises: an analysis from spatial and functional perspectives
R. Yarwood Parish councils, partnership and governance: the development of
‘exceptions’ housing in the Malvern Hills District, England
G. Follo A hero’s journey: young women among males in forestry education
D. MacKinnon Rural governance and local involvement: assessing state—commu-
nity relations in the Scottish Highlands
M. Blacksell and K.M. Born Rural property restitution in Germany's New Bundeslander: the
case of Bergholz
B. Pini Focus groups, feminist research and farm women: opportunities for
empowerment in rural social research
Book reviews
Number 4
J. Rigg and M. Ritchie Production, consumption and imagination in rural Thailand
L. Saugeres The cultural representation of the farming landscape: masculinity,
power and nature
P.J. Smailes, N. Argent and Rural population density: its impact on social and demographic
T.L.C. Griffin aspects of rural communities A South Australian case study
J.S. Sharp, K. Agnitsch, V. Ryan and Social infrastructure and community economic development
J. Flora strategies: the case of self-development and industrial recruitment
in rural lowa
V. Higgins and S. Lockie Re-discovering the social: neo-liberalism and hybrid practices of
governing in rural natural resource management
O. Flaten Alternative rates of structural change in Norwegian dairy farming
impacts on costs of production and rural employment
R. Welch Legitimacy of rural local government in the new governance
environment
F. van Dam, S. Heins and 46] Lay discourses of the rural and stated and revealed preferences for
B.S. Elbersen rural living. Some evidence of the existence of a rural idyll in the
Netherlands
J. Wright, T. Stephens, R. Wilson The effect of local livestock population changes on auction market
and J. Smith viability —a spatial analysis
Book reviews
Volume Contents and Author Index. Volume 18, 2002