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Globalisation and Rural Landscape Change - Key Concepts, Development Trends and Some Implications for Policy

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  • Jørgen Primdahl

    (Centre for Forest, Landscape and Planning, University of Copenhagen)

  • Simon Swaffield

    (School of Landscape Architecture, PO Box 84 Lincoln University)

Abstract

Os factores-chave e a agenda política, associados tanto com a globalização como com a transformação da paisagem rural, são identificados e revistos. È apresentada uma tipologia de paisagem, baseada no equilíbrio entre intensidade de produção e a influência da urbanização. Os dois principais factores de mudança da política global, as agendas de mercado e da sustentabilidade, são descritos, e a sua influência nas paisagens rurais discutida. Seis exemplos de paisagens agrícolas de diferentes países e situações são analisadas e os padrões de transformação que caracterizam estas paisagens são revistos. Há convergência entre paisagens com condições similares de produção, entre as diferentes regiões e países. Argumenta-se que as duas agendas políticas influenciam de forma desigual os diferentes tipos de paisagem. São revistas brevemente as recentes iniciativas políticas e é proposta uma abordagem baseada na identificação de uma combinação óptima de políticas para os quatro diferentes tipos de paisagem.

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  • Jørgen Primdahl & Simon Swaffield, 2009. "Globalisation and Rural Landscape Change - Key Concepts, Development Trends and Some Implications for Policy," RPER, Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento Regional, issue 20, pages 61-73, March.
    • Handle: RePEc:apd:rper00:y:2009:i:20:id:274
    DOI: 10.59072/rper.vi20.274
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