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Social activity is a factor of the Russian ecovillages’ self-organization

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  • M. Y. Shchukina

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Using example of the Russian ecovillages it is shown that a necessary condition for the formation and intensification of local communities and factor of their successful selforganization is a social activity of the ecovillage residents. It is proposed an approach to the consideration of eco-villages as subjects of sustainable rural development in order to implement their civic initiatives in the territorial public self-government. There is a need to integrate eco-villages in rural settlements that has a great political importance for the sustainable rural development, the provision of public territorial control, the preservation of socio-cultural identity and the country's food security.

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  • M. Y. Shchukina, 2014. "Social activity is a factor of the Russian ecovillages’ self-organization," Outlines of global transformations: politics, economics, law, Center for Crisis Society Studies, vol. 7(5).
  • Handle: RePEc:ccs:journl:y:2014:id:126
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