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Farm and rural community management in less favored areas / Nobuyoshi Yasunaga, Norikazu Inoue, editors

 

Contents

1. Historical and Geographical Viewpoints for the Analysis of Rural Community Management

   Nobuyoshi Yasunaga

   Part I Farmland Conservation and Rural Vitalization

2. Characteristics of Collective Conservation of Farmlands with Broad-Based Community Agreement Under Direct Payment Policy in Hilly and Mountainous Areas

   Nobuyoshi Yasunaga

3. Resource Conservation and Community Vitalization Forms of Rural Communities in Hilly and Mountainous Areas

   Nobuyoshi Yasunaga

4. Characteristics of New Farmers’ Entry Into Agriculture in Hilly and Mountainous Areas

   Nobuyoshi Yasunaga

   Part II Farm Management Through Redistribution of Agricultural and Local Resources

5. Agriculture Based on the Recirculation of Local Resources: Focusing on Community-Based Farming Organizations

   Norikazu Inoue

6. Diversification Choices for Community-Based Farming Corporations: Focusing on Farm Resources

   Norikazu Inoue

7. Agriculture Based on Regional Self-Sufficiency in Mountain Villages

   Norikazu Inoue

   Part III Significance and Possibility of Locally Processed Foods and Community Businesses

8. Value and Consumption Conditions of Locally Processed Food: Market Strategy of Tomato Juice

   Nobuyoshi Yasunaga

9. Community Development Based on the Local Food Culture: A Case Study of Mindani District

   Yukiko Nakama

10. Impact of Broad-Based Regional Management on Community Business Forms in Hilly and Mountainous Areas

    Nobuyoshi Yasunaga

    Part IV Sustainability of Rural Society: Possibility of Community Development Projects

11. The Role of the Community Hub Established with Multiple Communities in Hilly and Mountainous Areas

    Nobuyoshi Yasunaga

12. Relationship Between Community-Based Tourism and Autonomous Organizations in Rural East Asia: Four Case Studies in Japan and China

    Shinji Takada

13. Characteristics of Young People on Employment and Settlement in Rural East Asia: A Case of the Rural-Regeneration Supporters Project

    Shinji Takada

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