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How should we study the well-being of regions?: Reintroducing values into our research for regional agriculture and forestry

Akitsu, M.(Kyoto Univ. (Japan))

Journal of Rural Problems, 2008/03/25, Vol.43(4), pp.337-344

The Association for Regional Agricultural and Forestry Economics

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  • Título:
    How should we study the well-being of regions?: Reintroducing values into our research for regional agriculture and forestry
  • Autor: Akitsu, M.(Kyoto Univ. (Japan))
  • Assuntos: COMMUNAUTE RURALE ; COMUNIDADES RURALES ; DESARROLLO REGIONAL ; DEVELOPPEMENT REGIONAL ; NETWORKS ; REDES ; REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT ; RESEAU ; RURAL AREAS ; RURAL COMMUNITIES ; SOCIAL VALUES ; VALEUR SOCIALE ; VALORES SOCIALES ; ZONAS RURALES ; ZONE RURALE
  • É parte de: Journal of Rural Problems, 2008/03/25, Vol.43(4), pp.337-344
  • Notas: 2008004434
    E50
  • Descrição: The gap in socio-economic standards between the local and the central, or primary industries such as agriculture and other industries, has increased under the influence of economic globalization. As the specialists for researching the rural economy and society based on agriculture and forestry, we have to struggle to find a breakthrough in this crisis. As one approach to the problem, this essay calls for the transformation of our research perspective by first recognizing and reintroducing the values upon which all scientific research is ultimately based. Through reviewing the literature in our journal and its commemorative publication, we found that it tended toward a fixed way of analytical formation when studying the social phase of a rural life, that might be called a 'goal-function' analysis. We urge that it is replaced by a perspective running in the opposite direction, that is, by an 'intrinsic value-meaning creation' analysis, which is the second point proposed in this essay. This new perspective requires that we accept the wealth and affluence of rural society as a premise from the beginning and that we strive to diffuse this idea by research that takes on the aspects of a social reform movement.
  • Editor: The Association for Regional Agricultural and Forestry Economics
  • Idioma: Japonês
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