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Journal articles on the topic "Neoruralism"
Kutsmus, Nataliia. "METHODOLOGICAL PECULIARITIES OF RURAL ECONOMY RESEARCH FROM NEORURALISM STANDPOINT." Baltic Journal of Economic Studies 1, no. 2 (2015): 69–76. http://dx.doi.org/10.30525/2256-0742/2015-1-2-69-76.
Full textGiliberti, Luca. "Il ritorno delle frontiere interne in Europa e la solidarietà ai migranti in transito: il caso della Val Roja." REMHU: Revista Interdisciplinar da Mobilidade Humana 28, no. 58 (April 2020): 69–87. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1980-85852503880005805.
Full textSilhol, Guillaume. "Giliberti Luca, Abitare la frontiera. Lotte neorurali e solidarietà ai migranti sul confine franco-italiano." Revue européenne des migrations internationales 38, no. 1-2 (September 2, 2022): 292–93. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/remi.20799.
Full textNates Cruz, Beatriz, and Paula Andrea Velásquez López. "Gentrificación rururbana. Estudios territoriales en La Florida (Manizales- Villamaría) y Cerritos (Pereira) Colombia." Territorios, no. 41 (July 1, 2019): 143. http://dx.doi.org/10.12804/revistas.urosario.edu.co/territorios/a.6251.
Full textDel Mármol, Camila, and Joan Frigolé. "Viure a rural: de `gent del país’, neorurales y otros perfiles in/móviles en el Pirineo catalán." Quaderns de l'Institut Català d'Antropologia 38, no. 2 (January 27, 2023): 179–93. http://dx.doi.org/10.56247/qua.413.
Full textCattaneo, Claudio. "Investigating neorurals and squatters? lifestyles: personal and epistemological insights on participant observation and on the logic of ethnographic investigation." Athenea Digital. Revista de pensamiento e investigación social 1, no. 10 (November 7, 2006): 16. http://dx.doi.org/10.5565/rev/athenea.290.
Full textCattaneo, Claudio. "Investigating neorurals and squatters? lifestyles: personal and epistemological insights on participant observation and on the logic of ethnographic investigation." Athenea Digital. Revista de pensamiento e investigación social 1, no. 10 (November 7, 2006): 16. http://dx.doi.org/10.5565/rev/athenead/v1n10.290.
Full textOliveira, Isabel Corrêa Fontes Chagas de, Renato Linhares De Assis, and Adriana Maria de Aquino. "SISTEMATIZAÇÃO DE UMA EXPERIÊNCIA AGROECOLÓGICA NO CERRADO BRASILEIRO: SUBSÍDIOS PARA O PLANEJAMENTO DE UNIDADES PRODUTIVAS DE BASES ECOLÓGICAS." Nativa 9, no. 5 (December 18, 2021): 573–81. http://dx.doi.org/10.31413/nativa.v9i5.13231.
Full textSantos, Magda Gisela Cruz dos, and Conceição Paludo. "Neoruralismo pedagógico: a formação dos trabalhadores do campo no projeto neodesenvolvimentista brasileiro (2001–2016)." Revista Brasileira de Educação 27 (2022). http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/s1413-24782022270104.
Full textSantos, Magda Gisela Cruz dos, and Conceição Paludo. "Pedagogical neo-ruralism: the training of field workers in the Brazilian neo-developmental project (2001–2016)." Revista Brasileira de Educação 27 (2022). http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/s1413-24782022270105.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Neoruralism"
Lodatti, Luca. "Paesaggi terrazzati tra eredità storica e innovazione: il caso del Canale di Brenta." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Padova, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/11577/3422966.
Full textLa ricerca, in linea con gli obiettivi del Fondo Sociale Europeo che l’ha finanziata, si è confrontata con i fenomeni di trasformazione del territorio attualmente in corso in una valle prealpina che storicamente ospitava una monocultura del tabacco su terrazzamenti ma nell’ultimo mezzo secolo è stata soggetta a un tendenziale spopolamento e abbandono, dove solo negli ultimi anni si è assistito a esperienze isolate di ritorno all’uso attivo delle zone di versante. Il lavoro si è applicato allo studio delle dinamiche evolutive riguardanti questi territori marginali con un approccio interdisciplinare, affiancando strumenti d’indagine quantitativa dei processi di riuso dei terrazzamenti (elaborazione dati in ambiente ArcGIS) ad una lettura qualitativa di tipo antropologico-culturale, al fine di considerare le traiettorie sociali di recupero degli spazi abbandonati. Sviluppando questa prospettiva la ricerca ha sostenuto una serie di attività di valorizzazione delle aree terrazzate: la concertazione e il monitoraggio per l’accesso a contributi previsti dal Piano di Sviluppo Rurale, il supporto scientifico alla realizzazione di un documentario (Piccola Terra), il progetto di affidamento di terreni in abbandono per la coltivazione a orto, sono elementi di ricerca operativa che hanno esplorato i possibili sviluppi futuri di una situazione territoriale caratterizzata da un’evoluzione storica complessa
CARUCCI, ALESSANDRO. "Neoruralismo in Val Maira. La montagna per un ripensamento degli stili di vita." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10281/277253.
Full textNeoruralism as a general paradigm is configured as a movement of people from the city and from urbanized areas to rural areas. During the study it was interesting to investigate whether mountain neoruralism is more comparable to an opposition and resistance with respect to the life models and organization of urbanized contexts, practiced by "new mountain dwellers" aware of a new ecological, economic, socio-cultural sensibility that leads to a better quality of life and to a beneficial local territorial development or if instead mountain neoruralism is fundamentally recognizable as urban “fashion”, hedonistic desire of bucolic and “urban” subjects suspended between urban life and rural life and that ultimately they legitimize their urban matrix instead of opposing it. From this springs the central question from which the research started: is it possible to consider mountain neo-ruralism as a cultural movement in opposition to urbanism (understood as a lifestyle)? The choice to rethink one's lifestyle in a neorural key is recognized as a response to existential motivations that provide for an exit from the urban dimension in which one no longer feels at ease. The existential ends of this choice, as a symbolic message, can be effectively interpreted as a voice of protest. In fact, the choice of a rethinking for a neorural lifestyle was interpreted precisely as a cultural movement of resistance, reaction to a perceived status quo in urban contexts. Observing the trades, the condition of the "neorural peasant" - observed in the practices actively built in Val Maira - was highlighted as fundamentally aimed at creating more spaces of autonomy. It is therefore inclined towards an interpretation of the neorural phenomenon known in Val Maira as more adherent to the vision of neoruralism as an antithetical phenomenon with respect to western urbanism, resistance to the ecologically and socially pathological outcomes of the modern city, which can be recognized as a counter urbanization expressed in terms of "escape from the city".
Marcolongo, Michele <1968>. "Montagna di mezzo e marginalità: tra neoruralismo e recupero del senso del luogo." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/7511.
Full textGILIBERTI, LUCA. "Una valle di frontiera. Percorsi neorurali, mobilitazioni sociali e solidarietà ai migranti in Val Roja." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Genova, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11567/1009638.
Full textThis ethnographic research studies a rural valley crossed by the border between Italy and France – the Roya Valley – at the time of the "reception crisis", from 2017 to 2019. The research explores the effects of the “closure” of the political border throught systematic controls and militarization of the area, on the local social fabric. It shows how social boundaries are reconfigured through a study of the relationships between different cultural universes of the population. A network of inhabitants in solidarity with migrants – mostly a neorural population already active in cultural life and in the mobilization of the territory – emerge in the valley. At the same time, another part of the population, mainly made up of native familles de souche, stands up against solidarity actions. This antagonism gives rise to a series of consequences and social conflicts take shape in the territory. In this “social drama” the research analyzes in detail the neorural paths, the pre-existing social mobilizations in the valley and the solidarity with migrants. Drawing on social science literature on migration and borders, as well as rural studies, the research is guided by a series of research questions. What is the link between the commitment to an active rural cultural life, the mobilizations for the defense of the territory and solidarity with migrants stuck at the border? What meaning should be given to the expression “defense of the territory” claimed by various social parties in disagreement with each other? How are the pre-existing cultural universes of the valley and their social boundaries reoriented? To what extent and how does the rural characteristic of the valley influence the consequences of the migration question? How is this universe of solidarity practices taking shape and with wich registers of action? How do different rural areas, from multiple collective mobilization processes, participate in the processes of local resistance to neoliberal policies? The method that guided the research is inductive, oriented by these research questions, and developed through an intense ethnographic process, based on immersion in the studied territory, through techniques such as participant observation and collection of oral sources, in particular semi-structured interviews. The originality of the thesis is twofold: in primis, it accounts for the results of research on an effervescent rural territory, at a historic moment when certain marginal places seem to present themselves as scenarios of social and cultural transformation, through mobilizations and alternative life practices, until now little documented in the social science literature. Secondly, in a scenario where more and more sociological studies are taking over the multiplication of borders in Europe, this research observes the phenomenon through the lenses, hitherto little explored, of rural territories.
Cette enquête ethnographique étudie une vallée rurale traversée par la frontière entre l'Italie et la France – la Vallée de la Roya – à l’époque de la “crise de l’accueil”, de 2017 à 2019. La recherche explore les effets de la "fermeture" de la frontière politique sur ce territoire, par des contrôles systématiques et une militarisation de la zone, et sur le tissu social local. On montre comment les frontières sociales se reconfigurent à partir d’une étude des relations entre divers univers culturels de la population. Un réseau d'habitants solidaires avec les migrants – en majorité une population néorurale déjà active dans la vie culturelle et dans la mobilisation du territoire – prend forme dans la vallée; simultanément, tandis qu’une autre partie de la population, constituée principalement par les familles de souche, s’érige contre les actions solidaires, cet antagonisme donne lieu à une série de conséquences et de conflits sociaux sur le territoire. Dans ce “drame social” la recherche analyse en détail les parcours néoruraux, les mobilisations sociales préexistantes dans la vallée et la solidarité avec les migrants. S'appuyant sur une littérature en sciences sociales sur la migration et les frontières, ainsi que sur les études rurales, la recherche est guidée par un ensemble de questions de recherche. Quel est le lien entre l'engagement pour une vie culturelle rurale active, les mobilisations pour la défense du territoire et la solidarité avec les migrants bloqués à la frontière? Quel sens donner à l'expression "défense du territoire" revendiquée par diverses parties en désaccord ? Comment les univers culturels préexistants de la vallée et leurs frontières sociales se réorientent-ils? Dans quelle mesure et comment la caractéristique rurale de la vallée influence-t-elle les conséquences de la question migratoire? Comment se dessine cet univers de pratiques solidaires et avec quels registres d'action? Comment différents territoires ruraux, à partir de diverses formes de mobilisation collective, participent-ils aux processus de résistance locale aux politiques néolibérales? La méthode qui a guidé la recherche est inductive, orientée par ces questions de recherche, et développée au travers d’un intense processus ethnographique, basé sur l'immersion dans le territoire étudié, au travers des techniques telles que l'observation participante et la collecte de sources orales, en particulier entretiens semi-structurés. L'originalité de la thèse est double: in primis, elle rend compte des résultats d'une recherche sur un territoire rural effervescent, dans un moment historique où certains lieux marginaux semblent se proposer comme scénarios de transformation sociale et culturelle, à travers des mobilisations et des pratiques alternatives de vie, encore peu documentées dans la littérature en sciences sociales. Deuxièmement, dans un scénario où de plus en plus d'études sociologiques s'emparent de la multiplication des frontières en Europe, la recherche observe le phénomène à travers les lentilles, jusqu'ici peu explorées, des territoires ruraux.
Giliberti, Luca. "Une vallée frontalière : Parcours néoruraux, mobilisations sociales et solidarité avec les migrants dans la Vallée de la Roya." Thesis, Université Côte d'Azur, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020COAZ2009.
Full textThis ethnographic research studies a rural valley crossed by the border between Italy and France – the Roya Valley – at the time of the "reception crisis", from 2017 to 2019. The research explores the effects of the “closure” of the political border throught systematic controls and militarization of the area, on the local social fabric. It shows how social boundaries are reconfigured through a study of the relationships between different cultural universes of the population. A network of inhabitants in solidarity with migrants – mostly a neorural population already active in cultural life and in the mobilization of the territory – emerge in the valley. At the same time, another part of the population, mainly made up of native familles de souche, stands up against solidarity actions. This antagonism gives rise to a series of consequences and social conflicts take shape in the territory.In this “social drama” the research analyzes in detail the neorural paths, the pre-existing social mobilizations in the valley and the solidarity with migrants. Drawing on social science literature on migration and borders, as well as rural studies, the research is guided by a series of research questions. What is the link between the commitment to an active rural cultural life, the mobilizations for the defense of the territory and solidarity with migrants stuck at the border? What meaning should be given to the expression “defense of the territory” claimed by various social parties in disagreement with each other ? How are the pre-existing cultural universes of the valley and their social boundaries reoriented ? To what extent and how does the rural characteristic of the valley influence the consequences of the migration question ? How is this universe of solidarity practices taking shape and with wich registers of action ? How do different rural areas, from multiple collective mobilization processes, participate in the processes of local resistance to neoliberal policies ?The method that guided the research is inductive, oriented by these research questions, and developed through an intense ethnographic process, based on immersion in the studied territory, through techniques such as participant observation and collection of oral sources, in particular semi-structured interviews.The originality of the thesis is twofold: in primis, it accounts for the results of research on an effervescent rural territory, at a historic moment when certain marginal places seem to present themselves as scenarios of social and cultural transformation, through mobilizations and alternative life practices, until now little documented in the social science literature. Secondly, in a scenario where more and more sociological studies are taking over the multiplication of borders in Europe, this research observes the phenomenon through the lenses, hitherto little explored, of rural territories
La presente ricerca etnografica studia una valle rurale attraversata dal confine tra la Francia e l’Italia – la Val Roja – al tempo della “crisi dell’accoglienza”, dal 2017 al 2019. La ricerca esplora gli effetti della “chiusura” della frontiera politica su questo territorio, con i controlli sistematici e la militarizzazione, e sul tessuto sociale locale. A partire da uno studio delle relazioni tra i diversi universi culturali della popolazione emergono le modalità con cui le frontiere sociali si riconfigurano. Una rete di abitanti solidale ai migranti – in maggioranza una popolazione neorurale già attiva nella vita culturale e nelle mobilitazioni sul territorio – prende forma nella valle ; contemporaneamente, mentre un’altra parte della popolazione, costituita principalmente dalle native familles de souche, si erge contro le azioni solidali, tale antagonismo genera una serie di conseguenze e di conflitti sociali sul territorio.In questo “dramma sociale” la ricerca analizza nel dettaglio i percorsi neorurali, le mobilitazioni sociali pre-esistenti nella valle e la solidarietà ai migranti. Prendendo le mosse da una letteratura in scienze sociali sulle migrazioni e sui confini, oltreché sugli studi rurali, la ricerca si costruisce su un approccio etnografico, guidato da diverse questioni di ricerca. Qual è il legame tra l’impegno per una vita culturale rurale attiva, le mobilitazioni per la difesa del territorio e la solidarietà ai migranti bloccati in frontiera ? Quale significato dare all’espressione “difesa del territorio”, rivendicata da diverse parti in disaccordo ? Come si riorientano nelle risposte alla questione migratoria gli universi culturali pre-esistenti in valle e le loro frontiere sociali ? In che misura la caratteristica rurale della valle genera un’influenza sulle conseguenze della questione migratoria ? Come prende forma e che con quali registri di azione l’universo delle pratiche solidali? In che maniera diversi territori rurali, a partire da diverse forme di mobilitazione collettiva, stanno partecipando a processi di resistenze locali alle politiche neoliberali ?Il metodo che ha guidato la ricerca è induttivo, orientato da tali questioni di ricerca, e implementato attraverso un intenso processo etnografico, basato sull’immersione nel territorio studiato, attraverso tecniche quali l’osservazione partecipante e la raccolta di fonti orali, in particolare le interviste semi-strutturate.L’originalità del lavoro è duplice: in primis, riporta i risultati di una ricerca su un territorio rurale effervescente, in un momento storico in cui alcuni luoghi di campagna sembrano proporsi come scenari di trasformazione sociale e culturale, attraverso processi di mobilitazione e di alternative di vita ancora poco documentati dalla letteratura in scienze sociali. In secondo luogo, in uno scenario in cui sempre più studi sociologici prendono piede sulla moltiplicazione delle frontiere in Europa, la ricerca osserva il fenomeno attraverso le lenti, finora poco esplorate, dei territori rurali