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Dear Colleagues,
You will perhaps have noted the extension to the
European Society for Rural Sociology Congress, Kraków 2017 abstract submission deadline now to Friday 13th of January.
Information in the links below.
Call for abstracts to
WG20:- Multiple knowledges and diversifying rural change
(Contributions are welcomed from diverse range of rural stakeholder group or individuals who may be poorly represented)
Two session convened by -
Prof. Karl Bruckmeier, National Research University – Higher School of Economics, Department of Sociology, Moscow,
Prof. Ana Velasco Arranz, Polytechnic University of Madrid
Prof. Imre Kovach, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Sociology, Budapest,
Dr. Eifiona Thomas Lane, Prifysgol Bangor University, Wales,
The overarching topic of this working group is uneven and diversifying rural change and the factors influencing change processes, especially knowledge forms of rural and non-rural actors in diverse
places and spaces in European areas developing under the influence of global processes. Theoretical, methodological or empirical papers are invited from rural sociology or interdisciplinary research areas.
- Multiple knowledges: which knowledge counts in future rural
development?
- Multiple ruralities: vanishing dichotomies of rural and urban and new contrasts and social inequalities, gender relations, uneven development.
- Urbanisation and cities without borders: mobility and the emergence of new “rurban”/rural-urban spaces in European countries.
- Urban and peri-urban agriculture and other forms of new agriculture: food and non-food production - future forms of agricultural production.
- Rural governance and development: the future roles of traditional actors, new groups, actors, institutions, projects and social subjects.
Empirical case studies illustrating such new forms of rurality are welcome, but they should include methodological or theoretical reflections about the guiding question of this working
group: What are the new forms of multidimensional rurality emerging that show the future of European rural spaces?
Please submit an abstract of 250 words via email to
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- Interdisciplinary approaches to researching contemporary rural spaces, places and peoples, drawing on interdisciplinary perspectives, collaboration through learning
about common and diverse research projects across both bio-physical landscapes e.g. agricultural communities, protected landscapes and socio-personal or economic and cultural contexts e.g. young people, older people.
- Opportunities to share current debates and positions on the uneven nature of rural change.
- Knowledge sharing of rural actors.
- Issues of current interest(s) such as ecosystem services, wilderness/rewilding, cultural diversity, protected landscapes and community resilience all within the changing
framework of both an European and global dynamic.
The Working Group will take the format of a chaired series of short presentations of between 15-20 mins from selected international speakers, ending with a panel discussion
chaired by a named discussant.
For the second subtheme also a postgraduate poster session will be organized send abstracts to
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January the 13th 2017.
If you intend to produce a poster then please clearly mark your abstract POSTER.
Diolch yn fawr iawn – Many Thanks,
Eifiona Thomas Lane
Information on extended call and WG’s.
http://www.esrs2017.confer.uj.edu.pl/abstracts
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