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Rural-Urban Linkages for Sustainable Development

A threefold view: The rural, the urban and the “in-between”The new context of rural-urban linkages Research aim and methods Qualitative analysis of contributions to rural-urban relations in economic geography Contributions to this volume Conclusions References A: Transitions, transformation and rural–urban linkages Agri-food sustainability transitions: Food geographies, governance and ethical foodscapes Introduction: Binary worlds and regulatory spatial fixes in agri-food governance Disruptive agents, new food geographies: AFNs, urban food strategies and public procurement Food system change and sustainability transition Climate change and other landscape pressures: The need to make space for ethics and collective responsibility?New growth narratives and their implications for agri-food futures and rural-urban relations Conclusion Notes References Agribusiness and rural–urban linkages: The case of Sinop in Northern Mato Grosso, Brazil The agribusincss-city as a specific spatial configuration?Characterized by the soy boom: Development processes in the Brazilian Midwest Case study: Sinop - how a colonization project is altered by the victory of agribusiness Conclusion References Rural–urban linkages in sustainability transitions: Challenges for economic geography and disaster recovery I Introduction Resilience in systems Resilience in transitions and transition pathways Rural-urban linkages in disaster research Case study approach Rural-urban linkages in Christchurch earthquake recovery Discussion Conclusion References B: Rural–urban differences Rural–urban differences in online advertisements of second-hand goods: The case of the Dutch platform Marktplaats Introduction Literature review: Rural-urban differences Methodology Data collection Results Discussion and conclusion References Urban and rural labour markets in Andalusia: Are they so different?Introduction Urban versus rural labour markets: Are they so different?Methodology and data Results Conclusions References What kind of space matters in rural–urban heterogeneity?: Managing space in organizational entrepreneurship Introduction Rural-urban dichotomies Conceptual model Research design Research results Discussion and conclusion Note Acknowledgement References C: Rural–urban linkages and their impacts The impact of the craft beer revolution on the American hop industry Introduction The historical geography of hop production in the United States From bland to bitter: The emergence of craft breweries and “hop forward” beer Data Craft beer and its impact on demand for hops Conclusions Notes References Development of alternative food networks in the peri-urban areas of Istanbul Introduction Conceptual discussion Methodology Peri-urban food production in the Istanbul Metropolitan Area AFN in Istanbul Conclusion References The role of rural–urban linkages in local development: A comparative study on two rural settlements in Bangladesh Introduction Research strategy Discussion Conclusion References D: Governance and rural–urban linkages "Smart Region" governance for innovation: Cooperative approaches in Hamburg-Southern Elbe Region Introduction The smart specialization logic: A policy-prioritization framework for bundling resources through entrepreneurial discovery processes Territorial cooperation as an impetus to innovation processes and sustainability transitions Hamburg-Southern Elbe Region in focus: Territorial context and institutional framework The Smart Region process: A new governance approach for regional innovation Concluding discussion References A critical analysis of rural tourism policy: The Niksar-Çamiçi Plateau Secondary Residential Area (Turkey)Introduction Conclusions and recommendations References How do EU beneficiaries perform rurality and rural development?: The case of the Polish countryside Data and methods Results Discussion and conclusion: About villagers’ performance Acknowledgements References Rural–urban linkages for sustainable development: A synthesis and conclusion A synthesis concerning sustainable development What have we learned?Rural-urban linkages for sustainable development - future challenges Research demand References

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