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differentiated countryside: a standalone construct

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Rural geography

a typology of rural areas, such as preserved, contested, paternalistic and clientelist countryside, based on differing development pressures and local power relations.

In rural geography, differentiated countryside refers to a typology of rural areas, such as preserved, contested, paternalistic and clientelist countryside, based on differing development pressures and local power relations. This meaning comes from Murdoch (2003) in The differentiated countryside.[1]

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References

Murdoch, J. (2003). The differentiated countryside. Routledge. ISBN 9780415516150

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