| Journal of Rural Studies 2004 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Accountability and rural development partnerships: a study of objective 5b EAGGF funding in South West England. | Sociology and social work | Whittaker, Julie, Warren, Martyn, Turner, Martin, Hutchcroft, Ian |
| Adaptive responses and asset strategies: the experiences of rural micro-firms and foot and mouth disease. | Sociology and social work | Lowe, Philip, Phillipson, Jeremy, Bennett, Katy, Raley, Marian |
| Agricultural adjustment and the diversification of farm households and corporate farms in Central Europe. | Sociology and social work | Gorton, Matthew, Davidova, Sophia, Chaplin, Hannah |
| Agricultural change and restructuring: Recent evidence from a survey of agricultural households in England. | Sociology and social work | Lobley, Matt, Potter, Clive |
| Agricultural turns, geographical turns: Retrospect and prospect. | Sociology and social work | Morris, Carol, Evans, Nick |
| Bigger stores, more stores, or no stores: paths of retail restructuring in rural America. | Sociology and social work | Vias, Alexander C. |
| Building institutional capacity in rural Northern Ireland: The role of partnership governance in the LEADER II programme. | Sociology and social work | Scott, Mark |
| Children at work in rural northern Nigeria: patterns of age, space and gender. | Sociology and social work | Robson, Elsbeth |
| Exploring the current and future role of market towns in servicing their hinterlands: A case study of Alnwick in the North East of England. | Sociology and social work | Shaw, T., Powe, N.A. |
| Exploring the 'limits to growth' in UK organics: Beyond the statistical image. | Sociology and social work | Marsden, Terry, Smith, Everard |
| Forecasting food supply chain developments in lagging rural regions: Evidence from the U.K. | Sociology and social work | Ilbery, Brian, Kneafsey, Moya, Maye, Damian, Jenkins, Tim, Walkley, Catherine |
| From risky to responsible: Expert knowledge and the governing of community-led rural development. | Sociology and social work | Herbert-Cheshire, Lynda, Higgins, Vaughan |
| From words to deeds: enforcing farmers' conservation cost-sharing commitments. | Sociology and social work | Marshall, Graham R. |
| Impact of the 2001 foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Britain: Implications for rural studies. | Sociology and social work | Scott, Alister, Christie, Michael, Midmore, Peter |
| Institutions, social capital and agricultural change in central and Eastern Europe. | Sociology and social work | Slangen, Louis H.G., Kooten, G.Cornelis van, Suchanek, Pavel |
| Making sense of counterurbanization. | Sociology and social work | Mitchell, Clare J.A. |
| New community governance in small rural towns: The Australian experience. | Sociology and social work | O'Toole, Kevin, Burdess, Neil |
| On being a nice country girl and an academic feminist: using reflexivity in rural social research. | Sociology and social work | Pini, Barbara |
| Plus c'est la meme chose? Questioning crop diversification as a response to agricultural deregulation in Saskatchewan, Canada. | Sociology and social work | Bradshaw, Ben |
| Reconceptualising the 'behavioural approach' in agricultural studies: A socio-psychological perspective. | Sociology and social work | Burton, Rob J.F. |
| Re-imagining the land, North Sutherland, Scotland. | Sociology and social work | Mackenzie, A.F.D. |
| Rural roots, rural routes: discourses of rural self and traveling other in debates about the future of Appleby New Fair, 1945-1969. | Sociology and social work | Holloway, S.L. |
| Showing and telling farming: Agricultural shows and re-imaging British agriculture. | Sociology and social work | Holloway, Lewis |
| Tamworth, Australia's 'country music capital': Place marketing, rurality, and resident reactions. | Sociology and social work | Davidson, Deborah, Gibson, Chris |
| The Australian Landcare movement: Towards 'post-productivist' rural governance? | Sociology and social work | Wilson, Geoff A. |
| The economic diversity of rural England: Stylised fallacies and uncertain evidence. | Sociology and social work | |
| The effects of rent restructuring on social housing in English rural areas. | Sociology and social work | Walker, Bruce |
| The redefinition of family farming: Agricultural restructuring and farm adjustment in Waihemo, New Zealand. | Sociology and social work | Johnsen, Sarah |
| The right to development: Construction of a non-agriculturalist discourse of rurality in Denmark.(National Confederation of Village Communities) | Sociology and social work | Svendsen, Gunnar Lind Haase |
| Trinidad, Brazil, and Ghana: Three melting moments in the history of cocoa. | Sociology and social work | Harding, Sandra, Leiter, Jeffrey |
| Understanding the use of rural space: The need for multi-methods. | Sociology and social work | Madsen, Lene Moller, Adriansen, Hanne Kirstine |
| What does the public want from agriculture and the countryside? a review of evidence and methods. | Sociology and social work | Hall, Clare, McVittie, Alistair, Moran, Dominic |
| Where the wild things are: the evolving iconography of rural fauna. | Sociology and social work | Buller, Henry |
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