Green approaches to enhancing rural communities in Romania: Case studies from maramures and sibiu counties. Regoli, F., Vincze, M., Segr, A., & Vittuari, M. Southeastern Europe, 19(2):1 – 29, Brill Academic Publishers, 2017. Cited by: 0![Green approaches to enhancing rural communities in Romania: Case studies from maramures and sibiu counties [link]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/link.svg "link")
Paper doi abstract bibtex The concept of development evolves following the transformations and new challenges communities have to face. In this framework, in the past twenty years, development discourse has covered questions about the interrelations among its different dimensions (economic, human, social, environmental, institutional), about the transition from linear to circular models, and about the role (and importance) of endogenous resources. This evolution has increased the attention given to local development strategies and their role in the promotion of sustainability and socio-economic growth by recognizing and reorganizing local resources. This article grounds the concept of territorial capital to Maramures County (Romania) with the aim of understanding its role and of assessing its potential as a driving force to guide local communities in the exploitation of endogenous resources. Through a comparative analysis of the case studies of the Tâvarna Mare Natura 2000 site (Sibiu County) and Oas Gutai (Maramures County), the work also aims to provide general insights to inform local development policies. The research is based on multiple research methods including secondary data analysis, a survey, and a set of interviews with local stakeholders and rural development experts, and it is developed through a comparative analysis between the case studies. © 2017 Brill Academic Publishers. All rights reserved.
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author = {Regoli, Francesca and Vincze, Mária and Segr, Andrea and Vittuari, Matteo},
title = {Green approaches to enhancing rural communities in Romania: Case studies from maramures and sibiu counties},
year = {2017},
journal = {Southeastern Europe},
volume = {19},
number = {2},
pages = {1 – 29},
doi = {10.1163/18763332-000008},
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abstract = {The concept of development evolves following the transformations and new challenges communities have to face. In this framework, in the past twenty years, development discourse has covered questions about the interrelations among its different dimensions (economic, human, social, environmental, institutional), about the transition from linear to circular models, and about the role (and importance) of endogenous resources. This evolution has increased the attention given to local development strategies and their role in the promotion of sustainability and socio-economic growth by recognizing and reorganizing local resources. This article grounds the concept of territorial capital to Maramures County (Romania) with the aim of understanding its role and of assessing its potential as a driving force to guide local communities in the exploitation of endogenous resources. Through a comparative analysis of the case studies of the Tâvarna Mare Natura 2000 site (Sibiu County) and Oas Gutai (Maramures County), the work also aims to provide general insights to inform local development policies. The research is based on multiple research methods including secondary data analysis, a survey, and a set of interviews with local stakeholders and rural development experts, and it is developed through a comparative analysis between the case studies. © 2017 Brill Academic Publishers. All rights reserved.},
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language = {English},
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