Abstract'Food justice'and'food sovereignty'have become key words in food movement
scholarship and activism. In the case of'food justice', it seems the word is often substituted for …

This fourth edition of The Geography of Tourism and Recreation provides students with a
comprehensive introduction to the interrelationship between tourism, leisure and recreation …

Abstract “Scaling-up” is the next hurdle facing the local food movement. In order to effect
broader systemic impacts, local food systems (LFS) will have to grow, and engage either …

Anyone who thinks the world's hippest, most jaw-dropping hotels can only be found in cities
will be astounded by this photographic tour through the global countryside. As this colorful …

The genesis of this book was in the post-prandial phase of hospitality sitting around a table
at a hotel's outdoor restaurant in July 2005 that overlooked a sparkling cobalt-blue Adriatic …

This paper explores different ways that the category of nature is used in addressing
landscape changes associated with exurbia and exurbanization. Nature is an important …

This paper assesses how far community led rural visions accord with the current thrust of
rural planning policy delivery in the UK. Adapting conventional visioning methods …

Periurban second homes have received limited attention in landscape research, but they
can offer important insight for landscape histories of urbanisation. This paper focuses on the …

This chapter analyzes housing indicators and resident perceptions about housing and
community growth issues across three types of rural places: chronically poor, declining, and …

Low-density exurban development is understood at the macro scale to be widespread land
use that changes rural areas. At the site scale it is poorly distinguished as a landscape type …