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| Publication | Description of Publication | Author(s) | Publication Date | Download | Link |
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| Solar panel project for the Lower Kolyma region of the Republic of Sakha-Yakutia, Russia: A four year collaboration |
This report describes the events which have unfolded in the attempt to train two candidates from Siberian communities to become solar engineers. This training is devised and conducted by the Barefoot College, an organisation based in India which is primarily involved in rural development. The training process lasts a period of six months and is designed to result in a candidate becoming fully proficient in the construction and maintenance of their community’s own solar powered light project. The aim of this venture was to take solar light technology to the nomadic reindeer herders of the Chukchi Nation (Turvaurgin and Nutendli communities) located in the Lower Kolyma region of the Republic of Sakha-Yakutia, Russia. |
Chris Madine | 2011/12 | ||
| Abernethy Forest - Its People & Its Past |
An historical account of the forest describing its ownership by the Lairds of Grants and management since the 17th century. The booklet identifies many interesting features and sites of former industrial activity with the use of photographs and a professionally prepared map. |
Elspeth Grant | 1995 January | ||
| Towards Sustainable Rural Communities |
Book consisting of edited papers from a series of Seminars organised by John Bryden whilst Winegard Visiting Professor at the University of Guelph. The book takes a much broader view of the subject of `sustainability’ than is usual and presents an eclectic combination of topics, ideas and perspectives. Printed in English (247 pages) and French. |
John Bryden | 1994 October | ||
| Farm Family Pluriactivity in Europe |
Original data charts and maps from the Arkleton Trust’s research programme on farm structures and household pluriactivity in Europe |
Andre H Brun Anthony M Fuller |
1992 May | Click to view Publication | |
| Farmers and Politics in France |
Translation of a publication in 1990 entitled “Les agriculteurs et la politique” by Presses de la Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques (Paris). The translated papers result from a conference of the most eminent French agricultural economists and political scientists. |
Michael Tracy (Editor) Hélène Delorme Pierre Coulomb Bertrand Hervieu Philippe Lacombe Marcel Jollivet |
1991 September | Click to view Publication | |
| Proceedings of the Braemar Colloquium |
Collection of papers presented at the Second Review Meeting of Research Programme on Farm Structures and Pluriactivity held in Braemar, Scotland, from 16th to 20th July 1989 |
Various | 1991 July | ||
| Europe 1993: Implications for Rural Areas Seminar Papers |
This 171-page document includes the research papers on rural policy issues in Western Europe and North America presented at the Arkleton/Aspen Institute/ARRG Europe-North America Exchange Programme Seminar held in March 1990. |
Michael Tracy (Editor) | 1991 July | ||
| Proceedings of the Freyung-Grafenau Colloquium |
A report on the 2nd Review Meeting of the Research Programme on Farm Structures and Pluriactivity - Rural Change in Europe - held at Waldkirchen, Freyung-Grafenau, Germany on 18th - 21st September 1988. Theme: Structural Policies and Multiple Job Holding in the Rural Development Process. A 261-page report. |
Various | 1990 January | ||
| Theory Task Group Report |
Report of the Theory Task group set up to study rural change in Europe: Research programme on farm structures and pluriactivity |
Unknown | 1989 October | ||
| Factors in the Design of Community-based Rural Development Initiatives in Europe |
A report written with John Bryden, May Johnstone and Alison Parkes. Published March 1989. Some lessons from European experience of locally-based development interventions aimed at stimulating economic regeneration in peripheral rural areas. Research programme sponsored by the Scottish Development Agency. |
Chris Hawker Niall MacKinnon |
1989 March |
