農村活性化活動と地域社会運動

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After the rapid economic growth in 1960's, rural areas of Japan have faced many social and economic problems and, therefore, rural activative movements have been developing in various ways. Among these movements, recent studies have highly evaluated the ones the concerned residents themselves have the initiative in developing. I think, however, the preceding studies conceroned and focused on the dynamism of such movements and neglected social contexts in which rural activative movements have developd. Rural activative movements connot be evaluated as single-aimed and isolated object. They are social movements which have many aspects and have evoluted relating many other social conditions.In this paper, I first analyze the epistemological framework of proceeding studies. Secondly, I clarify the mechanism of interaction between rural activative movements and social relations in the case of MIRAIJUKU in Ichijima town.
地域農林経済学会の論文