Volume 76, Issue 4

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August 2011

Special Issue: Amenity migration, exurbia, and emerging rural landscapes/Guest edited by Kirsten Valentine Cadieux

Issue Editors:

Kirsten Valentine Cadieux,
Patrick Hurley

11 articles in this issue

Amenity migration, exurbia, and emerging rural landscapes: global natural amenity as place and as process
Kirsten Valentine Cadieux
Patrick T. Hurley
OriginalPaper 29 December 2009 Pages: 297 - 302
Amenity migration: diverse conceptualizations of drivers, socioeconomic dimensions, and emerging challenges
Hannah Gosnell
Jesse Abrams
OriginalPaper 08 July 2009 Pages: 303 - 322
No boundaries: exurbia and the study of contemporary urban dispersion
Laura Taylor
OriginalPaper 29 July 2009 Pages: 323 - 339
Competing discourses of nature in exurbia
Kirsten Valentine Cadieux
OriginalPaper 16 July 2009 Pages: 341 - 363
The local politics of the global countryside: boosterism, aspirational ruralism and the contested reconstitution of Queenstown, New Zealand
Michael Woods
OriginalPaper 03 March 2009 Pages: 365 - 381
Dodging alligators, rattlesnakes, and backyard docks: a political ecology of sweetgrass basket-making and conservation in the South Carolina Lowcountry, USA
Patrick T. Hurley
Angela C. Halfacre
OriginalPaper 24 March 2009 Pages: 383 - 399
Democracy or expertise? objectivity as an elusive ideal in the resolution of a Vermont land use dispute
Thomas H.N. Young
OriginalPaper 10 February 2009 Pages: 401 - 415
What kind of countryside do the public want: community visions from Wales UK?
Alister J. Scott
James Shorten
Iwan Owen
OriginalPaper 24 January 2009 Pages: 417 - 436
Commentary: scale, rent, and symbolic capital: political economy and emerging rural landscapes
Nathan F. Sayre
ReviewPaper Open access 15 July 2009 Pages: 437 - 439
Commentary for special issue of GeoJournal on Amenity Migration, Exurbia, and Emerging Rural Landscapes
Peter Walker
ReviewPaper 21 July 2009 Pages: 441 - 444
Commentary: Special issue of GeoJournal on Amenity Migration, Exurbia, and Emerging Rural Landscapes
Peter B. Nelson
ReviewPaper 08 July 2009 Pages: 445 - 446

Volume 76, Issue 4

Amenity migration, exurbia, and emerging rural landscapes: global natural amenity as place and as process

Amenity migration: diverse conceptualizations of drivers, socioeconomic dimensions, and emerging challenges

No boundaries: exurbia and the study of contemporary urban dispersion

Competing discourses of nature in exurbia

The local politics of the global countryside: boosterism, aspirational ruralism and the contested reconstitution of Queenstown, New Zealand

Dodging alligators, rattlesnakes, and backyard docks: a political ecology of sweetgrass basket-making and conservation in the South Carolina Lowcountry, USA

Democracy or expertise? objectivity as an elusive ideal in the resolution of a Vermont land use dispute

What kind of countryside do the public want: community visions from Wales UK?

Commentary: scale, rent, and symbolic capital: political economy and emerging rural landscapes

Commentary for special issue of GeoJournal on Amenity Migration, Exurbia, and Emerging Rural Landscapes

Commentary: Special issue of GeoJournal on Amenity Migration, Exurbia, and Emerging Rural Landscapes

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