Reid, Donald G; Heather Mair; W. George; James Taylor. Visiting your Future: A Community Guide to Planning and Rural Tourism. Guelph, Ontario, Canada: Ontario Agricultural Institute; School of Environmental Design and Rural Development, 2001
Recommended By: School of Rural Planning and Development - SPRDTo Acquire Contact: 55 pages.ISBN/ISSN: ISBN: 0889555222
Related Subject(s):, Economic Development, Tourism
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Patton, Michael Quinn. Qualitative Research and Evaluation Methods. Dubuque, Iowa, US: SAGE Publications, 2001
Recommended By: Center for Theology and LandTo Acquire Contact: Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Super Book DealsNotes: "Patton (the Union Institute) introduces the principles and methods of qualitative research and evaluation. Chapters cover conceptual issues in qualitative inquiry (including strategic themes and variety), the design of qualitative studies, fieldwork strategies and observation methods, interviewing, analysis, interpretation, and reporting. Important controversies are outlined, and key points are illustrated with examples. The book is intended as a graduate-level text." (Book News, Inc.)ISBN/ISSN: ISBN: 0761919716
Related Subject(s):, Research Methods
Blake, Raymond; Andrew Nurse (editors). The Trajectories of Rural Life: New Perspectives on Rural Canada. : Canadian Plains Research Center and Saskatchewan Institute of Public Policy, 2003
To Acquire Contact: Amazon, Barnes and NobleNotes: "In Canada, the impacts of these changes are all about us: in the absolute population declines in Saskatchewan and Newfoundland, in the crises of the east and west coast fisheries, in the farm crisis, in serious ecological problems, and in the reorientation of rural social services. There is a tendency to view these problems in stark terms: as part of a qualitatively new era in Canadian history triggered, perhaps, by the forces of 'globalization' or 'urbanization' or the rise of the "service sector economy. This book attempts to both resist the seemingly persistent urge to romanticize and prognosticate about rural Canada and the people who live geographically outside the urban environment and suggest different ways of looking at rural life. In this sense, its goal is to build upon an increasingly strong base of research and writing on rural Canada to suggest different perspectives on the countryside, the small town, the environment, and the landscape." (Amazon)ISBN/ISSN: ISBN: 0889771529
Related Subject(s):, Images and Metaphors, Culture
Dulles, Avery. Models of the Church. Dubuque, Iowa, US: Doubleday Publishing / Image, 1978 / 1991
Recommended By: Center for Theology and LandTo Acquire Contact: Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Super Book Deals Notes: "Avery Dulles, one of America's leading theologians, surveys the different understandings among Protestant and Catholic theologians of what a church is and sums them up in Models of the Church .... Six major models emerge: the church as institution, mystical communion, sacrament, herald, servant, and community of disciples." (Barnes and Noble)ISBN/ISSN: ISBN: 0385133685
Related Subject(s):, Images and Metaphors
Nirmal, Arvind P (editor). A Reader In Dalit Theology. Chennai, India: Gurukul Lutheran Theological College & Research Institute
Recommended By: Center for Research on New International Economic Order - CReNIEOTo Acquire Contact: Merging CurrentsNotes: Collection of essays on dalits (lower end of caste system who are deemed 'untouchable' due to their unclean professions etc). Focuses on importance of dalit theology. Dalit - theological and sociological term
Related Subject(s):, Asian theologians, Dalits
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