Amenities and rural development: theory, methods and public policy/ 
edited by Gary Paul Green, Steven C. Deller and David W. Marcouiller 
 - Cheltenham, UK:  Edward Elgar,  2005. 
 - 338 p:  ill. 
<br/><br/>1. Introduction <br/>2. The Supply of Natural Amenities: Moving from Empirical Anecdotes to a Theoretical Basis <br/>3. Rural Amenities Policies: Future Stakes <br/>4. Equity within Institutional Arrangements for the Supply of Rural Amenities <br/>5. The Supply and Demand for Natural Amenities: An Overview of Theory and Concepts <br/>6. Out-Migration from the Northeast US: The Relative Roles of Economic and Amenity Differentials <br/>7. Amenities and Change in the Well-Being of Nonmetropolitan Localities <br/>8. The Role of Wilderness and Public Land Amenities in Explaining Migration and Rural Development in the American Northwest <br/>9. Regional Economic Growth with a Focus on Amenities <br/>10. Impact of Outdoor Recreation Facilities on Remote Rural Income Growth <br/>11. Recreation, Amenity Migration and Urban Proximity <br/>12. Resident-Employed Photography as a Tool for Understanding Attachment to High-Amenity Places <br/>13. Seasonal Residents: Members of Community or Part of the Scenery? <br/>14. Evaluating the Effectiveness of Land-Use Planning Policies in Rapidly Growing High-Amenity Communities in the Rocky Mountain States <br/>15. Managing Growth and Development in a Natural-Amenity-Rich Landscape: Landowner Attitudes Toward Planning in Northwestern Wisconsin <br/>16. Raising the Gangplank: A Defense of Localism Aimed at Resource Protection <br/>17. Amenity-Led Development of Rural Areas: The Example of the Regional Action Pilot Programme in Germany <br/>18. Rural Policy Issues <br/>19. Amenities and Rural Development: Policy Implications and Directions for the Future 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>1845421264 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Rural development<br/>Rural-urban relations<br/>Land use, rural
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>307.1412  / GRE/A